sachleen

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by sachleen 7y ago
To the OP: On the page with the pigpen cipher and knights templar code, the code at the top is the same as braille and morse. I really like this! Great way to introduce codes and make your own secret language. Also a good way to lead into h
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by sachleen 7y ago
Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years at Lockheed by Ben Rich is really good
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by sachleen 8y ago
This is neat. I use disqus on my blog and had never heard of Isso. I'll have to check it out.
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by sachleen 8y ago
This sort of editor makes it impossible to edit text. Say I want to change a link or image.. I have to delete it and insert it again. I prefer editors that show a side by side of markdown and rendered text so I can type/edit markdown b
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by sachleen 8y ago
That was the first thing I looked for. Cool that it runs in browser instead of uploading all of my data to their server.
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by sachleen 9y ago
Don't really see a point in all the gifs. Would be much easier to see the difference if you just showed two separate images of good/bad examples.
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by sachleen 9y ago
I was looking for one a while back and ended up making my own in PHP. I know it's not a popular language anymore but I have a PHP host where I put my websites and it's the quickest to get up and running for me. Anyway, it's o
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by sachleen 9y ago
For anyone using Windows with vertical monitors, I made something in AutoHotKey that helps snap windows to top/bottom half or third of the screen. This is useful if you regularly use Win+Left/Right key to snap windows to the left&
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by sachleen 9y ago
I've never experienced this as a form of spam myself but I have noticed that some times events will get added to my calendar without me seeing the email message. I'll see something on my calendar and think "I don't remem
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by sachleen 9y ago
Then there's always this: https://www.troyhunt.com/bypassing-browser-security-warnings...
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by sachleen 9y ago
Long time lastpass user recently switched to BitWarden. I find it's UI to be cleaner/easier to use
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by sachleen 9y ago
6 years and 3 months and I am not even 1/5th of the way there.
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by sachleen 9y ago
Yup, you'd have to have all permutations of any length password in the css file AND it would have to be pre-filled using the value attribute. The original post on this talks about it in more detail: https://www.mike-gualtier
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by sachleen 9y ago
You'd have to have all permutations of any length password in the css file AND it would have to be pre-filled using the value attribute. The original post on this talks about it in more detail: https://www.mike-gualtieri.com
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by sachleen 9y ago
While it's an interesting idea, these are confusing to understand even for someone who knows these concepts.
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by sachleen 9y ago
I like this. For more complicated scripts, I use Visual Studio which has a full debugger with breakpoints and watch capabilities. For small scripts I do use print and this would be useful. I'd like to be able to easily remove all calls
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by sachleen 9y ago
The threshold could be very low for gaining upvote privilege. But yes, I like this idea better. As a long time reader but someone who doesn't comment much, I don't like the idea of being further restricted on what users like me ca
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by sachleen 9y ago
I tried to switch to Firefox recently but couldn't do it. Here are my main issues with Firefox: - not all settings get synced across devices - All extensions are enabled in private mode without any way to turn it off. I like to sign in
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by sachleen 9y ago
I can't speak on car play, but I switched back from GMaps to Apple. I hadn't used it since it first came out (when it sucked) but have found it's a lot better now. I especially like that it gives me the speed limit, a feature
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by sachleen 9y ago
With how unrealistic experience expectations can be for positions, It's nice to see they're looking at junior and senior candidates and have this line: B.S. in Computer Science would be lovely, but real-world experience is preferr
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by sachleen 9y ago
This goes beyond blogs. So much of the web is cluttered with unnecessary crap, loading hundreds of resources to show you a small section of text you're interested in that you have to scroll down to see. You have to have a content first
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by sachleen 9y ago
Given that everybody collects data I believe this is at least a step in the right direction. It'll be interesting to see what data they are collecting though.
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by sachleen 9y ago
I am in the process of wrapping up a static site generator I made. https://github.com/sachleen/Steady I used it as an opportunity to refresh my PHP skills and start using Composer. In the process, I also made and publi
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by sachleen 9y ago
Neat. I currently use EpisodeCalendar ( https://episodecalendar.com/ ) so I'm looking at it from the perspective of is it worth switching. So far, no, as I like being able to see a month view of the calendar. Also, I ini
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by sachleen 9y ago
Do you mind sharing where you get the radar image from? I'm trying to do something similar so I can see how I should dress for my bike commute every morning. The only good/free one I have found is NOAA's RIDGE ( http:/&#
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by sachleen 13y ago
How do you uninstall this? Edit: Click gear icon, go to About tab and there is an uninstall button. Support was very quick to respond to me.
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by sachleen 13y ago
not sure if it's just me but clicking the windows store link opens the store app's "home screen" instead of your app's download screen.
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by sachleen 13y ago
Definitely. function one_bit(x) { return 1 } Solution did not return correct output for x=1. Expected output: 1, got: 0 umm... ok
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by sachleen 13y ago
I had no idea Gmail had multiple "stars". Thank you for this!
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by sachleen 13y ago
I was confused by it as well. It expects you to backspace and fix your mistake before continuing.

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