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xcambar
6y ago
From the website: > GTK is the core of the GNOME development platform, but it can also be used to write applications for other Linux environments, as well as applications targeting Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS. I'd love for som
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xcambar
6y ago
Please do. I would like it.
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6y ago
Oh. So chord diagrams do not refer to music notation, here. My mistake :)
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6y ago
KeePass + Nextcloud/Syncthing/Dropbox/... is portable and free (excluding storage cost). Did you compare Bitwarden with a Keepass-based solution?
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6y ago
2 things: * this Patagonia down jacket is a killer jacket, it's a-ma-zing. Of course it gets the job done. * bike rides require less clothing than walking, because your body heat keeps you warm. Plus, if you're not a heavy sweater
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6y ago
Sibling comments say it all ;)
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6y ago
Sibling comments are packed with great recommendations. tl;dr; long sleeve undershirts and under jeans all day, every day. A sweater. Down jacket. Wind-proof jacket.
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6y ago
"Hand-shoes" Read "gloves". I smiled reading that literal translation of "handschuhe" <3
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6y ago
In addition to what's already been answered, Odlo and Ice breaker are on the higher price point, but definitely worth the price. If you have Decathlon nearby, start with them and ramp up as needed.
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6y ago
After 5 winters of Berlin, I have decided to treat myself proper heat tech clothing. The difference in comfort is such that I barely feel any kind of fatigue or depression that the cold temperatures used to put on me. It has changed my perc
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6y ago
Cristal clear. Thanks!
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6y ago
I'm no expert to anything typesetting systems, but I've noticed this on the homepage: > Thanks to the power of XeTeX, Tectonic can use modern OpenType fonts and is fully Unicode-enabled. ...which seems to oppose your statement
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6y ago
I wonder if the author had Antonio Gramsci in mind during the redaction. It would be pretty funny they hadn’t.
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I’d suggest you’d have to factor the perceived sophistication of the species as much as the direct benefits for the homo sapiens facing the moral dilemma (you). Dogs, pigs, cows, are good examples with varying cultural responses. So... “dep
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6y ago
That's pretty metal.
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6y ago
You have a nice bike ;)
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6y ago
I didn't put your recommendations under test, but that sounds like solid advice. Thanks for sharing!
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6y ago
TIL. Thanks!
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6y ago
Looking forward to the follow up! I have a question: what CAD software do you use? Would you recommend it to a beginner? I'm desperate in that software space, everything seems either clunky, too complex (as a beginner) or overly expens
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6y ago
Agreed. But if Tesla (the company) even remotely helped some people learn about Nikola Tesla, that's already something good, in my book. NB: I've had this thought that naming a company Tesla, once you know the history of Nikola Te
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6y ago
Helm (for Emacs) and was there before Helm (for k8s). Maybe Helm (for k8s) should have been named k8s-helm to avoid confusion. Or not-emacs-helm. And maybe helm is confusing as well for boat enthusiasts and should have been named emacs-helm
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6y ago
> Might save you $50 a month or more. Thats two beers in San Francisco! Good one :) The article seems to be dated 2019. Did Stripe improve non-US VAT integrations since then?
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6y ago
It is sad that the article shows the additional time available as productive/work time. In my experience, the workforce maintains a similar productivity while working slower number of effective work hours. This boost of productivity is
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6y ago
Reacting to you saying "Coolio's original masterpiece": Coolio actually sampled/covered the song "Pastime Paradise" from Stevie Wonder https://youtu.be/_H3Sv2zad6s
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6y ago
Or maybe people with a regular western European education didn't wait for the Witcher to know what a bard is. That's like... hundreds of millions of people. Most of them "normies" by your standards, certainly :)
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Probably. On the other hand, anything that links to Ethiopian music has my vote.
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At the risk of being considered non-constructive, I wish the author made a leap of faith and shared their educated guess regarding where the API engineering is moving to. I appreciate the effort of sharing a perspective, but I would have wa
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6y ago
Can you help me with a description of what Oxide is, please? Some googling spat out some chemistry shenanigans, which was interesting yet unhelpful :)
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> It's a simple system Even though I get your point and I am convinced you're using "simple" aptly, I will nitpick the obvious: passive headphones can be deceptively simple or a marvel of engineering. If you didn'
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6y ago
Absolutely. For Node, check nvm : https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm And choose SQLite.
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