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anotherevan
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About anotherevan
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Comment #49149618
My problem is I thoroughly learned HTML and CSS twenty years ago and am only incidentally aware of how they have changed and improved since. (I'm mostly a backend programmer with s…
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Comment #49104364
I must admit that I paused before hitting enter on that command and thought to myself, "Maybe I should download Ghostty and open it with that as a virtue signal." :-)
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Comment #48886063
Watching my mum's descent into dementia, if (when?) I ever go down the same route, I plan to have, "You have dementia, be calm," tattooed on one arm, and pictures of my loved ones …
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Comment #48781794
Yeah, I'll add the abbreviated day ("Thu 3 Jul 2026") where it makes sense to.
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Comment #48769268
Although my (AU) locale is dd-mm-yyyy, I'll use yyyy-mm-dd anywhere I have to write a date in all numbers to avoid any ambiguity. It also has the advantage of sorting correctly in …
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Comment #48769201
Australian's use mostly the same, except for the time format where AM/PM is still predominant. Also Celsius for temperature and 1,000.0 for number formatting.
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Comment #48680351
Only reacting to the title and/or the first couple of paragraphs instead of reading the whole thing?
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Comment #48637106
The ctrl-tab tab switching behaviour being round-robin instead of stack[1] is what is keeping me on Konsole. None of the newer consoles (for Linux) seem to have this. [1] https://g…
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Comment #48615009
Truth social is unsuccessful?
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Comment #48514880
Humour — it's so subjective.
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Comment #48514648
Update: I am sorry. In case it's not obvious — I could not help it. FTFY
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Comment #48514606
This is why I find using speech-to-text tools quite difficult to use: because the parts of my brain that I use for writing and the parts of my brain I use for speaking are a little…
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Comment #48514453
It's possible you have a touch of prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness. It would make sense as you would recognise people you interact with more regularly by other things (e…
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Comment #48514397
Welcome to the crazy lolly shop that is Hacker News. Be warned though, as is written on many a candy wrapper: may contain nuts. Also, it is positively charming that you think most …
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Comment #48514269
I still clearly remember in my early twenties being stunned to discover that the Astérix comics are originally written in French and then translated. Coming up with names like Geta…
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Comment #48514233
You'd be full of shit. Oh, sorry, I thought you said colon…
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Comment #48460759
First personal little thing was a little mobile friendly website for taking coffee and tea orders. Two pages, one for someone to enter orders, second for listing orders and marking…
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Comment #48439908
I've been saying this about Amazon with ebooks, and DRM'd goods in general for years.
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Comment #48439812
I think comparing American AI to OnlyFans is in extremely poor taste. If I were OnlyFans I would sue. /s
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Comment #48439644
Bear in mind that beacon is something of a hail Mary, though. No way to tell if it was successful or not or react if it wasn't.
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Comment #48394564
I'm not blaming it on misogyny. I thought I was very clear that "medical misogyny" is a commonly used term, and was very specific on the definition. Also, in this sibling comment t…
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Comment #48392785
Agreed. Disability, physical as well as intellectual. Age. Neuroatypicallity. The list goes on. Honestly, I think when you're facing any sort of potentially serious health issue yo…
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Comment #48392575
Yep. Humans are gonna do human things anywhere you find them. > FYI I’m not American. Whoops. Guess that was an assumption on my part. Here I am, doing human things…