caitlinface

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by caitlinface 1y ago
Don't forget to check out Libby. Plug in your library card and you can check out audiobooks for free.
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by caitlinface 1y ago
Thanks for sharing! It was great to read more about it.
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A carnivorous 'bone collector' caterpillar dresses in the remains of its prey(apnews.com)
3 points by caitlinface 1y ago|2 comments
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by caitlinface 2y ago
I really love that you can play around without creating an account. Kudos!
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by caitlinface 2y ago
I'm on Emgality, and haven't noticed any side effects at all. Honestly the worst part of it has been getting special approval from insurance; sometimes they don't cover much of it but right now the manufacturer provides a sav
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by caitlinface 2y ago
I've suffered from migraines all my life. It worsened as I've gotten older. One day long attacks turned into three day long attacks. Then turned into five day long attacks. I've taken various preventatives and abortives over
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by caitlinface 2y ago
Sounds like the fake emails were from "subscription bombs". Bad actors will bulk sign up targets to flood their inboxes and hide worrying notifications like security alerts. https://www.spamhero.com/support/12
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by caitlinface 3y ago
My dad is a high school math teacher. When I was growing up, there was a few years that he had a computer lab in his classroom. He named all of the computers after mathematicians: Archimedes, Bernoulli, Gauss, Euler. That made an impression
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by caitlinface 3y ago
Very cool. I've been trying to learn Spanish off and on for years, and this was super easy to try. Love the fact that you can use it without even signing up. I wonder if you could look into partnering with some existing language tools?
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by caitlinface 4y ago
Really love the way you handled the demo.
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by caitlinface 4y ago
It is cold. And I think it's harmful to infer that the people that fall for these are stupid. It does nothing to help the situation. If the prevailing thought is that you're stupid for falling for a scam, then the victim is less l
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by caitlinface 5y ago
Perhaps they used OCR on the newspaper to generate the text.
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by caitlinface 5y ago
Sounds like an opportunity for a Dashboardle. Choose from a directory of wordle clones to favorite, and the Dashbordle will cycle you through each of your daily puzzles. No need to visit each of them individually and no forgetting any.
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by caitlinface 5y ago
> peacock - change the workspace color I was looking for this exact thing the other day. Thanks for the tip!
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by caitlinface 5y ago
I work in VR when I'm not in meetings. I use Immersed for it. I love it. The text readability isn't perfect, but it's fine and usable. (Others don't consider it very usable, which can mean either they didn't spend t
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by caitlinface 5y ago
This gave me an idea for a fun experiment... Take the future word list, and each day use tomorrow's word as much as can be naturally fit into normal conversation. Then see if all of my friends start to score better, since they were pri
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by caitlinface 5y ago
In my experience of trying to calculate accurate click and open analytics, defining a user agent tells the software that they may want to exclude them and gives them an easy way to do it. Some bots use a user agent that looks like a normal
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by caitlinface 5y ago
What do you mean "email whitelist"?
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by caitlinface 6y ago
It just doesn't work in Safari.
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by caitlinface 7y ago
Fun game. I accidentally bought five cats and then had to take care of them all!
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by caitlinface 8y ago
What about a Discord server?