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maicro
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I don't remember which rule of the internet claims that there's always a relevant XKCD, but - relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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It might be fun to implement these in something like this origami simulator: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31281700 https://origamisimulator.org ; that seems to have a bit of trouble with order-of-operati
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4y ago
I wonder how that law is worded - could you for instance fill up several X gallon jugs (1, 5, 55 [~4L, ~19L and ~208L] - whatever you have/need) during those permitted used windows, and water the plants from that supply as needed? I co
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Will poke around at this later, but it looks very cool at least X) In addition to the default project - maybe also have a random/shuffle option (and consider having the default project randomized, or load from a set of curated random c
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And a far more irreverent (NSFW? but very entertaining, and moderately informational) video about the inventor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4og8wG8VQWM&list=PL96C35uN7x...
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4y ago
OVH has an option for $3.50 (which I think is _cheaper_ than it was when I signed up a couple years ago, and I don't _think_ I'm looking at CAD pricing)... Compare: OVH: https://us.ovhcloud.com/vps/ 1 vC
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4y ago
I'll reply to you, though there are a couple others in this comment chain that it seems relevant (but possibly not...) to - Airtable has one of the best API guides I've seen, because you can load it up in a table you already have,
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So the rest of the reply chain here is...certainly something. I won't comment on most of the points, but I will just point out - you can now disable automatic previews; I believe it's in your profile settings. As for whether Netf
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-CTkbHnpNQ is a good introduction to the idea, but basically, "clean up and organize, with things aligned with the table and each other". Side note, I also recommend the main "
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I noticed this as well; at first I thought this was a tongue-in-cheek response to the "Stop..." version.
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I don't have a horse in this race, but as for "Go" vs. "golang" - I imagine people use "golang" as it's a bit more clear that you're talking about a specific thing (the programming language), as
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4y ago
And in a self fulfilling way... that's actually known as Cunningham's Law: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward_Cunningham Which possibly is your joke as well, in which case I believe the kids would say "
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Thanks for the recommendations, I'm listening to Sleep now and enjoying it X) I poked around a bit, found this note on Sleep's Facebook page (a comment and reply from private individuals in the comment chain, thus names removed):
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4y ago
Two recommendations for you then - Bloodywood, Indian folk metal (in Punjabi and/or Hindi apparently); and Babymetal (BABYMETAL), Japanese "kawaii" metal (apparently) (one of my favorite songs: https://www.youtube.
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Could you clarify that note about Stoned Meadow of Doom? I mentioned them in my sibling comment - I'm not affiliated, have just been enjoying the channel off-and-on for years, so I'm curious.
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4y ago
Another second here. There's a YouTube channel with full stoner metal albums (Stoned Meadow of Doom: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCknVpWR6m2Ijzkqo-aPXs_g ; been around for quite a while, though I have a vague
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Related concept for digital security: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1401_08-12_mickens.pdf
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And similar to my sibling comment, mostly for anyone else browsing through - the comments on this recent HN post have a lot of resources about game dev stuff in general, which might be of interest (though I also cannot promise directly rela
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4y ago
It's a little specialist, and doesn't have Linux server/host functionality (and IIRC Mac is still in beta), but if you want to remotely connect to a Windows 10+ computer - Parsec works really well. I've used it at work
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The coffee receipts I can understand - if a shop uses Square or a similar tablet-based POS system, I could see requesting an emailed receipt, typing in the wrong email address, and then not noticing when it never arrived. Some of those sys
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5y ago
My favorite, which I unfortunately never dug into enough (/don't remember the solution), was a bug in some horrible pile of Javascript that only raised an exception _if the developer console was open in the browser_. So on a norm
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Neopets for social engineering/scamming - converting "disposable" digital cameras into reusable (solder in a USB port, do...something to gain access to the memory to download files) was my introduction to hardware and firmwar
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5y ago
...there's no accounting for taste? It really is a great solution as long as you understand the limits - there are more powerful options, but this one is just so quick and easy to get set up if it's valid for your situation.
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While there are plenty of other more powerful solutions suggested here, I prefer my fairly light weight option - WinSCP connecting to the remote server over SFTP, then opening the files I want to change in my preferred editor (Sublime Text)
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5y ago
Respectfully - Ingress is by Niantic, the same company behind Pokemon Go (and maybe that Harry Potter version?). They share data between the two games - points of interest tagged in Ingress still usually map to Pokemon Go Stops and Gyms; e
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In continued good-spirited-conversation - if you get sick every time you eat something containing chocolate, I think it's completely rational to form an aversion to it.
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I mean, obviously they had to get the books for the tower from _somewhere_...
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As opposed to my sib comment, I could see (theoretically, not saying this is what the original logic was) some justification to deal with intermittent line breaks or connection issues - if one side can keep the call open, then a wind gust b
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Looks like Crosscut is an essay on their specific ideas for an interaction mode; https://museapp.com is an app from the same group, which _might_ have some level of Crosscut's functionality implemented (or it might be plann
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I don't know of any great resources, but from my personal experience and understanding of the landscape is that Fusion360 is the most common real CAD program used by hobbyists, and small shops (especially those that are basically "
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