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by leejoramo 2y ago
Look at the commercial microwaves I linked to in an adjacent comment. For easy of cleaning, these typically do not have the spinning plates.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
If you want some better options for microwave ovens, try checking out you local food service suppliers or websites like Webstaurant They will be a bit more expensive, but often have better controls and are easier to clean. https:/&#x
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I have read Dave’s blog since nearly the beginning. I remember working with Clay Basket and Frontier back in the early days.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
This doesn’t include the apparently over 350,000 Home Owner Associations in the USA that are effectively another layer of local government with the powers to tax and regulate like other special districts
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by leejoramo 2y ago
The podcast Imaginary Worlds has often covered Science Fiction and Fantasy from around the world and different cultures. Just reading the show notes will give you authors to check out and other links. Even the episodes that are more focused
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Thanks for that link. “Circuit Cellar” reminded me of something, and led me to find this is the descendant of Steve Ciarcia’s 1980s BYTE magazine column. After several iterations, it looks like Steve sold it to an employee.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Interesting story. A couple of points. 26 seconds per avocado is slow compared to a trained employee at a properly setup work station Employee training is CRITICAL for this task. Improperly cutting avocados is the is one of the top kitchen
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I find the GitHub Desktop tool to be rather clunky. I use git in various ways; * CLI for most small tasks * GUI for big tasks and getting an overview * Editor UI for small things if I am currently in the editor. * GitHub’s website for colla
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I use Beekeeper and like it very much for a simple GUI that works with a number of sql databases. It should be noted that the link here is a comparison page specifically for DataGrip. There are similar comparison pages for other tools. Or g
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Our burro loved our dogs and would come up to them to exchange greetings. I think she was far more interested in them than the horses. I suspect the burros you encountered had been themselves harassed by dogs in the past.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
She was mostly a pet, and was very gentle and easy to lead. We also had horses. The burro was useful for training the horses to behave in a herd because she while she enjoyed being in the group she held herself outside of the horse’s hierar
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by leejoramo 2y ago
It is interesting all the different ways we have to encode data adapted to specific purposes. As a child in the late 1970s, my family adopted a wild burro in California. My parents had her for over 30 years. I remember she had these freeze
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Last couple of times I have done this, I used Apple’s online system to schedule the battery replace at a locally owned Apple dealer or at the nearest Best Buy. Same price and warranty as at the Apple Store. Turn around time was 2 hours.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Sprudge coffee news has a maps listing for specialty coffee houses. I don’t think it has had much work done on it in a while. (And I see my shops listing is out of date. That is on me, not them) https://sprudge.com/ https:
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I am a big fan of WebDAV. DUFS is new to me, I will check it out.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Does dufs have the auto reload feature of this project?
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by leejoramo 2y ago
In my case this pointed out a problem with my NVIDA drivers that I didn’t know about. Once I fixed that issue my whole KDE system ran much faster and allowed Zed to run
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by leejoramo 2y ago
BBEdit Doesn’t Suck!
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by leejoramo 2y ago
If you love Kinto, you need to really look at the Toshy project. It is a fork of Kinto for Linux. The developer of Toshy is super active and responsive, and has moved the Kinto code to more modern technology. They have refactored the script
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I had to clean up the code a bit and move it to a public GitHub repository. https://github.com/leejoramo/macOS-plus-AHK As others have mentioned it is probably worth looking at Kinto to add macOS keyboard shortcuts to
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I miss these macOS shortcuts when I am other platforms. For Windows, I wrote my own extensive AHK scripts to duplicate most Mac shortcuts I regularly use, including cursor movement On Linux I now use Toshy https://github.com&#x2F
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I personally find the polished UI across macOS/iOS/ipadOS and web well worth the expense. I encourage you to watch the videos to see how the UI is both fully GUI tailored to the platform AND is also Text based, so almost all opera
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I start by using plain text Markdown files so that I can use many different programs, workflows, and it is future proof. What do I consider Notes? Documentation, reference materials, ideas, journaling, and task management. For documentatio
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Great to see these UserLand Radio Blogs are still hosted all these years later. Dave Winer (and I am sure others) obviously worked to see that happen.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Exactly this. I have to use Chrome (or one of its non-Google flavors) to easily create dedicated Desktop apps for websites. I would prefer to use Firefox but they killed this feature long ago. Glad Firefox is revisiting PWA/WebApps
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Also check out Handheld Scientific's BT-600 http://handheldsci.com/kb/ Be sure to read their documentation which includes a fair amount of macro programming.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
Indeed this is an excellent quality site. If you want deep dives into macOS and M-series CPU technical details, there are few other sites as good.
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by leejoramo 2y ago
I immediately remember the Apple Pascal poster from the late 1970s: https://archive.org/details/pascal-poster-v-3-a-1
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by leejoramo 2y ago
At least for me on AT&T, using my phone as hotspot is part of my service plan with the carrier. Given that I pay for it, it works as you describe. The hacks described here are if you don’t have hotspot usage enabled with the carrier.
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Importance of plate tectonics for evolution and extraterrestrial civilizations(nature.com)
10 points by leejoramo 2y ago|1 comments

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