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oniony
11y ago
At least the we can all agree that salt is good for our passwords.
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oniony
11y ago
There are many things that are simply not possible to do on the CLI. Take for example an indicator bar that shows notches for any lines in the file that matches a search term. That would be relatively straightforward in a GUI but quite diff
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oniony
11y ago
Apparently it fully charges in 15 minutes, which may not be so bad: plug it in whilst in the shower for example. I think it's a bit overpriced for what it is but I guess you're paying for the fact it's thinner and trendier wi
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oniony
11y ago
The original Pebble uses a Sharp LCD. The Pebble Time uses JDI display. I have no idea what display the Time Round uses: do you know for sure it's a Sharp unit?
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oniony
11y ago
The new Time Round has a two day battery life, FYI. Even more reason to not buy it.
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oniony
11y ago
Even if none of the sites are compromised; even if your device is not stolen or lost; even if the sites don't use password expiration it doesn't work very well because some sites are just plain stupid with their password restricti
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oniony
11y ago
Wow, that really is a well-understand screwup.
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oniony
11y ago
There is a subreddit called /r/iama where people can say "I Am A <noun>, Ask Me Anything" and then answer (or not) the myriad questions asked of them. It is, perhaps, not too much of a stretch to say that it is thi
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oniony
11y ago
That's pretty cool. How do I sign up? ;)
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oniony
11y ago
This is what courts are for.
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oniony
11y ago
I imagine mobile phone screens will get larger as flexible displays become popular. I imagine a phone you flip open and an origami screen will unfurl like one of those credit-card sized Tube (subway) maps.
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oniony
11y ago
This is not details. This is allegation and speculation.
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oniony
11y ago
And Delicious still limps on. I still use it for bookmark management (read: bookmark stuff I'll probably never read again).
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oniony
11y ago
Hi there. This is not related to your question, but I thought I'd mention this anyway. I'm vegan and I pressed the 'pork', 'fish/seafood', 'beef', 'poultry' and 'dairy' button
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oniony
11y ago
It would be interesting to see what Vanessa Friedman would make of the Pebble. It's still too large, as that's one of her complaints, but I imagine it won't jar like the Apple watch as. And it's pretty nondescript too.
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oniony
11y ago
And we could teach them correct use of adverbs too.
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oniony
12y ago
Hi. The tags are stored in a Sqlite3 database. By default the database is created at ~/.tmsu/default.db but you can create a local database anywhere in the filesystem with the 'init' command. TMSU will use the local data
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TMSU 0.5.0 released File tagging for Linux (and now Windows)
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oniony
12y ago
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oniony
12y ago
Hi, author here. Windows support is in progress.