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pcdoodle
3y ago
Xojo is much better but costs $$$. I don't write software all day so I pay for a license every few years if there's new features I want.
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3y ago
Another fun story: A strip club was asking for a camera system and pos system in 2006. I already had a nice PCI based capture solution for the CCTV system but the POS software was still an unknown. When I learned that the average cost per t
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pcdoodle
3y ago
VB6 allowed me to write apps "On Site". I'm talking crazy stuff like a customer asked for a personal phone call when the apartment building maintenance room door was opened: 1 Google VB6 LPT READ (Run a wire from alarm panel
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Aaron Swartz: searching through pacer gave him a bunch of grief.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I heard MS was discontinuing mac support, does this release change anything?
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pcdoodle
3y ago
We're going to run out of water! How? Because of all the rain!
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Cool, even packs with wear should be able to provide meaningful power in the load types you'd find in your home. I have a tesla model S battery that has been sitting doing nothing for over 1 year and the voltage is only down half a vol
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pcdoodle
3y ago
But then you're using / paying google. I'd rather gouge my eyeballs out.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I doubt it. They created the industry milestone products. People like driving vintage cars, operating vintage computers and playing vintage games. These formats aren't going anywhere.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
We already have 40+ year old apple machines that the vintage community are preserving / keeping in operation / archiving software.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
They have a spot where you can leave a review on google if you feel so inclined. I don't trust that these groups will reduce waist or risks. I hope someday there's a standard 36/48/52V battery that has a cost of $0.25 pe
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Frank Gang! So good.
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3y ago
We helped secure the bitcoin network and prevented our basement pipes from freezing around 5 years ago (Old building, new heat pumps installed for 1st and 2nd floor. The old basement steam boiler being removed lead to really low basement te
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pcdoodle
3y ago
True lies, it was missing for a long time. DVD and the high seas were the only option. Great film.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Yeah, it's a good song. Happy to see it's possible to break through without "Going through the Orifices" as Steve Jobs would say.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
If traditional medicine worked, the entrenched incumbents would probably try anything to keep their market share of continuous "treatments". We're not a shining example of physical or mental health here in the west.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I kinda want to switch. Namecheap started playing into politics which is a very bad move for an internet infrastructure company.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Flat UI strikes again! Let's learn a new control appearance for every website.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I'd rather not have a single point of failure and some diversity in policy.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Your words make me realize how damaging the left / right paradigm are to our progress. There are so many things that people agree on from both sides and perhaps the work never gets done because people focus on the differences more thes
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Dang, this is a good answer.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
The articles are becoming as ubiquitous as the "wake me up when" comments. I should know, I was about to post that.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
It's very complicated but I can see why certain industries wouldn't want this idea popularized.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
This is a big barrier to starting cool websites. Perhaps a local offline AI instance with its own keys could help?
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I love these. Thanks.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Thoughtful response. I'm not onboard with man made climate change but in turn, I also agree with your "must grow at all costs" being the wrong direction for humanity. I've never felt like anyone is willing to have a calm
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Cool, can we open up a virtual serial connection to an arduino without buying a mifi chip?
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pcdoodle
3y ago
As a customer of USD, there's attrition of purchasing power.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
A very tiny multimeter that also fits into Leatherman multitools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdZaFzpeRUQ
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3y ago
I highly recommend buying a compact mac, they are absolutely charming and a nice little air gapped machine for excel, word and cool games like risk and triple yahtzee.
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