apricot13

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by apricot13 1mo ago
I have had first.last since the beta data and firstlast always comes to me when I test it out. could it be that something changed after the beta? but something also changed much more recently I'm sure of it because it's become a h
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by apricot13 3mo ago
I'd been looking for a codebreaker game recently so cypher lock was fun to play for me! https://minigames.world/en/feed/cipher-lock
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by apricot13 6mo ago
in my own organisation quest I found similar results, my "stick stuff to other stuff" box (it's real name has more swear words!) is the box with glue, tape, scissors, string, glue dots etc I also keep a pair of scissors in th
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by apricot13 6mo ago
does this apply in the UK as well? I'm a fan of dandelions but everyone is determined to pull them out of our lawn but me! but then I've also been told by a local bee keeper that the whole plant flowers for the bees policy isn&#x2
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by apricot13 9mo ago
One half of me is fascinated by this as spiders are such amazing creatures. So long as they don't break our house rules they're welcome to stay, especially the spindles! The other half of me didn't scroll far enough down and
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by apricot13 11mo ago
my partner and I have a long running joke that I as the techy person who pretty much just uses the camera, WhatsApp and Safari on my phone has so many bugs and issues while my partner who bought the same phone on the same day as me has none
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by apricot13 11mo ago
This is one of those things that you don't really tend to think about (pun not intended!) until you experience a change in your thinking or meet someone who thinks like you do! > If we can avoid the compression step, and do the mani
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by apricot13 11mo ago
and here's me still ctrl+r-ing for my commonly used methods
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by apricot13 1y ago
this is incredible! I've managed to get an error in one of my attempts though. I'm on mobile so unable to look at the console, it would be great to be able to mark it as broken an application to create a database and API of Sylvan
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by apricot13 1y ago
fwiw I (a YouTube premium subscriber) recently enabled restricted mode myself due to the app showing me completely unrelated and 'scary' videos in searches. After some searching I found a few threads where others had encountered t
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by apricot13 1y ago
TV channels have been forced to produce TV shows that will draw the biggest audiences. they've not innovated online either. Streaming services make great shows then stop them after one season or force one episode a week. they also drop
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by apricot13 1y ago
so did I until I found myself using YouTube music over Spotify more and more. it has all the standard music but also includes more remixes and smaller artists. the most important thing is that it doesn't mix podcasts in with music and
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by apricot13 1y ago
I'm wondering why accessibility isn't listed as one of your goals when your building a "standards first" library? It's not even mentioned as a feature. I do realise your using the term standards to refer to web stan
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by apricot13 2y ago
I have a slight y different issue on Spotify and YouTube music. during the day I listen to lo-fi and at night sometimes as background music. this has lead to my entire suggestion list being 4 hour long tracks and nothing related to my actu
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by apricot13 2y ago
I tend to agree with you there, admittedly there was a skill in not being accidentally radicalised but you watch one 'lo-fi' video and accidentally fall asleep to four more and that's all YouTube shows me now!
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by apricot13 2y ago
I feel like they have a plan, get the backend up to scratch to appease the tech people and they're leaving the ways to interact with it purposely vague and incomplete for those non-tech folk. They don't want to scare any part of t
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by apricot13 2y ago
The always on display has kind of mitigated the not knowing which way is up problem (though I disabled it because of battery life and I kept thinking I had a notification!) but I still have a small sticker on my iPad to tell me where the po
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by apricot13 2y ago
I've been playing around with dokuwiki recently but this looks promising. The irony I'm having is that I store some single file html documents alongside my notes and none of these engines (or obsidian) will render them!
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by apricot13 2y ago
When I went I wanted to buy souvenirs that weren't just cute and sat on a shelf so I focused on low cost but cute homeware. It brings me so much happiness each time I use my daiso rice scoop or getting a tealight out of the bag I bough
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by apricot13 2y ago
I've noticed it too but as an actual front-end dev I find it very frustrating because you can tell when someone's not a frontend! Then another not-frontend joins and it gets rewritten and again and again - might explain the cycle
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by apricot13 2y ago
A lot of the brick and mortar stores have started joining up with third party sellers now that you can do same day click and collect on. Places like the range, b&m, b&q etc that you might have thought you were 'safe' from
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by apricot13 2y ago
IKEA sandwich bags and sharpie, I found the colours helped me find some cables. I grouped them by type usb a, USB b, usb micro b etc then extensions, adaptors, plugs, power, chargers (known and unknown) then audio. I bought one of those pla
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by apricot13 2y ago
All of this will be pointless if they can't fix the UI of Google. Gemini, gems etc it's not even started yet and I'm already confused about what they're offering and how I'd use it. Do I get any of this with my Goog
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by apricot13 2y ago
Just needs OCR for the perfect meme searching solution!
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by apricot13 3y ago
I’ve had the exact same gdpr training at two jobs (word for word it didn’t change in 3 years!) and it never ever covers the details, it’s all geared to in-office environments and skips over the fact that some systems might need to have thes
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by apricot13 3y ago
JavaScript (react/nextjs/eleventh) if it's a small project and I want to get it up and running quickly. CSS or SCSS depending on complexity If it's something that needs logins or more common features I'll usually sw
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by apricot13 3y ago
did they find who actually committed the crimes? I can't help but feel for the victims who believed they were getting justice who now have to deal with the reality they they weren't safe all these years. that their attacker was s
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by apricot13 3y ago
A solution like this would be perfect for me. The problem is I know enough about networks to set this up but not enough to be sure that it would ever be secure!
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by apricot13 3y ago
> Sometimes I’m not in the mood to look at a certain celebrity’s third carousel of vacation photos so I scroll without hesitating This is also a key point. on tiktok the algorithm is very good anyway but you can ‘train’ it whilst using i
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by apricot13 3y ago
In my mind the zune only came out a few years ago and I'm ready to buy mine but I just haven't gotten around to it. I have a 'to find' list which is currently a brown zune, a very specific Mickey mouse shaped MP3 player

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