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by lotophage 1y ago
I struggled with the Moonlander although it is a wonderful keyboard. I mapped it to a Colemak layout varient when I first got it. I was constantly discovering key combos that didn't quite work for whatever reason and made tweaks to the
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by lotophage 1y ago
I have the makedo and the screws are legit amazing. I never imagined that they could possibly work so well. It's one of those things I always recommend to other parents. The very real downside is that your kids become attached to their
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by lotophage 1y ago
In Australia a company called REDcycle supposedly recycled soft plastics from all the major supermarkets. After a decade or so operating the business collapsed and it was discovered that they had about 11,000 tonnes of the stuff stockpiled
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by lotophage 1y ago
I've used NextDNS.io in the past and setup schedules to block the reddit domain during work hours. The problem that I found is that sometimes it's not just a place of procrastination but the place you want to search for a useful a
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by lotophage 1y ago
Pause and resume across devices even. Pure psychological torture. Close your laptop and then pick up your phone later and it resumes right where you last saw it. You immediately put your phone down to cut it off because you want to relax. G
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by lotophage 2y ago
Oh wow, this is truely sad news. I only recently went down the homelab/selfhosted path and the majority of my containers were setup using tteck's scripts.
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by lotophage 2y ago
That's a great idea! I'm kicking myself for not thinking of it because I did the opposite for my toddler to let him know when it was okay to get up in the morning (otherwise he'd be up before 5am). I had a dim red as a whole
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by lotophage 2y ago
I didn't know that "revenge bedtime procrastination" was a term but it definitely describes me. I have to set an alarm for bedtime, but I still struggle with being disciplined about it.
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by lotophage 2y ago
Something similar happened in Australia on a large scale. A soft plastic (single use shopping bag) recycling company called REDcycle which partnered with all the major supermarkets was discovered to be just stockpiling it in warehouses. The
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by lotophage 2y ago
Ambulance personnel/paramedics very much do this, in Australia at least. They never run, never rush, and don't get sucked in to the panic and chaos.
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by lotophage 2y ago
I'm curious if people actually use the IR in place of their TV remote as in the promo. For me personally, I think the friction of having to fire up an app first would preclude me from ever using it in earnest.
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by lotophage 2y ago
I was very much in the Google ecosystem and although privacy became an increasing concern, the final push for me was the horror stories who had their accounts suspended or were otherwise locked out with no recourse.
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by lotophage 2y ago
Could these changes be attributed to smoke inhalation?
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by lotophage 2y ago
I played with the python PRAW package to scrub old comments a while ago. Even iterating through the different sorts (new/hot/controversial/etc) I could remove everything there, but different comments would appear there after
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by lotophage 3y ago
I love the idea (as long as they are not rare out of print books). Then burn the loose pages of all the books you've scanned in a bonfire to complete the ritual. The books have now transcended the physical realm and it felt really wron
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by lotophage 3y ago
In addition to the previously mentioned places, it is grown in Tasmania, Australia too ( https://shimawasabi.com.au/pages/about ).
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by lotophage 3y ago
"Sir, you'll have to take your junk out or I'll have to ask you to leave"
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by lotophage 3y ago
I believe they're asking, "why go to the effort when 'euthanizing' them would be easier and cheaper?"
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by lotophage 3y ago
I'm surprised at the amount of negativity in the comments. I use several of the tools and they are great. They do one thing well and don't have the feature bloat that a lot of apps suffer from.
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by lotophage 3y ago
I only recently discovered his letter to Nora Barnacle professing his fondness of her farts. Quite possibly the funniest thing that I have ever read, although I did feel a tinge of guilt since it was never intended for the public.
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by lotophage 3y ago
We need a style guide for hand gestures.
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by lotophage 3y ago
The state run Perth Mint in Australia created a gold backed crypto 2019 and they are already trying to shut it down.
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by lotophage 3y ago
It's think it's very fitting. The dung beetle is the worldly embodiment of Sisyphus. Doomed to forever push a boulder uphill only for it to roll down again when he was near the top.
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by lotophage 3y ago
I used to believe that it was harmless and wasn't somthing that could lead to dependency, but browsing the r/leaves and r/Petioles subreddits has shifted that attitude. Not just the personal accounts but the sheer number of s
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by lotophage 4y ago
"Hi, my name is Werner Brandis. My voice is my passport; verify me."
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by lotophage 4y ago
30C swimming pool! That's a hot bath!
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by lotophage 4y ago
What would she do to him? Make him conjugate irregular French verbs?
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by lotophage 4y ago
The first time I heard about this a friend told me that they had been to an Edinburgh celebration and everyone was blind drunk. People would line up shot glasses of Scotch on the curb and you could buy them off them by the foot. This was ab
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by lotophage 4y ago
> As a Digital Vegan... I can now cross "involuntary shoot cappuccino out of my nostrils" off of my bucket list. I don't think that I've ever read a more loaded sentence opener.
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by lotophage 4y ago
97 years old and tried in a juvenile court was a plot twist that I wasn't expecting.

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