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by test1235 6y ago
so .. a pizza feeds up to 8 people ... is that the 'regular' size? When Americans order a pizza, it's typically for a party of 8 people?
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by test1235 6y ago
pinboard was what I started paying for, after reading lots of HN praise. https://pinboard.in
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by test1235 6y ago
I just got a bluetooth filco keyboard which you can swap between four devices using ctrl+alt+fn, [1-4] ... I've currently got my work laptop, rpi, ipad and home laptop all programmed in.
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by test1235 6y ago
After 40-odd years of suffering, you must be elated! I've not much to add other than to say I'm very happy for you - it's hard to comprehend what a torment it is to have deal with conditions like that on a daily basis.
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by test1235 6y ago
That was a bit like voat, which tried to champion itself as a reddit alternative
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by test1235 6y ago
>Nexis : | LexisNexis >[Search domain www.lexisnexis.com.my/en-my/products/nexis.page] www.lexisnexis.com.my/en-my/products/nexis.page >Nexis is an online service for your strategic news and business r
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by test1235 6y ago
>a year from now nobody will care I suspect a week from now, 99% of people who read this will have forgotten about it.
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by test1235 6y ago
there was this posted a few days ago: https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/boot-raspberry-pi-4-usb
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by test1235 6y ago
>JSX is not required to use React Everyone keeps repeating this, but looking at a pile of 'createElement' calls is so much harder to read than just looking at a page of html.
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by test1235 6y ago
What are you suggesting, specifically?
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by test1235 6y ago
weirdest one I came across is 'oxster' ... means armpit 'piece' means sandwich, and a 'ginger' is a soft drink I like 'glaikit' (no idea how you spell that) ... it's basically a verb to be a dayd
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by test1235 6y ago
I can't believe I missed that opportunity!!
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by test1235 6y ago
I can't remember where it was I read (saw this years ago), but the way to actually get help online isn't to ask a question 'cos nobody responds ... you have to propose an incorrect solution where suddenly everyone jumps up to
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by test1235 6y ago
So would you accept that your solution is sound, from an engineering perspective, but could be considered overkill for a college class?
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by test1235 7y ago
I thought it was funny I read this line: >(but who cares how many, like I don’t need to see your tweet telling everyone you read 100 books.) shortly after I saw this line for one of the other blogs: > I generally have read >50 tech
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by test1235 7y ago
my thinkpad has a switch which amounts to a cover over the lens ... dunno why it'd need to be any more complicated that this.
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by test1235 7y ago
>a large proportion of people in the UK have at least one 4K TV I don't own a 4k tv, so I was interested in the actual numbers: "ownership of ultra-high definition (‘4K’) televisions has more than doubled in the past two years,
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by test1235 7y ago
>V-shaped recession Some experts think otherwise: "When the global economy recovery arrives, it may look more like a “swoosh” than a V, according to Davy, Ireland’s largest securities firm. “It’s like a Nike-shaped swoosh,” Aidan Do
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by test1235 7y ago
This article is about a guy from the Worcestershire sauce family, collecting books and manuscripts, and has nothing else to do with the actual sauce (or any other sauce).
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by test1235 7y ago
There should be no shame, but in reality, there's no end to the number of people ready to take the piss out of you for "painting toy soldiers". I couldn't have a few Space Marines on my desk at work for example, like I m
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by test1235 7y ago
Ciaphas Cain is a fun series of books ... he plays a cheesy anti-hero who always seems to win, but it's fun in that it's set in the 40k universe.
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by test1235 7y ago
I agree - I get this too. I've often wondered if the John Carmacks of the world have the same thing for coding, in which case, I envy them for being addicted to something so lucrative (as opposed to taking up an activity which is worth
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by test1235 7y ago
The internet feels very hostile nowadays - it seems like there's no end of people ready to take any comment out of context, and misconstrue to start an argument.
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by test1235 7y ago
>Express tags >As the name suggests, these tags are express. Tags such as the for the logo on your webpage can be put in use. Moreover, tags such as , , would be available. None of this first bit makes any sense.
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by test1235 7y ago
Sounds like you've got the politico speak nailed already
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by test1235 7y ago
There's not much to learn if you're editing the odd file ... if you want to use vim as an effective development tool, there's loads to learn.
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by test1235 7y ago
Did everyone get paid more to take on these responsibilities? I feel we're about to go through exactly the same thing at my company.
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by test1235 7y ago
We had a problem with disappearing teaspoons in our office at one point. Where were they going? Were people just throwing them away after each use?? (These were regular metal teaspoons)
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by test1235 7y ago
"[...] as civet coffee has gained popularity, and with Indonesia growing as a tourist destination where visitors want to see and interact with wildlife, more wild civets are being confined to cages on coffee plantations. In part, this
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by test1235 7y ago
What is "Goop"?

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