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nateweiss

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    The city of Merida in Mexico might also be an option.

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    Comment #34735397

    I subscribe to the paid service and use it from time to time. I think it's quite good at what it is supposed to do: convert a "plain" screenshot into a particular type of presentat…

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    Comment #29288928

    Looks cool! Would this also work for "explainer" type videos, showing how to use a software product or similar? If yes, you might consider a page or callout about that use-case, as…

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    Comment #26941372

    Looks like they also offer the book for $3 “la la carte” (without a subscription) which sounds reasonable.

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    Comment #25519561

    Hi, bought the zine, it's great. PS Separately, if you ever felt like it, it would be lovely to have a poster (or similar short thing in your style) about CSS Selectors specificall…

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    Comment #24399700

    Great resource, thank you for curating this list!

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    Comment #24142732

    Personally I’m excited to switch to the Mozilla branded VPN. I expect it will be a good try at a VPN service, and it will hopefully be a way for them to make a bit of extra money. …

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    Comment #23516911

    "It now takes something like 4 taps to get to the point where I can correct or otherwise edit the URL in my mobile browser (Safari)" Just FYI, you can touch once in the URL bar to …

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    Comment #21115919

    I personally like American Giant [1] and Flint & Tinder [2]. Neither has as wide a selection as GAP, and are more on the casual side, but have stuff that can work as business casua…

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    Comment #18956206

    I find that olive oil combined with a bit of butter works pretty well in non-nonstick pans. I start with maybe a teaspoon or so of olive oil in the center of the pan and let that h…

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    Comment #18668699

    I like "Designing Interfaces: Patterns for Effective Interaction Design" by Jenifer Tidwell. Less of an instruction book, more of a catalogue of how you might (or might not) presen…

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    Comment #18527312

    Thank you for Fine Uploader. It's been really helpful. A my-fault anecdote: I submitted a PR for a minor new Fine Uploader feature, and when a few followup questions were asked abo…

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    Comment #18032620

    While you are fielding little requests, I'd personally like to be able to collapse/expand the areas in the "Location Bar" pane/drawer on the left (where branches/tags/stashes are l…

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    Comment #18032559

    Same here. I expect to actually use SM, but even if I don't, happy to contribute a bit more to the folks who make ST (which I use all day, every day).

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    Comment #17788624

    Great photos, thanks! Reminds me of the "the world’s only Greek Revival subway ventilator" in Brooklyn: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/58_Joralemon_Street

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    Comment #17522482

    Yes, this is my situation, I work from home so it was a pretty easy transition to working in a rural area. It can be a culture shock though. Even something like Internet access can…

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    Comment #15238629

    Agreed, I just paid my upgrade fee and it seemed too small. I feel ST could have a checkbox during checkout to add an additional $50 or something in that range. "I'd like to be a s…

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    Comment #15207866

    Let me know if you'd like a contribution to cover postage for people.

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    Comment #11831835

    This doesn't directly address your question I suppose, but one thing that I have found to de-stress myself in times like this is to take a moment to consider the achievements you'v…

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    Comment #11549783

    The Boaty McBoatface incident reminds me, with a smile, of a similar incident when Kraft (Australia) turned to the public to name a new variant of Vegemite. The winning name was "i…

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    Comment #11485681

    It's really a neat little store, and some of the pencils are super cool. It has the feeling of a record store or maybe comic book store, full of treasures that may or may not speak…

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    Comment #10572291

    How about MOL - one letter back for each letter, as HAL was to IBM?

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    Comment #9162905

    I agree with this recommendation. It's a good book.

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    Comment #9073053

    We found that we could still go into their console, SSH into the boxes (from the browser-based thing), and reboot the boxes from there. When they came back up, they worked. May hav…