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No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.

I use restic + rclone to back up to onedrive, where I have 1TB space included with my subscription. My main backups are on rsync.net, though.

A codebase that's formatted notgivingashittily is an accessibility issue. It's not just deranged control freakism. Maybe Yelp's codebase was otherwise clean, but aside from golang …

And what about the people who sometimes post interesting things and sometimes post distilled insanity? They're incentivized to do so.

I have memories of a similar escalator, probably at or near Downtown Crossing. I don't remember it being made of wood, but I remember it being narrow and slanted downwards and kind…

Indeed. It made long walks with my dog seem all too short.

But are these truly exceptions? Or are they the result of subtler rules French learners are rarely taught explicitly? I don't know what the precise rules or patterns actually might…

That makes it make more sense. Thanks. You're right that there are big regulatory issues still.

If you can pick up goods directly from a customer on one side and deliver them directly to a customer on the other, you can actually beat today’s air freight service on delivery ti…

Fortunately his surname is not Deacon.

Whenever this comes up, I'm reminded of section 5 in https://cr.yp.to/qmail/guarantee.html which among other things says "Don't parse" and "there are two types of command interface…

I tried to make some sort of joke or pun based off of shipping containerized software, I couldn't make it work. Oh well.

What's wrong with the poem? Thirteen days have November April, May, and December. All the rest have thirty nine except for February when the weather is fine. Works for me.

How do you know that there's a drummer at your door? The knocking speeds up.

It's mentioned in the first sentence of https://el.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A0%CE%AC%CF%81%CE%B9%CF%82 , the first sentence in the corresponding English article, and early in the cor…

I'm not really sure what you're getting at. A lot of figures in mythology have multiple names. Paris/Alexander was one -- but today he's far better known as Paris. The characters u…