tomcooks

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by tomcooks 5y ago
Pick one, I don't care which, make it all feminine I don't care. They're worsft, tools to convey a message and not the message itself, so anything reasonable works. Just stick to something known and which evolved after centur
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Or that's how clickbait articles work
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Unload barrow on a checkout cage, top of checkout cage is a plank with holes on top with one hole for each size category (the bigger the more expensive) Pumpkin falls on an Arduino controlled button, adds +1 on a price multiplier All pumpki
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Yes we had SecondLife in the past, but the billions of new internet users that came online with the second Eternal September caused by internet connected phones don't know about it. Expect to see the same pattern being followed to the
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by tomcooks 5y ago
If you think opinions should have a limit, I doubt you understand the right to voice one's opinion. I'm sure you heard about the Golden Rule, as long as you follow it you should be allowed to express yourself.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
It's not a paradox if you guarantee equal chance to express oneself in written form or speech and equally punish violent behaviour, which is what PP wanted to express I believe.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Sorry what's weird about this? I assume they're against the creation of automated government databases of cars, licenses and persons (say with ML) and not tech per se
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Similar situation as yours yet I got offered several times to so it's just a matter of learning how to spot them and not of going to parties, although that would make things faster (more people would help you ID the professionals). Goi
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by tomcooks 5y ago
This is precisely what one thins before doing an honest mistake, then they learn they're less perfect than expected.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Good old "human error", be glad it happens for it means you still have a job that hasn't been automated (yet). Easy to mess things up when you routinely execute a bunch of commands everyday, many of which look similar in form
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by tomcooks 5y ago
First take the git log out of your eye, and then you will see clearly to take the specs out of your brother's report. Friendly advice: you don't sound like you rant, you sound like something else.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Angry partner in the other room, you send to someone you trust a video while in the bathroom. If said partner checks your phone you lower the chances of being caught, one can assume you were just waving goodbye or something. Same applies to
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Alessandro Cruto, Alexander Nikolayevich Lodygin, James Bowman Lindsay, Nikola Tesla, and many others have different opinion on said quote.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Pi top is a real product
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Some of the beloved classics x230,x220, etc are full Lenovo, and people specifically look for those
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Can't you track who subscribes to the RSS feed, because of that polling you mentioned. RSS is trivial to monetize, there are other reasons why Google/FB killed it such has having to educate people first, or not wanting to promote
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by tomcooks 5y ago
It's in the nature of capitalism to optimize and eat whatever resource is available to promote growth, companies are the result of this process and so is the forementioned EEE strategy. Noncompliance to said strategies is how you keep
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by tomcooks 5y ago
It works most times, case in point: don't get angry
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Maybe its cultural but from my perspective this has a fair 70% chance of appearing turbo creepy, especially if you're "that guy" t. That guy Edit: didn't get the joke did i
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by tomcooks 5y ago
I suggest taking an used A4 piece of paper and fold it in thirds on both the horizontal and vertical side. Holding the paper vertically, you'll notice you now have 3 main sections (header, intro, rest of the page) and 3 columns you can
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Honest q I hope doesn't sound rude: how is this different from @beat swatch time? Looks really nice and I hope you and your process success, you're fixing a problem
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by tomcooks 5y ago
no i mean the self contained HTML (main download) and PHP versions ( https://tiddlywiki.com/static/Saving%2520on%2520a%2520PHP%25... ).
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by tomcooks 5y ago
It's by default tricking you into believing you should trust it, so yes closed source is incapable of having true statements until proven wrong (source: you can't prove it by nature)
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Can you explain your setup a bit more in detail? I never thought about using git as storage
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Apparently Electron
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by tomcooks 5y ago
try vim on your laptop and VPS, and Markor on your phone. sync them up with rsync or syncthing and you have free magic
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by tomcooks 5y ago
5 words contibution: vim runs on my server. 4 words contribution: mosh, tmux, vim, rsync 3 words contribution: no mouse needed Jokes aside: if they wanted feedback on what's wrong with it they'd have made it free software.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
I had a lot of problems with tiddlywiki, I never managed to get the self hosted html file version nor the php solutions to work.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Or give readable unique names to your files and use gf (Go to File) when your cursor is above the filename
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by tomcooks 5y ago
How do you know, unless you have the source code.

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