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Buy a 60 pack of soft towels [0] and you will be clean and dry. Did this based on a friend's rec and I'm never going back. [0]: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TJ7646Z
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My partner and I have put holes in merino wool after a month of use. Merino is NOT abrasion resistant if you're active. We're trying out Nuyarn, a merino blend that claims more loft and abrasion resistance (should also be lighter
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Then I guess you know how desperate they are.
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Try a different brand of popcorn! Jolly Time white popcorn pops has a nearly 100% pop rate for me. Some brands pop way less and some pop somewhat explosively.
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I read the book (judging by your low-effort snark, you did not) and found it quite useful. For those that like to read, the book has quite a few ways to reduce and change your hygiene regimen and figure out if you're having reactions t
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Yeah, WTH. The Reddit thread is about a transaction involving money. Google can't do better support than ineffective, then incorrect, directions? Furthermore, if Google is going to shove search, email, maps, Chrome, ChromeOS, Play Stor
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I used to do a lot of metalwork/fabrication in the early 2000s and ordered from them frequently. Even as a no-name so-and-so, stuff would be delivered same day or next day at the latest. It was amazing and they still do it!
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I can also confirm that shipping is calculated before the transaction is complete, so you'll know what you're paying. I'll add that the shipping was super fast for my most recent order (next day) even though part of it came f
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Could you post a couple pics of your setup? Did you just use an off-the-shelf support structure?
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Turn off YouTube and go do something. Very simple, very effective.
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I agree. Overemployment has been fairly big in the news recently, but I suspect it has more to do with real estate valuations: get people back in the office and get those property values up! There are always lots of emotional moral/eth
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Frankly, you're probably better off learning some SEO, writing some articles in your niche, and waiting for a while (6-12 months) for your website to show up in Google results for as many keywords as you can. Use a tool like Ahrefs (yo
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I thought "NoMachine on X" was a joke or slang, but it turns out NoMachine is free remote desktop software (Linux, Mac, Windows, Raspberry Pi, ARM, Android, and IOS) [0]. Looks like they make money with enterprise sales. Thanks fo
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This is a reminder that the excellent pyenv [0] project can help you manage all your Python versions. - Set global and per-project python versions - Not written in Python. - Shims your PATH - Linux, Mac, Windows [0]: https://gi
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Okay, so we should all measure stuff.
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Can someone clarify this? > * Developers believe performance is speed. It isn’t. Performance is a difference in measure between two (or more) competing qualities, the performance gap measured in either duration or frequency. Maybe I'
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Come on! You're on hacker news and this snark is the best you can come up with? I challenge you to do better. How about: - shelves that raise vertically - shelves that swing up and out to the sides or front (bet gas shocks could work f
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But while you might be optimizing for convenience, this is optimizing for energy conservation. Seems like a great opportunity to be creative with an organization system. I would bet that most people that are doing this conversion (and there
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What a disappointment that the top comment is a dig on someone else's work. Perhaps next time you could try, "looks amazing, not for me".
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I agree. Javascript can do cool stuff. When the author said: > I'd prefer to write js all day — but finding html and css only solutions has made me a better developer. > It's forced me to find creative ways of solving proble
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For the more adventurous, there is also r/zerobag! Lots of interesting little posts and articles, but few enough to read them in an afternoon. https://old.reddit.com/r/Zerobag/
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I feel like the strategy of closing sites with newsletter sign-ups, dialog, etc. is just going to waste your time. If I'm searching for something, I just want the information. Not gonna close websites till I find one that has no popups
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I used to keep my home dir on a separate partition, but I was always worried I'd wipe it out during the OS install. Instead I backup my home dir with borg backup to drives/cloud. I have a script to borg mount my most recent borg b
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I highly recommend installing the .deb: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/04/how-to-install-firefox-d... This method will: - Install from the Mozilla PPA. - Automatically update Firefox. - Let you install third par
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I find this to be empowering, not offensive. Seems like it's mostly telling you that some things are in your control and some aren't, and that you're responsible for the stuff that's in your control. Frankly, this would
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I used to do landscaping. One morning I pulled my then-girlfriend out of bed by the legs because I was dreaming about dragging a tree into a hole. I moved a lot of heavy trees and shrubs in that job. Haha, memories!
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If you're running Linux, you could use your phone as a touchpad/keyboard with KDE Connect from the KDE project. I use it with XFCE. https://kdeconnect.kde.org/
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Can you clarify what you mean by "tons of unnecessary text in the DB"?
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Not an extension, but I wanted to add that sqlite-utils is an incredible Python library for working with SQLite dbs. Great for squashing several lines of SQL into a one-liner. https://sqlite-utils.datasette.io/en/stable
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This looks fantastic! I've used Lunr [0] (a client-side search engine), but as noted in the article, the index is huge and search is quite slow for a site with a lot of content. Splitting the index up is a great idea. Thank you! [0]:
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