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by mstade 8y ago
> That's one of those product that will really depend on the price point. Probably, and the price over time as well what with ink cartridges and stuff. I have one of those old timey shaving kits with replaceable single blades, but I
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by mstade 8y ago
> (It's also how they're going to get men used to the idea of wearing makeup, thus doubling the market for cosmetics, isn't it?) I know this is anecdata but I have several female friends who do not care for make up, except
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by mstade 8y ago
My apologies if this comes off as insensitive, I really mean no disrespect, but doesn’t the make up aggrevate your acne?
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by mstade 8y ago
Looking at some of the close ups from the Instagram page[0] it does seem to have a number of non standard pieces, but mostly for the figurines as far as I can tell. Stickers too, but other than that it looks fairly standard. Difficult to te
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by mstade 8y ago
Precisely the same here, minus android experience – been with Apple since the original iPhone. Money is really no object so I ordered the iPhone X the moment they became available, but the XS really doesn't seem to offer anything new a
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by mstade 8y ago
For you and the GP I would recommend picking up Horizon Zero Dawn. The environments are gorgeous and vast, with lots of "story" in the placing of props and such. The actual story of that game was prettt darn good too, but if all y
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by mstade 8y ago
The point of looking first, as explained by my instructor, was to not freak out other drivers by signaling first. They might think you're going to suddenly pop out of the lane, spooking them to either speed up or slow down, or perhaps
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by mstade 8y ago
> Meanwhile Scandinavians have to prove they can recover from a slide to even get a license. Not entirely accurate, at least not when I did it. You do have to go take the slide test, otherwise you're not actually eligible for even t
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by mstade 8y ago
My driving instructor in Sweden gave me a rhyme to remember. It consisted of only three words: blicken, pilen, filen. It literally translates to: the view, the signal, the lane – in that order. Basically you always look through the mirrors
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For anyone like me who might think that this is a pretty looking typeface but not particularly fully featured, scroll down the page to this bit: https://rsms.me/inter/#features This is an amazingly well featured typefa
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by mstade 8y ago
Is that you, CORBA? Is this me?
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by mstade 8y ago
Lots of good stuff in this release, but the one thing that gets me real excited is HDR support. It really is a world of difference both authoring and experiencing HDR content, and sadly a lot of HDR content is quite bad conversions from SDR
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by mstade 8y ago
That’s right, thanks for the reminder! Some syntax is ambiguous yet results differ. I think that’s why I liked the unambiguous module syntax very much, it made things explicit, without much cost.
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Isn't the absolute path (not exactly true, since dots are supported) thing just a matter of punting till later? If I recall correctly, they couldn't agree on resolution rules and perhaps more specifically how node-like rules would
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by mstade 8y ago
> Not clear to me why just using 'import' makes it a module and 'require' not. I'm sure that's spelled out somewhere I'm probably wrong but I think it has to do with parsing rules. If you try to load a
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by mstade 8y ago
I also did this, except I went through and mostly manually deleted everything first. It took weeks, I'm not kidding. There's a page where you can batch delete most posts, but only 50 at a time, and it doesn't always work be
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by mstade 8y ago
Sure, but that's a different discussion altogether. The post I replied to was implying the effort is greater and more complex than most think, and I'm saying it probably isn't – at least not for the common cases. Privacy is a
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by mstade 8y ago
This is precisely what I have done and it's worked great. All services I use (and care about) I've changed to use service specific aliases now and it works fantastically well. Effort wise I'd say I spent probably a couple of
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by mstade 8y ago
Man, I pay $50/year for my Fastmail account. I use a custom domain, so total cost is a bit higher, probably something like $60-$70/year, not sure. Moving from gmail to fastmail, given their integrated migration process, was a co
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by mstade 8y ago
My grand father who passed away this spring, at the ripe young age of 103, left his finely crafted 1920s era piano to me. We often talked about how both of us wanted to learn but never got around to it, and now to honor his memory I’ve star
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by mstade 8y ago
Particularly with management breathing down their necks to deliver.
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by mstade 8y ago
That makes sense – thanks!
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Wouldn't you also have to make sure you don't rise too quickly to the surface, or you'll suffer possibly fatal decompression complications?
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by mstade 8y ago
It's really nothing fancy, just based on strap[1] but then modified a bit. I keep my dotfiles in github and leverage homebrew for installing pretty much everything. [1]: https://github.com/mikemcquaid/strap
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by mstade 8y ago
Awesome – thanks for sharing!
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by mstade 8y ago
Are you also moving Sublime Text to a subscription license for businesses?
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It'd be nice if there was a command line option for this actually. I have my machine setup almost entirely automated, but this is one of the manual steps I have to do.
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by mstade 8y ago
I'd pay cash monies for this! Particularly if it's cross platform.
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by mstade 8y ago
Can’t wait for the upcoming DLCs “Flight Simulator: Security Check” and “Flight Simulator: Baggage Reclaim“ – now that’s realism!
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Next Generation Package Management(blog.npmjs.org)
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