masukomi

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by masukomi 6y ago
this question is why i haven't engaged with any new Mozilla product in years. They just KEEP making cool things that you want to integrate into your workflows and then killing them.
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by masukomi 6y ago
"Keep Moving Forward" - Meet The Robinsons
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by masukomi 6y ago
getting frisked makes some logical sense. it's a security measure to prevent someone from carrying dangerous items onto the plane. no, metal detectors and the surface scan things are not sufficient to prevent this to anyone who actuall
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by masukomi 6y ago
Here it is. You'll see that phrase a bit lower in the page. https://leanpub.com/readevalprintlove001/read it was issue number 1 of the newsletter. http://readevalprintlove.fogus.me/ Read-Eval-Prin
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by masukomi 6y ago
that really sounds like the software you were using not the ipad itself. most people essentially NEVER have their ipads freeze. chucking the ipad because of that is like chucking the baby out with the bathwater because the bathwater got col
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by masukomi 6y ago
not really. it's just saying "this is mine, it's not public property or a public service, and thus i get to manage it how i want." I think MOST people would agree that that's a reasonable approach. just because a lo
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by masukomi 6y ago
passwords don't prove you're you either. They just prove you're someone or something that knows the appropriate password.
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by masukomi 6y ago
> You have to trust the website to faithfully scan the dice and not send their state anywhere else. no, you don't. a) it's open source b) it runs locally so, yes, you have to trust the software to some degree but at least you c
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by masukomi 6y ago
not aging well implies the thing gets worse the older it is. So, a more accurate interpretation would be "bad news gets worse the older it is" Although that seems unlikely to be what was intended.
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by masukomi 6y ago
similar version that's been around for a while: Two is one. One is none.
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by masukomi 6y ago
not true. If you buy into obsidian's features then you loose the visualized graph, a functional task list, all your [[internal links]] break etc... sure, you've got your core data, but now you've got to recreate obsidian if
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by masukomi 6y ago
so? I don't understand why this is a meaningful statement. Lots of us use Pinboard.in or similar "bookmark" services. They aren't "Browser bookmarks" they're just forms in some separate app too. We find th
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by masukomi 6y ago
if you're concerned about legal proof, then again, relying on a third party service with questionable financials is a terrible idea. This is plaintext markdown files. You can easily integrate git with it which will provide a timestamp
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by masukomi 6y ago
can't speak for the author but: * obsidian is a proprietary piece of software so you can't rely on it for long term archival. There's zero guarantee the company that makes it will exist next year and keep updating it to work
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by masukomi 6y ago
a) it does better > If you add bookmarks, their webpages contents' will be saved to ensure that you will always have access to it b) It's not inline with the idea of archiving things you care about. If you don't control i
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by masukomi 6y ago
scuttlebutt, mentioned elsewhere in these comments works entirely offline, and many of its users have absolutely terrible internet connections. It's designed fro that situation and works just fine.
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by masukomi 6y ago
I'm unable to find anything about teaching Repl.it how to understand / handle a new language. So, I only see Repl.it as useful to this process _if_ you're bootstrapping from one of the languages they already support... Howeve
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by masukomi 6y ago
Having too many customers trying to buy your stuff is something folks would call a "nice problem to have" It's a TERRIBLE problem to have not addressed in advance because now you're loosing money and people may wander of
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by masukomi 6y ago
use it almost daily. * debugging * seeing how tables are defined * seeing what enums are defined in the db * seeing what the composite keys of the table are * testing if my failure is because of missing data or because the data doesn't
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by masukomi 6y ago
chrome's bookmarks aren't available to me across browsers, and I can't use tags to search them. They don't load any faster than Pinboard's either (which is kinda mind-boggling). not having them across browsers makes
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by masukomi 6y ago
Pinboard.in offers a pro account that will archive pages when you bookmark them. Won't help for the old lost stuff but will help for everything else going forwards. Also, it's a lot easier than manually exporting everything as pdf
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by masukomi 6y ago
I currently have 13,229 bookmarks in Pinboard.in. They are all cross referenced with multiple useful tags and I add maybe 3+ every day. Google is a poor substitute because it gives me pages of results for what I need and they may or may not
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by masukomi 6y ago
There are multiple services available that do this, without hardware, and with more privacy features (like being able to fuzz your camera such that people know you're there but can't actually see you picking your nose or whatever
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by masukomi 6y ago
Rails doesn't have fast boot times even now. exiting after each request would result in much slower apps. Also, you couldn't reuse database connections so you'd get additional latency built into starting up a new connection w
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by masukomi 6y ago
as the thickness of the book grows the cover doesn't also grow. towards the end of the scale the contents are taller than the cover.
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by masukomi 6y ago
You mean in the same way that spam email and spam calls to mobile numbers where it might actually cost folks money to answer are illegal in the US? Yeah, those requirements are so effective.
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by masukomi 6y ago
for most people tweeting a link to your blog post is going to get WAY fewer eyeballs on the info you want to convey than you would have if you just put the text directly in twitter. there's a big difference in how they're consumed
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by masukomi 6y ago
> ASCII only" is not meant in the sense of "plain text only". Any non-US ASCII is converted (ç->c, ÿ->y, ś->s, µ->u). wow... way to give the finger to the majority of the world.
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by masukomi 6y ago
it was 80k over 2 rounds. That means that they weren't able to raise even 80k at once. That's not "I'm investing money because I expect you to turn a profit for me money" that's "here, I'll float you
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by masukomi 6y ago
I think i would make this way more obvious on the front page. I use the terminal in no small part so that i _don't_ have to reach for the mouse. What I saw in the animation made me think "OMG YOU'RE MISSING THE WHOLE POINT!!!

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