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alexknowshtml

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About alexknowshtml

Skywalker. Fearless Leader of IndyHall, community coworking in Philadelphia. JFDI.

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    This is the best answer. Passive income (in the forms that it actually exists, and isn't a scam being sold by someone who makes their "helping" people create passive income) requir…

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    Nope full catalog is all included in the subscription, new workouts added every day.

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    Comment #30411347

    Obvs not supported officially but I have used it outside of the US with a VPN.

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    Thank you! I’d add kudos to the Apple Watch, which I bought a few months before the quest. I never thought of myself as a “don’t break the chain” habit person but the watch proved …

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    Comment #30408736

    Totally agree. This experience gave me a very strong sense of applications that I would have been much more skeptical of before. Really powerful (and for me, unexpected) gateway.

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    Comment #30408729

    Thank you for the encouragement!

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    Comment #30408727

    I feel the same way! Also notable: I don’t really play video games at all other than this one. I get bored too quickly with most games! This model of short workouts built around pl…

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    Comment #30408709

    I upgraded to the elite strap with the extra battery pretty early on. Never feels loose, and I can easily work out for 60-90 mins without worrying about battery issues.

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    Comment #30405641

    I'm 38. Never had a workout or fitness routine in my entire life except for a few brief and unsustained periods of working with a trainer, but quit. Last May I bought a Quest 2 spe…

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    Comment #29914450

    Another huge plausible fan here! I pay for the hosted version but the option to self host in the future is really nice.

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    Comment #29109224

    I've seen way too many forums die in the switch from an old school forum to Discourse. Makes me sad.

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    Comment #24914389

    I love it! Used it to make the book shown on my site https://tiny.mba Also cool, I use it in a browser overlay when I do livestreaming with OBS! Once I realized I could embed HTML/…

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    Comment #24462469

    Same here. I remember showing Firebug to coworkers and them thinking that I was showing them some kind of wizardry.

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    Comment #23473799

    This reminds me of Microformats, which is an exciting throwback to when I was just getting into web development. http://microformats.org/wiki/what-are-microformats

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    Comment #19461985

    Start here: https://doubleyourfreelancing.com/category/start-freelancing...

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    Comment #18755783

    I did the exact same thing for a corporate client who had one room of machines running IE5.5 back in 2004-5.

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    Comment #18279359

    Cool find - storytime! Back in 2005ish, I worked for the digital agency that built and managed all of Campbells Kitchen's online properties, including the Campbells Kitchen recipe …

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    Comment #16916353

    Any interest in selling/licensing a whitelabel version of this that I could load my own videos into/control access to?

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    Comment #15683089

    How do you know it’s not FU money?

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    Comment #8801063

    https://unicornfree.com/2013/how-do-you-stay-motivated-when-...