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regus
4y ago
In a previous thread the author mentioned that it is homeschooling without a set curriculum.
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4y ago
> the Catholic Schools are shit Could you elaborate on this?
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4y ago
I bought a Seki Edge Grooming kit through Mass Drop a few years ago. Out of all the junk that I bought from Mass Drop, these nail clippers are the only things I still use. It is easily the best thing I have gotten through them. I bought a s
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4y ago
This is very cool, thank you.
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Ask HN: What is your preferred way to scroll a website while reading?
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4y ago
The Game Genie code that is forever etched in my brain is PIGOAP, it lets you swim in any level in Super Mario Brothers 1. https://youtu.be/yjBsHyJlkRE?t=16 --- There is a guy on Youtube called "Displaced Gamers"
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4y ago
The reason I've heard why it is more expensive is that color development has been completely standardized. You put the rolls in the machine and the negatives come out the other end with little interaction from a person. They never stan
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4y ago
I have also been playing around with film photography. I am old enough to have actually developed film in college so it's not a new novelty for me. For whatever reason I got the idea into my head that I should get a medium format camer
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5y ago
I like the idea of AppleScript, but every, single, time, I try to use it I walk away frustrated. I can never accomplish the goal I set out to do. Instead I end up wasting hours and hours fiddling around with this language. The syntax is j
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5y ago
I agree with you completely about the templates. When I first used Hugo I was not well versed in Go, nor did I have any idea how it's templating system worked. Reading the docs lead me to believe that the templates were invented by Hug
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I built my own Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) hardware dev kit from scratch
(nestenius.se)
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5y ago
Wow I’m excited to try this! I use a kinesis split keyboard. I like it but it is a bit bulky and has a bunch of keys I never use. I love that it is split and tented, both of these aspects helped with my shoulder and arm pain. I tried to use
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5y ago
I've always been intrigued by the HHKB, if I ever got one I would get hasu controller and modify the layout so I could get vim style arrows. However my keyboard journey has lead me to the conclusion that I prefer split keyboards. Using
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5y ago
>> The argument I’ve heard is that a Christian only answers to the authority of Christ but Catholics answer to the pope I believe the Catholic response to that would be that before Christ returned to heaven he created a church, and he
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5y ago
Papal infallibility does not mean that every word that comes out of his mouth is true. It means that he can not bind the faithful to believe error. So when he officially exercises his power and declares that something must be believed by al
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5y ago
>>It’s really hard to be a Catholic, or a Christian Catholics are Christians. Perhaps you mean Catholic or Protestant?
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5y ago
We recently had our first child and finding a name for him was extremely difficult. We tried using books and apps but they weren't that helpful. Part of the problem was that we wanted a name that would work in both english and spanish,
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5y ago
If you decide to keep all these toy cars you can reuse them when your son is older to play Gaslands. https://gaslands.com/
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I used to think that movie reviewers were out of touch with the common man. The fact that they would give movies like Transformers a low score but rave about obscure boring movies would always annoy me. But several years ago I worked on a s
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5y ago
In a past life I used to do mindless work that allowed me to listen to podcasts all day, but once I switched to being a programmer I quickly realized that I couldn’t work and listen to anything that demands your attention. At first I tried
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5y ago
Hey Kayce! How come you no longer do the chrome dev tools update videos on YouTube?
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5y ago
This reminds me, I did a little investigation into what the actually URL length limits are per browser. Here is the blog post in case you are interested: https://joelregus.com/posts/url_length_limits/
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5y ago
What is missing in Safari? According to the chart on this site Safari is stable: https://www.webcomponents.org/
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Ask HN: What is your opinion on Web Components?
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Where Have All the Carpenters Gone?
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I used to make my diagrams in draw.io but I find that I spent way too much time fiddling with the way the diagram looked rather than the thing it was modeling. Also it is a huge pain to have to go back and make revisions to the diagram. Aft
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5y ago
Although Constantine legalized Christianity the claim that he created the Catholic Church is misleading. https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/constantine...
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6y ago
> My relation with it is almost identical to my relation with any bash scripting more than a one-liner: I have to relearn it every time I want to engage with it. This is how I feel about jq, every time I want to parse some JSON I have to
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6y ago
If you decide to go to https://www.lingscars.com/ do yourself a favor and right click the site and select "View Source".
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6y ago
spf13, thank you for your vim config, I have been using it for years! In regards to Hugo, I enjoyed using it at first, I loved how fast it was, but I kept running into issues so I decided to make my own SSG.
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