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by pantulis 5y ago
Well my use case would basically be reading PDFs and sheet music, not really considering it to take notes. For that it's a bit expensive.
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by pantulis 5y ago
Is it the Boox Max Lumi 2? I'm considering getting one, any observations?
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by pantulis 5y ago
Sorry, it's only 330 miles, did miles/km conversion wrong ;) Yes, having the possibility of doing a fast charge in 10-15 minutes could do the trick. Still don't think the charger network is really that big here in Spain (wha
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by pantulis 5y ago
I'm in a slightly different situation --my 2003 Ford Focus Mk1 is still puttering along very nicely with no major issues. I am only doing about 10k miles per year but I need 400 miles autonomy! For me the best next move is to wait
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by pantulis 5y ago
My cousin was a ER doctor. Last year, after one shift, he had some abdominal pain. One colleague offered to perform an echography and bam, there it was: renal cells cancer, with a size comparable to the kidney itself. Further tests revea
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by pantulis 5y ago
You don't need an optometrist, you need an ophtalmologist here. If you are unsure, check more than one specialist but that's it. There are a lot of eye conditions that do not necessarily need to be anything to stress about.
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by pantulis 5y ago
F*ck cancer.
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by pantulis 5y ago
Could these devices (or better yet their web-based software emulations available) be part of a "decluttered" or "focused" productivity workflow?
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by pantulis 5y ago
I guess it's not that an original invention so it may have different names in different places ;)
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by pantulis 5y ago
Yes. Soda, wine and ice. Of course I am not endorsing to do the mix with good wine ;)
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by pantulis 5y ago
Guess that's the kind of wine that goes well with Coke, Pepsi or my personal fav Lemon Fanta.
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by pantulis 5y ago
On the technical side it sure was "Agile Web Development with Ruby on Rails", the first edition. On a personal perspective, "Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Dummies". It helped me to understand what was happening to me
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by pantulis 5y ago
I felt the same. "Months ticking" is like the OP is having some kind of career angst, or maybe I am out of the Silicon Valley rat race and world-class engineers think that way.
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by pantulis 5y ago
That was one the cool mistery of those romplers to me (my first one was a JV-1010): they had the PCM tech that would allow them to sample real instruments like the brochures said, so strings, woodwinds a pianos were awesome, I could underst
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by pantulis 5y ago
This is unbelieveably cool! The MIDI collection looks a lot like my own personal MIDI collection that I downloaded 25 years ago from FTP sites!
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by pantulis 5y ago
Thanks for this! Will you be dissecting the M1? ;)
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by pantulis 5y ago
"The thought of client side marketing interns ‘play(ing) around with site-wide designs’ should make the blood of any professional run cold." I cannot even begin to fathom the level of cringeness from this assertion. If you think
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by pantulis 5y ago
The demo song from the VL-1 is a cultural reference for a lot of 80s kids. And it has its own history: https://www.casiomusicforums.com/index.php?/topic/11993-vl-1...
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by pantulis 5y ago
It was Manuel Machado who wrote: "Until the people sing them, the songs, songs are not, and when the people sing them, then nobody knows the author. Try that your songs end up with the people, even if they stop being yours to belong to
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by pantulis 5y ago
Or linking anything, for that matter
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by pantulis 5y ago
Great! Another "phone home" feature that will bring the browser to its knees in case of some unexpected infrastructure bruhaha!
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by pantulis 5y ago
The issue I see with KeePass as an standard password format is that, afaik, it does not have the native concept of OTP which is critical these days. I understand some developers have come up with ways to store the needed information to gen
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by pantulis 5y ago
Pretty normal in Spain as well. In fact it's my go-to choice when ordering.
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by pantulis 5y ago
In Apple land you have Strongbox or Keepassium. Both are fine projects based on Keepass technology so you are basically safe and the developers are even in cool terms with themselves.
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by pantulis 5y ago
I went to Strongbox and never looked back. I have fond memories of 1Password and wish them luck. But I have felt forced by them to move to a subscription model and I cannot justify that.
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by pantulis 5y ago
Conspiracy hat on: maybe that's what all the UAP craze is about.
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by pantulis 5y ago
For me it was OpenWindows, I believe running on SunOS 4.x
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by pantulis 5y ago
At making 2022 the year of Linux in the Desktop!
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by pantulis 5y ago
That's true, but then it is not "allowing" or "enabling" me, it is "forcing" me to do it that way. Of course, the Rust compiler is catching a gazillion bugs beforehand, so this is cool: you finally feel l
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by pantulis 5y ago
Well, I did a little bit of research on Elixir a couple of years ago, so I felt like I had that covered. Using Kotlin + Ktor was also tempting.

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