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kageneko
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About kageneko
Always a researcher, sometimes a scientist. Be the UX you want to see in the world.
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Comment #49247422
Yeah, but that's a different project than this one :D This is just about building the framework for now and then putting it loose into the world. I have a big refactor in mind to f…
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Comment #49238765
I grew up coding MUDs (in college) and every year I try to recreate that glory, so I start a fresh MUD code base from scratch. This year, I am creating a nodejs MUD, well closer to…
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Comment #43822449
I've always been into MUDs since the mid-90s and every now and then I get this idea to write one from scratch (again) and I get pretty far and then I lose interest. The new one is …
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Comment #43291632
After some research, mostly in /r/GermanCitizenship, I recently applied for and received my German passport, based on my mother being German at the time I was born. There are a lot…
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Comment #39911692
One of the "perks" of my Walmart+ membership is scan-as-you-go. I think I've used it twice. Both times, I only had a few things and the store was packed solid with spring breakers.…
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Comment #31607788
I'm pretty introspective and I've got my strengths and weaknesses down. They're also the same things, but in different directions and degrees. Example: I am super focused and stay …
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Comment #31607744
I had the same problem with these questions. Then one day a recruiter said to me, "kageneko, your engineering skills are on top, but your question answering is really bad. I think …
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Comment #31541172
Screen readers often read things in particular ways that non-screen readers would interpret differently. One example that I've run into is using all caps to label something, like "…
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Comment #28229231
Ah, such memories. MUDs were the first reason I almost flunked out of college. Especially when I started running my own. Gonna read this so much. Especially since I'm building a MU…
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Comment #26508961
It depends. For drawing, diagramming, and writing things out, I often use an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, with the Paper app [0]. I find that writing with a pencil-type thing works b…
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Comment #24663311
I've bought a few non-smart TVs from Wal-mart: Sceptre brand. They were cheap and functional. I use them with Fire TV sticks, XBox, and this NUC that I've got sitting around.
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Comment #24652347
They don't have direct access. You need to assign the secret in your workflow file. Example: steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses: sfdx-actions/setup-sfdx@v1 with: sfdx-auth-u…
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Comment #21975325
I picked up a 41 inch Sceptre earlier this year and I loooove the lack of smart features. For watching TV in my office, it works amazingly well.
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Comment #21899156
I wouldn't bet on the availability of a data plan. I regularly drive through Alabama on the way to Florida (from Atlanta). One time, I took a wrong turn and ended up in a small tow…
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Comment #21376241
Relevant Planet Money episode (from June): https://www.npr.org/2019/06/27/736715592/the-private-firefig...
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Comment #20265341
I'm building a CarPi. I'm using a bluetooth OBD-II adapter and Python-OBD to monitor my car's diagnostics and record them. I'm planning on adding a GPS adapter and probably a gyros…
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Comment #19911128
I've had a few fakes or knockoffs -- mostly low-cost electronics that I didn't care too much about. But one of them was an AC adapter for my laptop :| After I plugged it in, my lap…
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Comment #19461404
Oh hey, a fellow Weaver. Sorta. Back then, I was Artanin and the drama is why I gave up the mud. I did put the Weave files I have on github, tho.
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Comment #19371432
You can do this. I have mine set up to use Todoist. You need to add the appropriate skill and then link the account.
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Comment #18574957
Uggh. Yeah. We've been required to use it at work, if we want real-time chat. We were using Slack before, but it was taken off the authorization list. I made a long list of things …
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Comment #18429523
While there is an ISO standard for pet chips, there are several competing versions that are also in use. I think my vet said there were 3 or 4 different kinds and each had a differ…
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Comment #18397026
It's a bit simplistic, but this quote from Babylon 5 has resonated with me so much: I used to think it was awful that life was so unfair. Then I thought, "Wouldn't it be much worse…
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Comment #18338267
I seem to recall seeing a 2 second thing where they had a pencil and keyboard attached at the same time. And I'm pretty sure they mentioned 192 magnets built into the edges of the …
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Comment #18275857
I use Neat URL[0] with Firefox to strip things like that from URLs. 0: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/neat-url/
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Comment #18268955
Like all things involving subsidies and the economy, there is an amazing Planet Money episode on this. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/05/02/607787950/epis...