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by postexitus 4y ago
I highly recommend Quantum Enterprises's handwritten fonts - they have multiple images per character and also randomizes spaces, endings, ligatures etc. When printed out with a high quality inkjet printer (preferably with a dark blue
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by postexitus 4y ago
Your insistence on not understanding the point made makes me think you, my friend, are also an AI.
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by postexitus 4y ago
teamblind.com
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by postexitus 4y ago
"War! Never been so much fun!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiYuq6Ac3a0
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by postexitus 4y ago
Tilt Five is promising an amazing solution to the board game problem - IMHO, it's better than what Oculus provides. https://www.tiltfive.com/
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by postexitus 4y ago
re-image? did that exist then?
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by postexitus 4y ago
what brand/model is your "tiny car"? just out of curiosity, to see if that will pass as a tiny car as well in Europe.
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by postexitus 5y ago
yes, but you can use non-adjascent ports with standard 3.5mm audio cables - if you are that bothered, assume it's a 3 channel board with an option to upgrade to 6 if you buy the special cables.
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by postexitus 5y ago
Ok more like, never using unsaved work. I was horrified thinking some old school OSes ate files from FS left and right.
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by postexitus 5y ago
They still used Assembler - imagine looking at any code today without comments or variable names. Reading Assembly without source code is exactly like that.
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by postexitus 5y ago
Impact of modern packaging on the taste itself has been proven to be neglible in double blind studies. However, the taste of milk varies wildly based on the animal (food, location, roaming, season etc.) and also of course the process applie
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by postexitus 5y ago
what kind of low bar is that "never losing any files" - what files did you lose in other systems?
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by postexitus 5y ago
Hocam?
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by postexitus 5y ago
Amazon, the book store has everything published under the sun and still cannot recommend something better than "oh, here you go, this is sci-fi as well!".
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by postexitus 5y ago
Such odd timing - in Turkey we had breaking news of the invention of a perpetual energy machine called "Erke Donergeci (Erke Recirculation Machine)" just around the same time, 2006-2007 I believe - backed by some high ranking mili
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by postexitus 6y ago
does anybody use monday.com ? it looks very capable at high level (and addresses some of those observability issues stated in the site)
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by postexitus 6y ago
In 1997, what else was there for desktop hardware? Ok, I was an Amiga buff and waiting for Blizzard PPC to come out - but I was under no impression that mine was the golden standard for desktop hardware.
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by postexitus 6y ago
Am I the only who read this as Teenage Mutant?
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by postexitus 6y ago
another reason to use Firefox
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by postexitus 7y ago
Is there a future for QT where everything is moving to web?
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by postexitus 7y ago
question for anyone who may be interested - what would it take to implement those workflows with backlinks in MediaWiki - or is it just outright impossible due to current data structures used.
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by postexitus 7y ago
I did - it's slicker with better UX for sure, but technically what's different?
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by postexitus 8y ago
he said the exact words many times in many of his speeches / rallies. this doesn't prove that he "actually believes" this though. it may be just one of his / his team's mind games to divert attention. here is a