ohlookabird

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by ohlookabird 7y ago
How do you go about advertising your redbubble shop?
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by ohlookabird 8y ago
Clearly, it can vary a lot what people consider free. And therefore, this statement isn't true in general. The US does indeed have a lot of things I would consider freedoms, yes. But in Germany, for instance, I feel it is a great freed
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by ohlookabird 8y ago
That's looks pretty nice! I have currently Wallabag running on a server (using it with a browser plugin to save pages) and it works pretty well. While Wallabag is strictly for websites as far as I understand, this seems to support more
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by ohlookabird 8y ago
Indeed, a great resouce! I really liked how he explained and benchmarked an implementation for foreign keys to partitioned data (sadly not available natively yet) in this multi-part series from last year: https://www.depesz.com&#
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by ohlookabird 8y ago
I used to do the same thing using foobar2000, typically by providing the playlists as CDs, often even with a nice label. At some point people started to have no CD player anymore and just used Bluetooth from their phones. That's certai
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by ohlookabird 8y ago
It is not "objectively god awful". I for one really like Blender's user interface and I have used both 3ds max and Maya before. Blender makes it so easy to switch views and only show things that are important to you. Granted,
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by ohlookabird 8y ago
Would you accept the same logic for the software in a car? I don't think it would be acceptable if e.g. Tesla, a company that relies heavily on software in the car, would stop fixing security (and safety) issues after three or even fiv
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by ohlookabird 9y ago
As a native German speaker, "die Fräulein" sounds odd to me, while "das Fräulein" is perfectly fine.
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by ohlookabird 9y ago
Thanks a lot for shedding some light on this mystery! I was unaware of the fact that "Dear Sir" was meant to be gender neutral at some point. While this convention seems strange to me (not a native speaker, you are right) and I as
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by ohlookabird 9y ago
Off topic, but maybe someone has an explanation to one thing that I wondered quite a few times on mailing lists and that I got reminded of by the E-mail Tatu Ylonen sent to Joyce K. Reynolds: Why is it that some people start their E-mail wi