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Thanks for the message! It's always nice to hear from others in the same position. Re sport: I'm not too concerned about it, honestly. I do a lot of backcountry adventuring, rock c…

Yeah, absolutely! I hear it whenever the space I'm in is relatively quiet. I also hear it a lot while wearing earbuds and listening to something, especially while walking. I presum…

I (29) had my aortic valve replaced (On-X mechanical) and an aortic graft done literally 8 weeks ago. The full procedure is called a Bentall[1]. It's pretty wild. The mechanical va…

If you open the article you will find this as the 4th paragraph: > So, a lengthy discussion began about what to do instead. Earlier this summer, the CSSWG debated between Option 1,…

From this video [1] "[horonuku] is a bespoke name created specifically for this purpose of what your new land yacht is all about. "horo" means speed, it means to move swiftly, and …

The article states: > ... to ensure that an up-to-date version of our dataset is easily available for those who need it, and will work to improve its readability and reduce its siz…

I haven't read the article - only the abstract, but it does report: "No perforations or screening-related deaths occurred within 30 days after colonoscopy." I guess something could…

Interestingly, SAP is used by the metal health services/psychology of my local District Health Board. It gets a hilariously bad rap for its usability, but I presume it gets the job…

I'm currently reading "Davos Man" by Peter Goodman, and am finding it quite enlightening. It's not a deep dive on financial crime, but it's a starter for those not already in know.…

That does seem aggressively high. Alfred (MacOS), which this appears to take some design hints from, idles at about 49mb and 0.0-0.1% CPU usage on my Macbook.

https://finn.lesueur.nz/ Mostly a way for me to journal about hiking/tramping and about the books I read.

Oh man, Welcome to Night Vale is fantastic. I’m glad to see a reference!

> generate a report of broken links I actually made a little script that does just this. It’s pretty dinky but works a charm on a couple of sites I run. https://github.com/finnito/…

Let me explain: I have a website (https://github.com/finnito/Science) which is a Hugo website and thus mostly Markdown. I use this website to create all my secondary school Science…

A site for users of the extensive tramping (hiking) hut system in New Zealand to leave little logs about the hut/track so future trampers can make more informed decisions!