user00012-ab

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by user00012-ab 7y ago
is this Facebook that people keep talking about just some cesspool of the worst people on the internet?
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
Emacs org-mode does this very well.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
All the email ideas can be accomplished with lotus notes.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
Isn't this the same as saying I bought a used smart TV from someone and it didn't come with their Netflix account?
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
Every open office I've worked in, the decision to have an open layout was made by people that were in offices.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
No, I think "writers" just write because they are paid to, so they use 10000 words instead of being precise and getting to the point. I wish people could just state their idea and be done, instead of padding it out to make it look
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
That article had lots of words, but did it actually give any useful advice on fixing your attention?
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
tiddlywiki was great until all the browsers stop supporting writing to local files, now saving changes is a pain, making me find something else.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
My problem with a lot of services listed below, is they all eventually go away, and all your data is off somewhere else. Unless you store your data locally in a human readable format (markdown) you are just putting all your data into a sys
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
I was kind of having the same idea, except any site you bookmark gets added to a personal web crawler, and then you have your own search site for things you find interesting.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
I need the state of the art hardware so I can .... open a terminal.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
I find it hard to take anyone seriously who posts their "breaking research" as a series of tweets; find the correct platform that fits your message; if you are a 10 year old girl, then a series of tweets might be fine.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
This article is what is wrong with bsd/linux. You have to write an article about all the things you did to get your desktop to just work like any normal desktop works out of the box. In a normal world, the article should read "I
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
I gave up on the site as soon as the scrolling stopped working correctly. why would you you design a site that breaks simple scrolling?
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
The best way to deal with said tom-foolery on the web is to just not go to those sites.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
Weird, they don't allow you to use "private/incognito" browsing unless you pay a fee. Simple solution to the problem though, I just won't go to washingtonpost.com anymore.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
Checked it out this morning and made the switch away from dropbox.
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
I clicked "browse all channels" to see what kind of content they had, but they just show me a bunch of pictures and if I want a description I need to click on each one? This interface is mostly useless unless you already know all
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by user00012-ab 7y ago
I don't think Medium has fully grasped that people read most content because they are bored, not because they really care about the content; thus when you put the content behind a paywall, most people will just go find other ways to am