teachtwolearn

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   by teachtwolearn 5y ago

   Those are fringe global communities. I'm talking about how you cannot effectively stay in touch with your neighbors and local community without using Facebook's platforms. People who you see every day, but who may not share all of
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   by teachtwolearn 5y ago

   You can make solid polyethylene out of plastic bags by pressing them in a mold heated to ~100-150C. But it's quite flammable, so you might not want to use it as a building material.
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   by teachtwolearn 5y ago

   Probably the eras when it was feasible to regularly communicate with small groups of people outside of a few highly-centralized platforms. At this point, there's a credible argument to be made that the Facebook empire is a sort of natu
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   by teachtwolearn 5y ago

   Just say, "it's a jumble of letters and numbers but I lost the USB drive where I stored all that stuff." Most of these systems still use people who have quotas to meet, and can see all of your account details in some sort of
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   by teachtwolearn 6y ago

   But when a PR is submitted that modifies an Actions workflow, shouldn't GitHub run the old unmodified workflow until that PR is accepted? IIRC, they already treat the .github folder as a special case; you can't push modifications
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   by teachtwolearn 6y ago

   Surprised this isn't more common. I had assumed these classes were already part of most curriculums, because it was taught when kids were in their early-mid teens when I was in primary school ~15 years ago. They called it something lik