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noughtnaut

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    Comment #47382319

    If you like them _ultra short_ then I'd recommend 365tomorrows.com which feels like a single page ripped out of a greater (non-existent) work. Most, but not all, have a sci-fi them…

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    Comment #47358418

    I have an old Apple flag I've been intending to auction off at some appropriate point in time. Perhaps this is it? I think it's really pretty. It's maybe 2m², with the original col…

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    Comment #47159097

    I'm having problems interpreting step 23, to arrive at 24. The archived Japanese instruction wants to unfold the paper entirely, and then ... what? I'm stumped.

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    Comment #47098636

    Fair point - but then take national eID apps instead. Take Denmark, for example: most banking apps use eID for login, so that problem translates 1:1. But other apps who do the same…

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    Comment #47001558

    "AltSnap" is a continuation of AltDrag that's better on Windows 11. It is instrumental in making me loathe Windows 11 _ever so slightly_ less. https://github.com/RamonUnch/AltSnap

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    Comment #46986575

    I wonder if this sort of thing belings to a certain kind of organisation, or type of career. I can certainly see the value of "we have all of technical notes going back 43 years!" …

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    Comment #46856895

    ...which is when you set up a browser bookmark with a keyword , so you can just type "http 411" and it will redirect you! :-) Eg.: " https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HT…

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    Comment #37328183

    > metrics like line counts Send your boss a link to "Negative 2000 Lines of Code"[1] and ask him if he thinks Bill was a shitty coder. When I was scrum master for two teams I, too,…

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    Comment #36940906

    > "the antenna on the spacecraft had been pointing two degrees away from the Earth [...] left it without the ability to receive commands or transmit data [...] NASA reckons the sit…