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by vr46 9mo ago
Funny, I like it. I guess gold has been too expensive for a while.
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by vr46 10mo ago
I left JetBrains in January after a very long time; with the new UI, there was realistically not a lot separating it from VSCode, and it was clear where all the fun was. I didn’t really want to switch to VSC but the extensions made it easy
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by vr46 10mo ago
"Cheddar cheese and pickle. A Vincent Motor-sickle. Slap Bang Tickle" - Ian Dury, Reasons to be Cheerful, Part 1
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by vr46 11mo ago
I know, is there any point in calling it Homebrew anymore when it's like an extension of the App Store?
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by vr46 11mo ago
I used to eat lunch at Bastion 14, although you can't get anywhere near it now. There was plenty of old wall at Moorgate that was very open access.
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by vr46 11mo ago
Took me to my local grafana instance, which was a surprise :D
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by vr46 1y ago
An excellent piece of work, although needed and continues to need more horsepower than I have readily available. UI not super-useful but I am going to dig in and see if the API can be utilized to get what I would like - better exposure of u
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by vr46 1y ago
The only thing tolerant society must not tolerate, is intolerance. Never debate with Nazis or other bad faith actors.
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by vr46 1y ago
OMFG This post is full of outright nonsense. I was in Central London last Saturday and watched a lot of it go down, before heading to Islington and then catching the last dregs of the crowd nearer Euston and chatting in the pub with some of
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by vr46 1y ago
And Canada, and Australia.
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by vr46 1y ago
Recently installed and it’s chewing through 25 years of digital photos, has been some weeks now and expecting it to take another week. But - seems great. I was prompted to do this after the death of a friend and the subsequent hunt for phot
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by vr46 1y ago
The UN is operating at a different scale doing something quite unique, and the reports don’t need to be widely-read to be important or influential. I ran kitchens at a series of homeless shelters for ten years and the difference between coo
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by vr46 1y ago
Some of it is legitimately journalistic and protecting sources.
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by vr46 1y ago
No one cares about the children/elderly/disabled/etc until they want to argue over something
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by vr46 1y ago
What is in there that is supposed to reflect the laser? It a Red Book-compliant CD? Modern CD players are cut-down versions of older machines. My Naim forgoes de-emphasis as only older CDs from the 14-bit era used it. Surely one would expec
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by vr46 1y ago
Yes, in a similar vein, London has never really been the same since those bloody Huguenots refugees turned up with all their weaving nonsense.
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by vr46 1y ago
Indigo is excellent so far, a little bit buggy, but I am seriously impressed. (iPhone 12 Pro) And I have a Q2, a 5D4 and a 645Z, this little app is really great, and colour me surprised.
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by vr46 1y ago
Do you remember how low screen resolutions were as well?? :D
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by vr46 1y ago
As cool as Ric Ford is, and I’ve been following his stuff for DECADES, he hasn’t really gotten a handle on this web stuff anymore. He’s been prevaricating for YEARS about the site and how to run it and what to run it on, it’s been slow and
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by vr46 1y ago
K10k! “Newstoday” - Miss that jingle! Made a friend on k10k back in, maybe 2001, still friends. Texted her a few days ago. Never met yet.
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by vr46 1y ago
I remember Shaun Inman, did he do Mint?
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by vr46 1y ago
I enjoyed Zeldman's A List Apart, and had no idea that he was so old at a time that we were all in our mid-twenties, I thought he was our cohort :D Nielsen I can honestly leave, maybe he did help millions of people have easier to use s
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by vr46 1y ago
Wow, amazing career, huge influence. Saw Cracked Actor some years ago in the ICA and it had not aged.
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by vr46 1y ago
I’ve had all kinds of little annoying issues with Wise that cause me to be trapped in circles, but nothing this serious. Support is truly the thing that separates the wheat from the chaff. Everything is hunky-dory when it works, and the mom
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by vr46 1y ago
I have many memories of barrelling through on skates with friends, and one of my favourite memories is of filming a mate skating through some flaming cones that another friend had made, basically mini molotov cocktails of small bottles fill
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by vr46 1y ago
Jeepers, I worked on two startups where I met a “business” person (first was a finance-type, second was a doctor, and we (I) proceeded to do all the work in gathering requirements, building prototypes, etc etc. In both instances, neither of
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by vr46 1y ago
You can definitely include The Telegraph, and certainly The Times as well, I had to cancel my subscription to that, which was only £1 a month, because of their columnists who were SO terrible that I couldn’t face it anymore. These papers ar
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by vr46 2y ago
Definitely, and never ever a non-alcoholic beer, yet to find one that isn't 99% gas by volume, you'll explode like Mr Creosote
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by vr46 2y ago
I keep them safe from harm in my stomach
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by vr46 2y ago
I did push for all my digital images to be DNG, and they are, up to around 2018, and two out of four cameras use it natively - Pentax, Leica - while the other two use their own formats - Canon, Fuji. The reason I’m less fussy now is because

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