nateweiss

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by nateweiss 1mo ago
The musician MIA has a line of clothes along those lines: https://ohmni.com
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by nateweiss 2y ago
The city of Merida in Mexico might also be an option.
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by nateweiss 4y ago
I subscribe to the paid service and use it from time to time. I think it's quite good at what it is supposed to do: convert a "plain" screenshot into a particular type of presentation-ready image. Like many utilities, there a
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by nateweiss 5y ago
Looks cool! Would this also work for "explainer" type videos, showing how to use a software product or similar? If yes, you might consider a page or callout about that use-case, as it might attract some additional users. Just a th
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by nateweiss 5y ago
Looks like they also offer the book for $3 “la la carte” (without a subscription) which sounds reasonable.
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by nateweiss 6y ago
Hi, bought the zine, it's great. PS Separately, if you ever felt like it, it would be lovely to have a poster (or similar short thing in your style) about CSS Selectors specifically, to give to our customers. (To use our stuff, it&#x27
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by nateweiss 6y ago
Great resource, thank you for curating this list!
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by nateweiss 6y ago
Personally I’m excited to switch to the Mozilla branded VPN. I expect it will be a good try at a VPN service, and it will hopefully be a way for them to make a bit of extra money. If it fails, it fails and I’ll pick another. There are compa
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by nateweiss 6y ago
"It now takes something like 4 taps to get to the point where I can correct or otherwise edit the URL in my mobile browser (Safari)" Just FYI, you can touch once in the URL bar to set focus to it (the whole URL will be selected),
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by nateweiss 7y ago
I personally like American Giant [1] and Flint & Tinder [2]. Neither has as wide a selection as GAP, and are more on the casual side, but have stuff that can work as business casual. The latter is menswear only, so if you're female
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by nateweiss 8y ago
I find that olive oil combined with a bit of butter works pretty well in non-nonstick pans. I start with maybe a teaspoon or so of olive oil in the center of the pan and let that heat up a bit, then add a small amount of butter and wait for
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by nateweiss 8y ago
I like "Designing Interfaces: Patterns for Effective Interaction Design" by Jenifer Tidwell. Less of an instruction book, more of a catalogue of how you might (or might not) present some given type of information. Good for browsin
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by nateweiss 8y ago
Thank you for Fine Uploader. It's been really helpful. A my-fault anecdote: I submitted a PR for a minor new Fine Uploader feature, and when a few followup questions were asked about documenting the new feature, I never got around to c
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by nateweiss 8y ago
While you are fielding little requests, I'd personally like to be able to collapse/expand the areas in the "Location Bar" pane/drawer on the left (where branches/tags/stashes are listed). For instance, I o
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by nateweiss 8y ago
Same here. I expect to actually use SM, but even if I don't, happy to contribute a bit more to the folks who make ST (which I use all day, every day).
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by nateweiss 8y ago
Great photos, thanks! Reminds me of the "the world’s only Greek Revival subway ventilator" in Brooklyn: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/58_Joralemon_Street
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by nateweiss 8y ago
Yes, this is my situation, I work from home so it was a pretty easy transition to working in a rural area. It can be a culture shock though. Even something like Internet access can be very different from what you're used to, in additio
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by nateweiss 9y ago
Agreed, I just paid my upgrade fee and it seemed too small. I feel ST could have a checkbox during checkout to add an additional $50 or something in that range. "I'd like to be a supporter for an extra $50". I'm pretty s
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by nateweiss 9y ago
Let me know if you'd like a contribution to cover postage for people.
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by nateweiss 10y ago
This doesn't directly address your question I suppose, but one thing that I have found to de-stress myself in times like this is to take a moment to consider the achievements you've made (with no formal training, etc). You're
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by nateweiss 10y ago
The Boaty McBoatface incident reminds me, with a smile, of a similar incident when Kraft (Australia) turned to the public to name a new variant of Vegemite. The winning name was "iSnack 2.0" which sure seems (at least to me) to ha
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by nateweiss 10y ago
It's really a neat little store, and some of the pencils are super cool. It has the feeling of a record store or maybe comic book store, full of treasures that may or may not speak to you on a given day. I'd encourage dropping in
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by nateweiss 11y ago
How about MOL - one letter back for each letter, as HAL was to IBM?
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by nateweiss 12y ago
I agree with this recommendation. It's a good book.
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by nateweiss 12y ago
We found that we could still go into their console, SSH into the boxes (from the browser-based thing), and reboot the boxes from there. When they came back up, they worked. May have just been good luck, just happening to come back up on har
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by nateweiss 12y ago
Cool, nice work. I personally think the pricing is quite reasonable as well. I have a project I might be able to use this with in the near future. Thanks for showing!
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by nateweiss 12y ago
Minor typo in the left-side TOC of the docs... "devlopment" (missing an e).
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by nateweiss 13y ago
Cool, thanks. I have already played around a bit with adding some hover effects etc, which is indeed straightforward since I can just use a plain old selector as you mention, etc. I need to mess around to see if there is a straightforward w
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by nateweiss 13y ago
I too would like to know if anything is planned for built-in support for things like hover states, tooltips, etc, so that users can inspect/explore/drill-into the data shown in a Variance-powered chart.
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by nateweiss 13y ago
FWIW, my next-door neighbors, who were dairy farmers for many years, felt quite certain that it would be a very harsh winter this year. Their prediction was based on a few natural indicators: the fact that old apple trees along our road wer

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