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Unless you're a power user, you should check out Photopea[1]. It runs well as a PWA. [1] https://www.photopea.com/

Location: Vienna, Austria (CET / UTC+1) | US Citizen Remote: Yes (North America or UK preferred), or hybrid Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity Technologies: Full-stack …

This reminds me a bit of Hand and Brain [1], another fun variant with kids. We usually switch to normal chess after a predetermined number of moves. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/…

Location: Vienna, Austria (CET / UTC+1) | US Citizen Remote: Yes (North America or UK preferred), or hybrid Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity Technologies: Full-stack …

We use Django and django-ninja [1] and like it MUCH better than DRF. [1] https://django-ninja.dev

At the root of it all, humans are just part of a larger, enduring tapestry of existence. We arose out of it, and we'll be absorbed back into it.

There are a lot of bugs in that screenshot

Indeed, the "story of the object from its perspective" would be interesting to know for many of the items in The British Museum.

I may be alone on this, but kitty¹ with sessions has nearly eliminated my use of tmux. [1] https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/

Aleksandr's training is public on his Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/26934035 Something to remember is that this is his pace _after_ pit stops, so his actual running pace …

> By sitting down to rest after the baby stops crying, they can apparently be put into a deep sleep. It seems stopping crying is a precondition for the "sit and wait" step.

Despite spending a lot of time with Mr Mac, I fear Draco's chances of success in this contest are slim, given the unfortunate connotations of the name.

Does Brave have the memory / slowdown issues attributed to Chrome on Apple silicone MacBooks?

This is really interesting. What's the reasoning? It turns out this is _very_ close to my own rate, by chance.

Possibly unrelated, but there used to be a healthy population of "wild" parrots in Bakersfield, of all places.

I've been pretty happy with `fd`: https://github.com/sharkdp/fd

My wife is a teacher and I built the materials so that she could use them in her remote lessons. She shared with her colleagues, and growth was purely through word of mouth.