cbeley

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by cbeley 8mo ago
I thought the same. I had no idea there was a special cloth in the box. I'll have to dig it up and search for it. It sounds like a quality microfiber cloth is still fine though.
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by cbeley 1y ago
It still exists. I'm currently paying for the ad free add on and often cancel and resubscribe to it before I'm about to watch anything. Annoyingly though, even with that, it'll still show you skipable ads about other shows th
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by cbeley 1y ago
Their business model is already in line with my values. I give them money and in exchange I get an ad-free experience. They don't need to change.
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by cbeley 1y ago
I also back people on patreon. Isn't it irrational to expect something for free? If you don't like the service or it doesn't align with your values, simply don't use it. Also, isn't patreon also a middleman by your
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by cbeley 1y ago
Because I want to actually support content creators. I also want it to be more normalized to pay for things vs having ad supported content.
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by cbeley 3y ago
I'm pretty happy paying for things I like. Solid explorer is a great file manager for Android that I also pay for.
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by cbeley 3y ago
Generally you can exchange some amount of money in return for not seeing ads...
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by cbeley 3y ago
Think of it like DataDog 2.0: https://devnull-as-a-service.com/
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by cbeley 3y ago
What is slow about them? I've never had issues with my ultra and frequently stream 4K HDR content. I have not found a good reason to upgrade to Google TV and prefer the cast-only behavior. I do have it connected to Ethernet though. Al
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by cbeley 3y ago
This post made me wonder whether they quietly removed the feature. It's still there though. All my uploaded music from the Google music days is still there and there is still an option to upload new stuff. It's not as well-integra
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by cbeley 4y ago
I'm not sure what I'm missing out on by not using VSCode. LSP support in Sublime is quite good now and there are still tons of extensions. A built-in debugger is probably the biggest thing I'm missing out on -- but I don&#x27
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by cbeley 5y ago
They've been making me take my mask off for precheck still at SFO and LAX.
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by cbeley 5y ago
https://github.com/sublimelsp/LSP with https://github.com/sublimelsp/LSP-typescript works pretty well for me. They are also both being actively maintained. It'd be nice if it was built-in, bu
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by cbeley 5y ago
I've been using ChromeOS as my primary OS for a couple years now (though, not sure I'd be willing to use it for work just yet). The officially supported Linux container integration is extremely well-done. I get all the benefits of
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by cbeley 5y ago
I've been a huge fan of lazygit. You can even do side-by-side diffing if you combine it with the "delta" pager. For me, it feels really similar to "gitx", which was mac only and stopped being maintained. Having it j
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Show HN: Extract your Google location history for any date ranges to KML/geoJSON(github.com)
2 points by cbeley 5y ago|0 comments
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by cbeley 5y ago
I got a few "Won't you get bored" or "I'd get bored" comments before I started my career break. I honestly don't understand it. I like software engineering (despite burning out), but there are so many othe
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by cbeley 5y ago
I'll add that one thing is for sure: it took a while, but I've slowly started to feel like my old self again -- or at least the self I want to be. I'm also infinitely more relaxed now when it comes to handling traditionally s
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by cbeley 5y ago
Wow, I have not really been keeping track, but this post made me realize I'm now almost a year into my career break (and now about four months into my road trip of mostly camping). I can't say I ever worked extreme hours, but I de
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by cbeley 5y ago
I wonder if this is why LastPass is down. It has completely locked me out of my vault. You'd think it'd continue to work offline in a case like this. :/
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by cbeley 5y ago
I've become more and more content/happy with not having any particular grand goals. Taking an extended career break right now (currently doing a six month US road trip) and not really sure exactly what I want to do when I'm d
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by cbeley 5y ago
Why not a satalite messenger? I'm doing a lot of solo travel in remote areas with limited to no cell service. My Inreach Mini pairs to my phone and then I can text whomever I want and turn on location tracking when I want people to kno
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by cbeley 5y ago
I like your blue color! Also, I feel like dark mode becomes more awkward to do if your sites uses a less traditional color scheme. I'm like you, and decided I like my desert theme and gave up on trying to do a dark theme ( https:/
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by cbeley 5y ago
ChromeOS's Linux support is even more streamlined than Windows's approach. You enable it, the container is automatically created (though, it is possible to install other distros -- but you void official ChromeOS support), and then
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by cbeley 6y ago
How does having the "BSD Zero Clause" with your content work? I open sourced my blog's software, but I still keep all the actual content in a separate private repo, since I don't want my written content distributed under
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by cbeley 6y ago
Apparently how badly it smells can vary pretty widely. Last I was there it was moderate. I've read accounts online saying everything from it doesn't smell at all to saying it is absolutely terrible. Neat place though, but not for
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by cbeley 6y ago
San Francisco too! The hours are a bit of a mystery to me, but one day I saw someone in the booth collecting entrance fees and finally got to go inside. Probably will have to wait until after covid to go inside again though. https:/&#
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by cbeley 6y ago
As others have mentioned, it's an officially supported feature and it's well integrated into ChromeOS itself. It's still "Beta", but it's now in a really solid state.
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by cbeley 6y ago
I'm really enjoying ChromeOS for software dev. The Linux container is tightly integrated with the rest of the OS. On top of that I can run all my favorite Android apps as well, making it an excellent OS for personal use. One interes
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by cbeley 6y ago
I would imagine it would live in my pocket more often. In that case, the round design is a lot more comfortable. I'm not sure why I'd want it to stand up-right on my desk either. It'd just accidentally knock it over. To eac

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