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daemoncoder

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    Comment #48062859

    I switched to Freesimplegui as a replacement.

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    Comment #46973326

    Or "fount" from older, non-American English.

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    Comment #46973279

    Ability to handle email coming soon.

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    Comment #46353381

    This is excellent clarity of thought.

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    Comment #44910261

    It seems possible to me at least, that social media can distort or negate any parentally installed firmware, despite parents best intentions and efforts.

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    Comment #44067919

    First thing I did after getting the csv export was throw together a python script to save all the URLs as PDFs based on the title. Not horribly robust, but a csv list of failed URL…

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    Comment #33145251

    So is trolling: one of the meanings is: fishing by trailing a baited line along behind a boat

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    Comment #32280722

    There's an AutoHotkey script for that!

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    Comment #31096110

    But Pa won't.

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    Comment #30959075

    https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/unix-power-tools/059600... I used this a great deal, when I first started out on serious UNIX tasks (1996+)

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    Comment #29329450

    And so it goes on: Egyptian temples defaced by early Christians, Palmyra temples destroyed by Isis...

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    Comment #29073137

    I like to say they should remove the block from under the accelerator pedal.

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    Comment #29018923

    I have the opposite problem: colleagues who don't want to learn how to do anything new.

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    Comment #28797567

    With the 'no drone left behind' policy, there will be drones to fetch injured drones.

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    Comment #26326850

    TED Talk https://youtu.be/-Lg7G8TMe_A

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    Comment #25880182

    Somewhere around 2005, most of my job as an Oracle DBA/developer for a pension company seemed to consist of writing small scripts to automate some process. Somewhat like little Uni…

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    Comment #25651023

    ”The Fine Article” that this discussion is about :-)

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    Comment #25405830

    Unix Power Tools was a great help when I was learning shell scripting: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/unix-power-tools/059600...

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    Comment #25288548

    digital tech is a small fraction of your emissions - reminds one of David MacKay's book: Sustainable Energy – without the hot air. In particular as Professor MacKay puts it: "Obses…

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    Comment #24993130

    I've been using The Vim Outliner (TVO) for years now, haven't found anything else that works as well for my daily workflow. https://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=517

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    Comment #24989934

    Those two groups are not mutually exclusive :-)

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    Comment #23348058

    I've heard this concept called the cardboard colleague - you explain the problem to a cardboard cutout representing a colleague instead of an actual person. Of course it remains a …

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    Comment #22965498

    Time-domain reflectometry

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    Comment #22355853

    ”I can leave anytime I want!” :-)

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    Comment #21943945

    This is a good point - the cable is probably 20+ years old and has been used for weed eaters and lawn mowers. It's been regularly uncoiled and re-coiled, not always correctly. The …