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by mxuribe 4y ago
Yes definitely! And also maybe add in a recording of some human yelling for dog to calm down and "don't go ripping apart another visitor!" :-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Now that is scary! My partner's parents had a doberman pincher years ago that often went crazy to try to get through the front door to attack whoever was on the other side - that is, if they were not a family member/friend - and
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I made my way into the coffee kitchen at work, and unplugged the power cords for all the coffee maker machines...instant productivity killer...making me haxor supr3m3!!! Kidding of course! While i agree with you on the hijacking of the ter
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by mxuribe 4y ago
You and me both! :-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I love these kinds of websites! I'm not into following crypto news, but the concept (and i'd say design) of this website is great! I look foward to the days when gemini is more popular!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I once suggested this kind of strategy at a previous job...and internally, everyone liked it. But what ended up happening was: our fans of the content kept complaining that they were sharing the /latest url but "the website kept b
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by mxuribe 4y ago
When i ran my little side hustle, almost all of my customers cared about only 2 things (related to your question): 1) They wanted training on any software. These were not "techies". These people who ran or worked in small business
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by mxuribe 4y ago
As @silisili noted, maybe Evolution could work for you. If you have a spare machine, maybe give one of the more boring Linux distributions a try and install Evolution, and test out your workflow with it. Don't try to customize things
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Fascinating! @jsiepkes Would you be willing to divulge the industry that your company is in?
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I was about to respond with "Hey, I'm actually fond of those color palettes...". But, then, I realized really what i have a fondness for is the nostalgia of those times, not necessarily the colors or palettes... Good times!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ...Now, I only write original journal entries on the left side of a notebook and leave the right side for future responses. I make a habit of revisiting journal entries from a week, a month, and a year prior, etc, and expounding on the
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by mxuribe 4y ago
The concept of mobile parking apps is good, but the execution is pretty crappy. But then, i think, hey the fact that i have to drive a car because transit infrastructure is crap in America, and then i have to park said car (and all the anno
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Modern-day pop music: society's junk food for the ears.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I always liked this model of personal CMS. Back in the day i think it was called MovableType or something was quite popular too.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Economically sound? No, certainly not. But, does it happen all the time? Sadly, yes.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Actually i think a website/service similar in concept to https://wttr.in would be amazing!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Wow, how have i never heard of htmlq!?! Thanks for sharing your alias as well as teaching me another cool tool (htmlq)!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I used to think that any such sliding into a country like Gilead would happen fast, and the population would not allow it to happen, at least not to such a crazy degree. But lately, it certanly feels like we're all frogs in a slowly bo
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> DARPA invented a communications network that could survive a nuclear war. Instead, everyone uses Gmail. So sad, but so true!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I went in the oppositve direction of @dewey....i had a miniflux instance, then moved to newsboat. It serves my need well enough.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I've been using a little matrix app of my own making that sends notificatins to a specific matrix room when big jobs complete. Its nothing fancy (and conceptually not different than slack notifications), and sysadmins have been leverag
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ...our managers are competent though... So....um, it sounds like you work at almost-a-unicorn! ;-) Seriously, good for you!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> While we also have our own frustrations, it's generally wonderful and I'm a cog in a machine that is enriching the human experience. Are we a little behind on all the spiffy trends? Yep, but we're also not under constant
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by mxuribe 4y ago
But, sadly, many jobs and especially bosses in America portray things as if failure means that someone does in fact "die"...and that metaphorical death often is your job.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Agreed, but i also think the -dog portion of the name likely refers to *fetching* of data...you know, like a dog fetches...well, i woud guess anyway. ;-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ...Settling is a derogatory term for knowing what enough for you is. Oof, this is a pretty profound statement!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ...I work from home. My job is technically interesting, and I still learn/improve. I do not have meetings. One or sometimes two 30 min calls a week with my boss. Most days, I do not have to interact with anyone from work, not even
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by mxuribe 4y ago
They could have bought the Blockbuster brand, and combined it into a gawdy 80s style amalgamam of purple (you know, blue plus red)...and called it something like BoxBuster! And beyond dvd rentals, sell Roku devices. But, alas! ;-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Wow, that sounds like quite the variety of fun when you were younger; kudos! My dad was very much into sports, so my siblings and i - as you can imagine - played lots of sports in our youth; somewhat on teams but more so just with each othe
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Ah-ha! I knew that i was not crazy! And, the link is from a pretty reliable source! ;-) Thanks @Arathorn!

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