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by cickpass_broken 6mo ago
I wrote a lil memento to my Fuji x pro awhile back along similar lines as this. Minimal post-processing and much more convenient than the film I was shooting, especially after moving to a town that didn’t have a local lab. https:/&#x2
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by cickpass_broken 8mo ago
https://staydecent.ca
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by cickpass_broken 8mo ago
Not really a side project but: I've been using linux for a few years now as my main/only OS, but have mainly just used Linux Mint as a sorta plug-and-play distro. Looking to revive my 15 year old ThinkPad (1st laptop ever!) by bui
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Moving to Linux after 10 years of Mac(staydecent.ca)
8 points by cickpass_broken 9mo ago|2 comments
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by cickpass_broken 9mo ago
My foray into not just running Linux on desktop fulltime but also building my first PC.
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Canada: Keep YouTube Yours (Oct 2022)(blog.google)
1 points by cickpass_broken 4y ago|1 comments
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by cickpass_broken 4y ago
Google speaks out against Bill C-11.
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by cickpass_broken 5y ago
Wasn't the ambassador bridge cleared before the emergency was declared? To your second point.. I've watched mainstream media in Canada and watched livestreams coming out of Ottawa, and have no heard of this _at all_. Is there actu
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by cickpass_broken 5y ago
I was able to find ICU capacity and occupations for Alabama[1]. Interesting to note, that last time that COVID patients were occupying the peak 700-800 bed range, was Jan 2021. Only, back then, there was ~150 more total capacity. Why has to
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by cickpass_broken 5y ago
"Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) [..] allocated $12 million in federal funding this month to bring travel nurses to Alabama hospitals experiencing staffing shortages , such as the ones that DeMonia’s family encountered." We are seeing
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by cickpass_broken 5y ago
the cost of these vaccines is largely hidden, no? Each country made deals behind closed doors AFAIK. I've seen some estimates of $12-$30 a shot, but have no idea the validity of this. How much do the treatments cost? Is it vastly diffe
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by cickpass_broken 9y ago
http://www.cravetv.ca/ has a bunch of HBO.
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by cickpass_broken 9y ago
Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami This just may be my imagined takeaway. But.. There's a theme around creativity existing on, let's call it a plane, and this plane is accessible to anyone. I've yet to think much on if thi
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by cickpass_broken 10y ago
Todd Motto did a bit of an analysis of the client-side, angular performance: https://mobile.twitter.com/toddmotto/status/7427897282573557... "Google Fonts is doing some amazing work on performance, no ng-repe
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by cickpass_broken 10y ago
This sort of repurposing is how I got the most use out of my Firefox phone (Geeksphone Peak). There's a fork of FirefoxOS called JanOS[1] intended for powering IoTs, which I came across before FirefoxOS pivoted. I ended up keeping a fo
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IBM Acquires StrongLoop to Extend Enterprise Reach Using IBM Cloud(marketwatch.com)
3 points by cickpass_broken 11y ago|0 comments
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by cickpass_broken 13y ago
> He is not struggling for words, or thinking hard, as even bright, articulate whistleblowers under stress will do. Rather he appears to be transmitting whole paragraphs smoothly, without stumbling. When I watched this, the assumption I
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The Value of a Web Developer(medium.com)
1 points by cickpass_broken 13y ago|0 comments
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by cickpass_broken 13y ago
I am so confused as to how you came to all these conclusions. To me, it seemed pretty clear that he wants to develop things, and to program as his job, rather than run a business. "without doing much of the kind of work I actually enjoy."
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by cickpass_broken 13y ago
Definitely interesting, but would love to see some results other than leafy greens and basil. From what I know (farmed in Vancouver, BC) neither have much disease pressure, nor require much manual attention. If an initial goal is to increas
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by cickpass_broken 13y ago
Typescript is a superset of JavaScript, while Dart separate language that comes with a dart2js compiler. Not really the same. More so, Dart has it's own VM.
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Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch Headed to Apple(allthingsd.com)
2 points by cickpass_broken 14y ago|0 comments
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by cickpass_broken 14y ago
For any Extension developers, there are some workarounds to avoid asking for the "tabs" permission. If you just need to know when a tab is visible for your content scripts to do things, use the Page Visibility API[1]. If you want your Exten
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by cickpass_broken 14y ago
Apple really is leading the way with accessibility. A family member, also sided with an iPhone over a visually-impaired-targeted phone. Moreover, they prefer OSX's built-in accessibility features over JAWS and similar software available f
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AFP: Global warming freezes world economy(google.com)
1 points by cickpass_broken 14y ago|0 comments
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by cickpass_broken 14y ago
for the "uncultured": Blame Canada! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOzG7bBylRo
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by cickpass_broken 14y ago
A little related: If anyone is interested I've been working on a WYSI-Markdown editor. http://draftbin.com/c3993540679e0a1af4e5704a208b60ceb46d20dc... Haven't gotten around to a github repo or fixing some pretty annoying bugs. But, there
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Show HN: Inline Markdown highlighting, experimental writing UI(draftbin.com)
4 points by cickpass_broken 14y ago|0 comments
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by cickpass_broken 14y ago
I agree that Windows lacks a good shell. But Git is easy under Windows7 and Powershell. It's the one of the few tools that was easily installed and usable under Windows. (Though Rails and Node have joined the ranks recently).
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by cickpass_broken 14y ago
It may be of interest to some: As food costs have come down in US so have some important nutrients in fruit & veggies. Eating Your Veggies: Not As Good For You? http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1880145,00.ht... And, Chan

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