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by tgdnt 3y ago
This has to be a joke.
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by tgdnt 5y ago
I have to agree. Brave's original reason for being was to work on a disruptive new model for media, one that's better for users, producers and advertisers. It looked good on paper, and I think many of us were just glad to see some
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by tgdnt 5y ago
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/essays-and-articles.html
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by tgdnt 5y ago
There was an app called Timeful that got acquihired by Google who promptly shut it down. What that app did that was actually good was you could have a simple todo list and you could drag it to your calendar, just like your app. They went on
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by tgdnt 5y ago
Common problem, I think. I wrote an Outlook macro that saves the email message to a folder and puts the link to it in the clipboard, then I just paste it into Vimwiki. That way in the mail application I can archive it, delete it, whatever.
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by tgdnt 5y ago
This is a matter of job security, the reporter is embarrassing the state and that's Parson's job. Fingers crossed he goes on strike after this.
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by tgdnt 5y ago
Same here. And don't look up how he first came upon the job either.
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by tgdnt 6y ago
Well, I'm not a poetry buff either, but my superficial understanding is that a haiku is characterized by humour and ambiguity, so that it would leave you contemplating multiple possible senses, perhaps each one funnier or more intrigui
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by tgdnt 6y ago
It's a shame that the word haiku is now used for any arbitrary collection of 3 lines with none of what would actually make them a haiku.
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by tgdnt 7y ago
Does anyone know the reason for all the Redacted entries on the interactive datasets?
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by tgdnt 7y ago
I think many of us share the same thoughts you are describing, so thanks for sharing them. The principle I'm trying to go by is: I'm sure there are plenty of great new books, new films etc, but I still haven't read/seen