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alexknowshtml
4y ago
Why?
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4y ago
This is the best answer. Passive income (in the forms that it actually exists, and isn't a scam being sold by someone who makes their "helping" people create passive income) requires long-term thinking, and it's nearly i
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5y ago
Nope full catalog is all included in the subscription, new workouts added every day.
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5y ago
Obvs not supported officially but I have used it outside of the US with a VPN.
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5y ago
Thank you! I’d add kudos to the Apple Watch, which I bought a few months before the quest. I never thought of myself as a “don’t break the chain” habit person but the watch proved me wrong!
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5y ago
Totally agree. This experience gave me a very strong sense of applications that I would have been much more skeptical of before. Really powerful (and for me, unexpected) gateway.
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5y ago
Thank you for the encouragement!
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5y ago
I feel the same way! Also notable: I don’t really play video games at all other than this one. I get bored too quickly with most games! This model of short workouts built around playlists really unlocked a lot of things for me, I think.
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5y ago
I upgraded to the elite strap with the extra battery pretty early on. Never feels loose, and I can easily work out for 60-90 mins without worrying about battery issues.
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5y ago
I'm 38. Never had a workout or fitness routine in my entire life except for a few brief and unsustained periods of working with a trainer, but quit. Last May I bought a Quest 2 specifically to try Supernatural, a mix of Beatsabre with
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5y ago
Another huge plausible fan here! I pay for the hosted version but the option to self host in the future is really nice.
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alexknowshtml
5y ago
I've seen way too many forums die in the switch from an old school forum to Discourse. Makes me sad.
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6y ago
I love it! Used it to make the book shown on my site https://tiny.mba Also cool, I use it in a browser overlay when I do livestreaming with OBS! Once I realized I could embed HTML/CSS in the stream I was able to copy/p
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6y ago
Same here. I remember showing Firebug to coworkers and them thinking that I was showing them some kind of wizardry.
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6y ago
This reminds me of Microformats, which is an exciting throwback to when I was just getting into web development. http://microformats.org/wiki/what-are-microformats
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How to survive panic in business and life
(stackingthebricks.com)
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7y ago
Start here: https://doubleyourfreelancing.com/category/start-freelancing...
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8y ago
I did the exact same thing for a corporate client who had one room of machines running IE5.5 back in 2004-5.
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8y ago
Cool find - storytime! Back in 2005ish, I worked for the digital agency that built and managed all of Campbells Kitchen's online properties, including the Campbells Kitchen recipe database. It might seem trivial now, but at the time it
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8y ago
Any interest in selling/licensing a whitelabel version of this that I could load my own videos into/control access to?
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AMA We're Amy Hoy and Alex Hillman of Stacking the Bricks, 30x500, and More
(indiehackers.com)
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Anatomy of a Successful Cyber Monday Sale, from Launch to Close
(stackingthebricks.com)
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9y ago
How do you know it’s not FU money?
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Fully transparent email delivery stats
(postmarkapp.com)
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12y ago
https://unicornfree.com/2013/how-do-you-stay-motivated-when-...
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I love http://hammerformac.com It's like having a precompiler for everything that does live-rebuild/reload, and creates deployable builds of front end code. None of the individual things that Hammer does automaticall
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Critique of Don't Fuck Up the Culture
(scottberkun.com)
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Slack announces pricing
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Dispatch acquired by MeetUp
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The importance of having a mission for startup growth
(blog.rjmetrics.com)
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