warrenm

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by warrenm 3y ago
if you're a paying user, your post limit is quite long
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by warrenm 3y ago
On an extension ? I would wager ... between "nothing" and "not much" On the service the extension ties to? Depends on how much you can reasonably charge for what the service does - and if you are doing something that
693.
by warrenm 3y ago
Being deeply informed on a handful of subjects is not the same as "more well read" It's "more well read about those subjects " :)
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by warrenm 3y ago
0.02% of a big number ... is still a big number 0.02% of 10,000 is 2 - pretty small 0.02% of 1,000,000,000 is 200,000 ... kinda big :)
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by warrenm 3y ago
I might make more sense to do it in parks, etc - not just along the streets ... but I think there's some potential for it :)
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by warrenm 3y ago
I've likewise had a PayPal account since before they IPOd (pretty sure I opened it in 99, but it might have been '00 - definitely pre-eBay acquisition) You had to have a bank account then to open it :)
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by warrenm 3y ago
How did you get a PayPal account in the first place without having a bank account attached? That was a requirement for years
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by warrenm 3y ago
OneDrive, perhaps?
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by warrenm 3y ago
Enabling libraries to become print-on-demand centers for public domain / out of print / old / unusual works
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by warrenm 3y ago
A way to integrate digital conversations a la mind mapping[0] or a Zettelkasten[1] - allowing for branching, parallel conversations (that could be remerged later (eg like git's development branch concepts)), private conversations (wh
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by warrenm 3y ago
A way to crowdsource patronage - everything/everybody seems to be asking for subscriptional support (Patreon or the like) I would love to support a lot of the creators I know more personally ... but if I were to add-up even the $1&#x
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by warrenm 3y ago
It definitely works on less "personal" / more standardized items (like diapers, uniforms (the cleaning service would come once a week when I worked at Hertz, dropping off X-many pants and shirts in the right size, and take th
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by warrenm 3y ago
Why not (other than the space constraints)? I don't know if it's a good idea, but it's an idea
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by warrenm 3y ago
A replacement for Uservoice that doesn't suck - a public/whitelabelable RFE service that companies could subscribe to (SaaS) or deploy and manage on-prem
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by warrenm 3y ago
Creating food forests in cities - changing "traditional" city landscaping into perennial forageable forests - fruit & nut trees, berry bushes, etc
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by warrenm 3y ago
Whale farming - building the containment nets is probably tricky, but if you had a big enough area to cordon off in the ocean, you could raise them for meat etc
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by warrenm 3y ago
minus the RFID ... sounds mildly similar to cloth diaper services: you subscribe to X many per week, and they're delivered with the soiled ones picked up in exchange Of course ... you're not guaranteed to get the same cloth diap
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by warrenm 3y ago
Here're 999 you might find interesting: `Hamster Burial Kits & 998 Other Business Ideas` https://web.archive.org/web/20090213131053/http://www.sixmon...
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by warrenm 3y ago
I self-host Nextcloud If you're [more-or-less exclusively] in the Apple ecosystem, iCloud works great
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by warrenm 3y ago
via https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37133250
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Sort and Remove Duplicates(johndcook.com)
3 points by warrenm 3y ago|0 comments
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Changes to Instructor Checkout(carpentries.org)
1 points by warrenm 3y ago|0 comments
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Application Architecture as Code(architectelevator.com)
4 points by warrenm 3y ago|2 comments
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by warrenm 3y ago
>to find better abstractions, we can’t just climb the abstraction ladder to find higher-level. Sometimes, the most useful abstraction results from taking a completely different view on the system, kind of like a parallel universe
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by warrenm 3y ago
I love technical archaeology like this
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by warrenm 3y ago
It really depends on the reason to get a specific cert I carry a few certs for work related to the products I most heavily work with because they: - help ensure our partner status with those vendors - give customers the warm fuzzies that
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by warrenm 3y ago
Is "social isolation" inherently a bad thing? Every family approaches family rules/dynamics differently 30 years ago, it was "who has the Game Boy" or "why can't I have a Walkman" In 20 years, it will
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by warrenm 3y ago
captive portals are a pain everywhere I routinely see them fail on mobile devices (phones and tablets) and laptops My personal failure rate with captive portals is at least 50% - and that's on macOS, iOS, Android, and Windows
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by warrenm 3y ago
Been using Pair Networks' service pairdomains.com for years Never an issue
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History of the Block Horse(smallfarmersjournal.com)
1 points by warrenm 3y ago|0 comments

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