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wafflesraccoon
8y ago
After programming professionally for several years now I'm always shocked to hear that people program for fun in their free time. Once I get home from work, the last thing I want to think about is writing software.
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8y ago
I'm shocked how well Twitter worked here, normally I dread reading long tweet threads but this worked really well. Short videos and a good mix of media helps a ton.
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8y ago
Thank you
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8y ago
Meow Wolf reminds me a lot of City Museum in St. Louis, they are a living work of art. I stand by City Museum being the coolest thing in STL and would highly recommend it to anyone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_Mu
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8y ago
The biggest shock to me is how fast culture changed, I go to the bar on the weekends a lot and we had a DD rotation for years. Once we figured out that we could pay $12 for an uber anywhere in town we started having so much more fun.
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8y ago
|...there is no, big and centralized free services. Wikipedia?
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8y ago
I'm the same way, I currently sit near a huge window and I find that it is way too bright. I've had to put up shades to block the sun. My last job I sat in a dim room with only a small amount of ambient light and I loved it.
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8y ago
Hard agree, I just feel faster using DDG. Every once in a while I need to throw a !g to find what I want and that isn't a huge deal breaker for me. For 90% of searches it works great.
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8y ago
DDG's bang search is by far my favorite feature, I've been using DDG for about 4 years and being about to just !w or !m for common stuff is a huge win.
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8y ago
Is this an American only issue? I was under the impression that marijuana is very popular everywhere.
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8y ago
Small point, marijuana isn't a hallucinogen.
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8y ago
Man, reading the comments makes me think I'm the only one who loves open offices. After switching from a cube I never want to go back. I found being locked in a cube all day was depressing and created a culture of working zombies. With
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8y ago
Does he define GHC anywhere in the article? Any idea what that might be?
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8y ago
Everyday I throw my phone onto my bed when I get home, I'm not sure how I feel about this product.
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8y ago
Gatekeeping who is and isn't an "Actual libertarian"
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8y ago
Maybe voicing an option on jury nullification in the wrong location at the wrong time?[0] That is just a shot in the dark though. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jury_nullification
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8y ago
Side point, what does `qv` mean at the start of your comment? I can't find anything with 30 seconds of Googling.
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8y ago
Side point, I was under the impression that Chrome was going to stop videos from auto playing but videos on Reuters still play by default. Any ideas why? Thanks.
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8y ago
Genuine question for people that have taken mushrooms, would you recommend it?
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8y ago
That feels like a very small number to me.
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8y ago
+1 For Dell. Their hardware isn't the best but I've never had a problem running GNU/Linux on my XPS.
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8y ago
I get "Dave" from the IRS a lot, it was so bad that I was getting one or two calls a day.
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8y ago
> Visiting a new meetup group for the first time? I think having some dread is more a common/normal thing, I'm very much an extrovert and this is a problem for me too.
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9y ago
As someone that has never played Myst, how does it hold up in a modern setting? It always looked like a game that needed a VR remake.
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9y ago
Source?
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9y ago
Come to think of it, VR Chat is almost the Metaverse.
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9y ago
Does anyone have the videos for this? I remember watching them years ago but they seem to be removed now.
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9y ago
Minor point, modern art ended around the 1960s, this describes becoming a contemporary artist.
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9y ago
Would you do it again? I hear mostly good things about living in China once you get past the culture shock.
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9y ago
I've never been a huge rainfan but he is just so passionate about the topic, they are very well done videos.
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