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dareiff

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About dareiff

https://derekr.net/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #36606815

    https://derekr.net/notes But still working on getting back into the habit. After burnout writing for someone else, it’s taken quite a while to want to write _anything_.

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    Comment #34551775

    Very much hoping for some alternative services functionality — would love this in my shop. Cheers for an incredible idea!

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    Comment #34075723

    Maybe it’s impossible to say "I don’t care about this anymore and you should find something else" for a few different reasons: the recurring subs would dry up; he doesn’t want to a…

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    Comment #33581900

    Oddly enough, selective history deleting is absolutely awful in Safari (16.*?) as well.

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    Comment #32302494

    Congratulations! Super cool. One of the first applications I was blown away by, for many different reasons, was OmniDictionary https://web.archive.org/web/20050310043334/http://www…

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    Comment #32278234

    Too much traffic — all endpoints once on the page are erroring out.

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    Comment #31415892

    Yes, both — writing something with chalk on slate.

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    Comment #19415491

    Exactly that.

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    Comment #19411386

    One-off comment, but the new band has really improved HR detection for me. I went from the rubber strap (with holes every centimeter or so) to the adjustable velcro strap and it's …

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    Comment #8139043

    This is amazing. Was planning on doing a run tracker, similar to this, via twitter. Thanks!

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    Comment #7837867

    Hold the option key for older behavior.

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    Comment #5048899

    This is the only thing I've found, thus far: https://twitter.com/textfiles/statuses/137387291617394688

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    Comment #3008815

    Awesome & fast. Just a thought: selected text is auto-added to body? Anyway, thanks!

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    Comment #2141225

    He was talking about "speech or handwriting recognition, recommendation engines, or natural-language processing". He got the custom MVC framework for free — they built it for Tumbl…

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    Comment #2073426

    Yorufukurou is a pretty-awesomely updated application. Lot of features, development-turnaround time is fast.

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    Comment #1473105

    The Mac UI _looks_ better; for some reason, though, I'm getting two icons in my dock, occasionally.

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    Comment #1473102

    They have clear roadmaps for each major version number. I'm not so sure I'd consider it dumb.

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    Comment #1390008

    Look to be quite a few hacks in there — tubes and tubes and tubes. Though I suppose with all the modules, it's one big hack.

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    Comment #1378318

    I moved to Seattle with my dog, from Indiana. She's anything but a city dog, and I think the next time I drive home, she'll be coming with me; I'll give her to a friend or my siste…

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    Comment #1349431

    I don't think I'll ever get to this point, but I'm slowly working my way up. Sold a few computers, excessive speakers, and more a few weeks ago to finish paying off my collegiate c…

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    Comment #1286519

    http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:2TxVRfz30WwJ:www.protoc... Text-only cache.

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    Comment #1033143

    T-Mobile has constantly been coming out on top as of late, (in regards to customer relations/treatment) but they still don't quite have the network though, do they? (Currently stuc…

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    Comment #980773

    I see the point about having an enterprise level of support. I also see two edge cases. I've had an LCD screen replaced (fo' free) 2 years outside the warranty period — My first Ma…

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    Comment #862259

    It might be there, but it won't necessarily be good. Flash still stutters on Atom-based devices.