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dundercoder
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Comment #49238807
Some parks in Utah use a howitzer.
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Comment #49035539
I’m a moonlit musician and this makes a lot of sense to me.
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Comment #49035154
Kids are like management that way. Tough to get work done efficiently when they’re around. But unlike management, you get to tuck them in and “I love you” for no reason is a standa…
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Comment #48627204
If something like this is helpful or necessary, that’s what ram backed tmpfs is for.
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Comment #48390464
This is the second time in my life I’ve heard of this book. It was a wickedly weird book. I think I was 1/3rd through it before I figured out the plurality of the characters.
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Comment #48174543
I loved the drop on dock.
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Comment #48174108
But did it work?
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Comment #48174084
I have a p50 or p51, it’s so heavy, just a tank. I think they called it the portable workstation. I have LOVED this thing. It ran any Linux distribution I needed, was speedy, keybo…
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Comment #47824208
I use it for visual accessibility but I won’t lie, I do think it looks way cooler. My first computer was a 286 with DR-DOS. That could have something to do with it.
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Comment #47824177
That’s wild. Mines a lack of living retina cells from retinitis pigmentosa. I need bright light to see, but bright light causes glare. I’m guessing hard contacts not helping anymor…
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Comment #47821832
I’ll fight. Dark theme isn’t just a UI preference. It’s an accessibility tool. I have a degenerative eye condition that has progressed to the point where I literally cannot use a b…
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Comment #47807059
Got it working. Very interesting. I gotta play with it some more.
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Comment #47807041
I heard it got better, but we ran into the BOTF (billions of tiny files) issue around 2016. (For a genealogy startup this was a serious issue)
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Comment #47806751
Gluster was that for me
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Comment #47651071
I’ve got a midi watcher. I can get midi in to the app and it’s recognized, can’t see any midi messages out
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Comment #47648197
I’m very excited to try this. I haven’t looked deep into it but Steinberg makes an sdk for vst/au development. It has rust bindings! https://steinbergmedia.github.io/vst3_doc/vstsd…
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Comment #47435080
With everything as a note, how was it so performant? How did it scale so well?
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Comment #47286135
KG7SYA - sometimes found on the intertie https://www.k0tfu.org/repeater-systems/intermountain-interti...
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Comment #47178494
It’s like they worked at my last workplace
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Comment #46941461
Ritalin (methylphenidate) is a central nervous system stimulant used for ADHD and narcolepsy, but it is not an amphetamine based medication, unlike Adderall. While both increase do…
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Comment #46164493
I would love to use RSS to disseminate updates I’m working on, especially to my family. But my family wouldn’t know what RSS was, let alone use a reader. Are there ways my family c…
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Comment #45982474
Appreciate the correction.
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Comment #45981148
This is very interesting to me because a plant this old might be cheaper to operate than a new plant, but might be like the space shuttle in that replacement parts aren’t readily a…
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Comment #45850445
I ordered citric acid off of Amazon (it’s great at getting out hard water stains in bathrooms and toilets and helps keep my water softener going well (I add some to the salt tank),…
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Comment #45830923
We absolutely need rinse aid here, even with a water softener. But we make our own with ethanol and citric acid. For us works just as well as the pricey stuff and costs us…. A larg…