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mszcz
7y ago
AltDrag for Windows. Allows you to move and resize windows by pressing alt and left/right mouse button and drag anywhere on the window, not just title bar. GridMove to arrange windows (with multiple monitor support) by keyboard shortcu
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mszcz
7y ago
Seconded. This was recommended by a friend and saved me hours since. The search is near instant, it's flexible, updates in real time. Highly recommend.
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mszcz
7y ago
Did you mean "(...) almost like _Firefox's_ autocomplete (...)"? I know this is OT but one of the reasons I've switched is history search that actually works.
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7y ago
I'm from Poland and I'm not concerned at all. I _know_ that the goverment will not be able to provide my retirement. I think that it's better to think about goverment-provided retirement as something that _might_ happend, and
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7y ago
Oh, ok. Assumed that this would be too good to be true. Thanks anyway! The equatorial mount would be nice but I thought more along the lines of making a one-off night sky time lapse video out of curiosity. I gotta stop buying hardware for o
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7y ago
I've recently used na RPi4 with a ArduCam OV5647 camera and a LS-40180 Fish Eye CS mount to make a home security cam as a fun project. Works nice and has a 194 horizontal / 142 vertical FOV. I wonder if that setup would work for s
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7y ago
That looks nice but I think I prefer the "rigidity" (and nostalgia) of isometric (?) games.
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7y ago
Lucky bastard!
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7y ago
Oh, no. No. No. I vaguely recall the countless hours I've sunk playing this... Please, don't drag me into this again... Why?! EDIT: Just to be clear, the game is awesome and the comment is made in jest ;)
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7y ago
Tweet starts with: > Preliminary (...) Wouldn't call that disinformation.
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mszcz
7y ago
For a moment there I thought you were making a Chuck Norris _joke_ in a middle of a non-joke comment... ;)
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7y ago
As much as I appreciate the Silicon Valley reference, I don't think that this is a place for it...
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7y ago
If there were 200 passengers on that flight then $5 per passenger neatly comes down to 1k USD as mentioned above.
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7y ago
Try RememberTheMilk. I've been using it for years and highly recommend it. The killer feature IMHO are the smartlists that you define by logical arguments, eg. "tag:home AND priority:1 AND dueBefore:tomorrow" creates a list o
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7y ago
Hear, hear!
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mszcz
7y ago
Yep, had the same realisation. The quality of links varies somewhat, but the quality of comments here rarely does.
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mszcz
7y ago
Well, any language that has the capacity to take raw user input and output it as-is is "vulnerable to XSS" so... ;)
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7y ago
That's what I'm doing, sorry it wasn't clear ;)
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7y ago
Yeah, the decision to go with touchscreens in an environment where you cannot turn your eyes away and focus on something is boneheaded IMO. The AC in my car is controlled by dials which also have a button in the middle. I can control this w
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7y ago
Yeah, number 3 really pisses me off recently. If I type in 3 words I would like to search by those 3 words. What ends up happening is Google just decides that it's too much of a hassle or that I've made a mistake and just searches
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7y ago
I've noticed this as well. If I park in the middle of the parking lot with no cars anywhere near me, very often I come back to find another car parked right next to mine. My theory as to why this happens is that a parked car is a clear
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7y ago
And many thanks to those guys for their work!
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7y ago
Well, I'm just drawing from my own experience here. Usually when I worked with people that behaved that way it turned out that that behaviour steemed from their untouchable-ish status. Is it possible that someone behaving that way has
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7y ago
Yeah, well, you might be onto something here. I've been told I've not acted in my own self interest a couple of times before :P
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7y ago
I don't think working 80 is either sustainable or even possible for that matter. My wife was on an assignment in South Korea and she experienced the 16 hour work days there. No one even blinked when you tried calling your colleagues at
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7y ago
Sure thing. It's just that that USPS job performance description didn't really sound all that respectful of your coworkers is what I'm sayin'. If some employer is taking advantage of you you should quit. I do understand
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7y ago
No way. Unpaid overtime sucks. Burnout sucks. What I meant was that that USPS job description sounded to me like a cushy, untouchable asshole replying to emails passive aggressively every other day from 1200-1235hrs. I'm not for exploi
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7y ago
Whoa whoa I'm not sayin people should be treated like shit. Just that that USPS example didn't really look all that good. Burnout sucks and being exploited sucks. I'm all for unlimited sick days, being compensated for all the
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7y ago
I don't know if I'd like to work in a place like that. Wouldn't you get lazy after a couple of years? Doesn't this create incentives to deliberately work more slowly? After a couple of more years like that wouldn't
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7y ago
Had the same general idea but with Sublime Text and Dropbox. Searching text files is all the ways faster. Also, no need to use the mouse most of the time. Syncs seamlessy and moving around notes/files is way easier.
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