skeeterbug

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by skeeterbug 4mo ago
Just played a round, think I found a bug - It was down to one other computer and myself. For some reason the power capped at 235, so neither of us could come close to hitting one another.
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by skeeterbug 4mo ago
Oh man, we played this in computer lab in high school to pass time after we were done with our assignments. I believe it was a java/flash version though (year 2000/2001)
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by skeeterbug 7mo ago
Just an FYI - Your QA and Typescript links are swapped!
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by skeeterbug 1y ago
Nah. Offshoring has been a thing since I started working in 2003. There are always cycles. When offshore projects fail, work comes back.
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by skeeterbug 1y ago
We have had the X10 Pro Omni for a bit over a year now and we have been enjoying it. A mix of hardwood/carpet. I have it mop 3 times a week and vacuum alternate days. The mopping has been good. I change out the mop pads and blow out th
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by skeeterbug 1y ago
> Right now, Windows gets a lot of attention because it’s everywhere. I disagree with this take. Linux dominates in the server market.
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by skeeterbug 1y ago
To be fair, the front page news section doesn't even have a date next to the 7.81 release entry. I clicked it to see if there was a date, but at first glance the page just looked like a time capsule. The title of this post doesn't
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by skeeterbug 1y ago
They publish plotly.js and react bindings as well.
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by skeeterbug 1y ago
I recently had the opposite experience. App was built in older version of React/MUI/CRA/tsc (project started in 2020). I upgraded everything to latest, removed CRA for vite, and it just worked for the most part (vite has some
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
I wonder what this codebase will look like after a year or so of doing this.
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
Just a quick note on my comment. We have mostly hardwood floors, so the mopping is really nice. The vacuuming is OK, def not the best. I can see if someone had mostly carpet they would be disappointed with it.
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
We bought a few in 2018/2019 that are holding up fine. They get more use than our expensive Samsung TV!
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
Which Eufy? We got a Eufy X10 Pro that mops/vacuums back in June. We love it. We have an older roomba for a different floor/level, and that thing is always getting stuck on something.
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
This spring our one year old de-humidifier died. The manufacturer would send you a new replacement unit, but first you had to leave a review of the new unit. After the review was submitted, they would send you an Amazon gift card with the r
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
I believe Chrome uses Skia
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
There is a 800kb font file loaded from the css. Can reproduce in dev tools by disabling the cache. The shift happens when those fonts are applied.
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
"...but the system that can kill you is still safer than the average driver!"
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
It is funny how the goalposts moved. > The last product google ever built and launched successfully. Now becomes "it doesn't count if it was an acquisition". Youtube would probably be dead if any other company purchased it
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by skeeterbug 2y ago
Maps, Chrome, Golang, Android, Photos
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by skeeterbug 3y ago
This was brought up in a recent interview with Raymond Chen on Dave's Garage channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vJQv4rgHYE
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by skeeterbug 3y ago
Megaprojects just did an episode on the F15: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgI7jDd7hww
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by skeeterbug 4y ago
I did the same with my son as well. He got a 76mm Funscope last month, but it has been pretty cloudy. We saw the red band across Jupiter and Saturn's ring. Images were a bit small/blurry, but it was still amazing. I just tucked hi
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by skeeterbug 5y ago
Do you have a preference on the Moonlander vs Ergodox?
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by skeeterbug 5y ago
Don't forget you had to re-wind the entire tape or get charged extra for the rental! We had a dedicated re-winder next to our TV at one point.
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by skeeterbug 5y ago
I just got the Ryobi 40v weedwacker and leaf blower. I did my 1 acre lot and it still had one bar of battery. I even did some thicker brush areas to put it to the test. Would definitely recommend!
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by skeeterbug 5y ago
The UI is bad, but I will take Teams over using WebEx for meetings.
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by skeeterbug 5y ago
I purchased a battery powered hedge trimmer and edger. Things work great! Still on a gas powered trimmer though, is your 18v?
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by skeeterbug 6y ago
I remember Gentoo linux being quite the rage in the early 2000's (at least in my office). Compiling everything and getting your system up and running was a badge of honor, I guess.
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by skeeterbug 6y ago
You should check out vimwiki! I came from org-mode and have been using vimwiki the last three months now. It can do .md and export to html. I mainly use it for day to day notes and todo lists. http://vimwiki.github.io/
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by skeeterbug 6y ago
Epic purchased Rocket League developer Psyonix and ended Linux support for the game shortly after: https://www.rocketleague.com/news/ending-support-for-mac-and...

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