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cliffwarden
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Comment #48895605
Just in case anyone is interested in learning morse code or interested in amateur radio, this is a really cool gadget. https://qrp-labs.com/Morserino One of the nifty features is i…
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Comment #42164040
Please do yourself a favor and read some of Ruckers sci-fi books! Live Robots is a great entry
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Comment #41707064
I always loved this one. https://learnyousomeerlang.com/
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Comment #39656101
If you use and enjoy Bruno, please consider purchasing the "golden" edition that should be released in a few days. https://www.usebruno.com/pricing
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Comment #39598562
i'd love to see the code. very interesting
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Comment #39078804
Generally I keep two different lists. One is for things I have to do on at a specific time (generally by day). This is often work related things, appointments, etc Then I have a li…
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Comment #38744841
Balsamiq for ui. Excalidraw for diagram type stuff. Looking forward to other peoples suggestions
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Comment #38585341
Often, i will go to science fiction (Rudy Rucker) to "drink from the well" and generate some inspiration for new ideas, projects, etc. This is one of the real-life sources that giv…
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Comment #38424888
I'm just here to ask that you post a followup when she finds that next job!
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Comment #38064096
The community here is pretty friendly. https://redwoodjs.com/
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Comment #36360786
I really enjoy https://raindrop.io/
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Comment #36037848
Logql queries for Grafana. Explaining regex in plain english and having to translate it
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Comment #36011947
I can't agree with this more. I've never been able to "think" my way into a good idea. I always have to daydream and have an idle mind about it for a while
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Comment #35348597
What would you be looking for as far as remote work? Folks here might have connections
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Comment #33583289
Very polished, I'm impressed! It seems like everyone ends up recreating a PM or todo tool at some point. It makes me wonder if there could be a world where we have a standard proto…
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Comment #33241644
https://obsidian.md/
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Comment #32178873
Have you been self-employed before?
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Comment #31636463
To add some detail here. The features it offers (tickets, wiki, chat, forums, etc) are stored within the repo, unlike github or gitlab where those things may be separate. Basically…
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Comment #31203938
I was pleasantly surprised recently with Merge Records. I bought a few lps and they came with digital downloads of mp3 and flac!
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Comment #30737729
A lot of them are configured by literally scanning settings. These "settings" barcodes are often left out in the open, or east to recreate. I used to have a "cheat sheet" when i ma…
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Comment #30237068
My hobby is hobbies! I'm notorious for picking up new hobbies all the time. For me the enjoyment is diving into something as a beginner and building up a basic mastery. Normally, a…
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Comment #29768931
When you do allow yourself to be interrupted (answering a question, or whatever) just fully embrace the interruption. Nothing is worse (on either side) than only half paying attent…
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Comment #29365454
Not specifically repair, but this channel has some great content on book care and book binding. https://www.youtube.com/c/DASBookbinding/featured
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Comment #29209941
I like rdiff-backup. For me, it's a good middle-ground between rsync and a full backup solution. https://rdiff-backup.net/docs/features.html
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Comment #25403411
https://docs.pushbullet.com/