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orpheline
7y ago
I've dealt with my share through the years... the most problematic asshole I encountered was definitely in the 'unintentional' mold: friendly, outgoing, always willing to help others... So what made this person an asshole?
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orpheline
7y ago
As a further science project, why not liberate hydrogen through electrolysis? Much less expensive than helium, and greater lifting capacity...
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orpheline
7y ago
Yep - Pi Zero W's for the sensors reporting to a Pi 3 for aggregation and reporting.
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orpheline
7y ago
I like this! I'm already using Pi Zero's like this for temperature sensing; adding a CO2 sensor sounds like a good enhancement!
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orpheline
7y ago
One Pi 3 running Pi-hole: One Pi 3 hosting a Picroft instance; One Pi 3 with a camera to experiment with simple video capture; One Pi 3 and several Pi zero W's on a custom network ( the Zero's act as temperature sensors in differe
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orpheline
7y ago
I'm apparently one of those rare people who never switched off Firefox - it's been my default browser on Mac and Linux for years. Open source, good plugin ecosystem, and does everything I need (not a web developer, so the dev to
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orpheline
7y ago
Covered on an episode of Stuff You Missed in History Class: https://www.missedinhistory.com/podcasts/beast-of-gevaudan.h...
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orpheline
7y ago
Level of scrubbing to clean a dish is dependent on what the for was and how long it remained on that dish after the meal. Restaurants don't need a robot dishwasher to individually scrub and examine each plate; they need a robot busser
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orpheline
7y ago
> and it doesn't even fit on mobile It loaded fine for me... Firefox Focus on OnePlus 6T
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7y ago
I agree it's poorly worded. When I read that, I took it to mean there wasn't enough of a market in Germany to justify a new German translation because of the expense of such a translation, so an American company financed it. I co
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orpheline
7y ago
> "[O]ne cannot guarantee that a new website will work on all browsers without heavy amounts of testing." Then maybe all browsers should implement standards consistently. That's why we have standards.
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orpheline
7y ago
Interesting! I'm using Firefox Focus, and it loads fine... There is a prompt at the bottom about my number of free articles, but it didn't affect viewing the article.
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orpheline
7y ago
IMHO, the Linux user of yesteryear would now be considered a Linux power user.
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orpheline
7y ago
Then why not 'INSL'?
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orpheline
7y ago
I wish I could; it's blocked at work, for fear of bots...
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orpheline
7y ago
I'm gonna play optimist and note Gates' "not for long" in his response. I think we're still early days in fake news, and I think society has been here before: broadsheets, polemics, and a lack of trust in news sourc
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orpheline
7y ago
Thanks for the suggestion - I'll give it a look!
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orpheline
7y ago
I'm usually in a terminal, so I use vimwiki ( https://vimwiki.github.io/ ) - it supports markdown, adding pages is trivial, and vim tags or CLI tools like grep makes it easily searchable. It lives in a private NextCloud
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orpheline
7y ago
I read that headline as "Ship spies largest underwear eruption ever" I can't even say where my mind went, 'cause it hasn't come back yet... Fridays are hard. Especially on mobile screens.
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orpheline
7y ago
This is a nice workflow - thanks for sharing! We're using Bitbucket, not GitHub, but this would mostly work there too. The one thing I was hoping to see and didn't was adding review comments from the command line. It's appea
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orpheline
7y ago
One thing wasn't clear to me from this article: did being non-white or non-male improve or hurt a prospective employees' score? I'm assuming in this case being 'non' raised the score, but the article doesn't s
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orpheline
7y ago
Whether a bias is good or bad depends on the observer. If you agree with it, it's good; otherwise it's not. The parent post expressed hope they were hiring writers who would 'report on the objective state of the world, not p
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orpheline
7y ago
Objectivity is a bias.
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orpheline
7y ago
Firefox Focus as well.
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orpheline
7y ago
This is wonderful.
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orpheline
7y ago
Very nice!
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orpheline
7y ago
My last job search, I was cold-called by a recruiter who was working with a local bank. Salary range was acceptable, and there were a few factors pressing for finding a job quickly. Interviews went well, liked the people I met; things look
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orpheline
8y ago
Worked for me on Firefox Focus. Which is kinda surprising, considering how often media doesn't work...
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orpheline
8y ago
I've tried a number of approaches to a personal data repo: plain text files, custom database tools, dropping everything in a file folder... My current approach - which I really like - is vimwiki saving to markdown instead of the defaul