vollmond

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by vollmond 2mo ago
Aw, I miss Flex. It made so much sense to me.
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by vollmond 2y ago
How do you reliably (eg legally-definable) differentiate between "stopped supporting" and "haven't released an update in a while because it works fine and there are no major bugs"?
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by vollmond 2y ago
> Where can you see this dependency list? Tried to look everywhere in the jsfiddle UI but don't find it "Resources" in the left side menu
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by vollmond 2y ago
So as cannabis use becomes more legal, more people who have crashes have used cannabis in the past. What an awful title.
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by vollmond 2y ago
There's a lot of overlap, too. Also with fancy headphones: https://www.reddit.com/r/mechanicalheadpens/
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by vollmond 3y ago
I've been trying to find my paper copy all week so I can reread it. Might just give up and read it on his site: https://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/fiction/acceler...
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by vollmond 3y ago
> Just then, a bandwidth load as heavy as a pregnant elephant sits down on Manfred's head and sends clumps of humongous pixilation flickering across his sensorium: Around the world, five million or so geeks are bouncing on his home
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by vollmond 4y ago
I'd say Maven is more than a dependency manager, though. It's a full build manager, with dependency management as one (major) feature. The dependency management part itself isn't very complicated, other than the verbosity of
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by vollmond 4y ago
> It’s simple to sit there behind the desk reading articles and history when you’re not one making the decisions, good or bad. We are participants in those decisions, on both sides. We are part of the targets of those decisions (eg domes
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by vollmond 4y ago
You prompted me to go look - interesting that there are different sizes available per item (even between the tshirts). Wonder if some are sold out and they're just not showing?
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by vollmond 4y ago
The US has no requirement to carry your ID. I'm not sure there's any base requirement to have ID. You only need your driver's license if you're driving, and ID in general is only required for certain activities that di
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by vollmond 4y ago
We have a 5yo and 8yo. Most of the time, the question for whether they can handle something is less "are they capable?" and more "will someone call CPS?"
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by vollmond 4y ago
The dialog clearly warns you that if you have something to delete, it will be deleted, but it doesn't let you know if there is anything to delete. That's not in itself a huge problem, but in this case it was compounded with the fa
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by vollmond 4y ago
There is a difference between using UI tweaks (color/size/motion) to call out information, and actually displaying that information. Right? As in, "this will affect 0 stars" vs "this will affect 54,000 stars" i
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by vollmond 4y ago
The other thing they could do is make user/organization structure for that profile readme the same - as he mentioned, he had just done it on his personal account, which is of the form `<user>/<user>`, so doing `httpie&
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by vollmond 4y ago
Ignoring one-off bash scripts as needed, the standout examples of mine are a simple site for doing a specific type of date math in a bookmarkable fashion [0], as well as a webapp for my D&D 3.5 characters (pre-DNDBeyond days) [1]. As fa
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by vollmond 4y ago
https://imnotpete.com/ I used to run a couple blogs, but after 5+ years of not updating I replaced it with a basic calling card site. Just hard-coded HTML with a black-and-white Bootstrap on it.
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by vollmond 4y ago
I'm about 3 years out of date on Java, but if I were spinning up a new project it would be: * Latest JDK * Spring Boot * JQuery/Bootstrap * Eclipse (with Vim keybindings plugin) Caveats: * If it was a personal project or only a ve
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by vollmond 5y ago
I use a Keebio Iris [0] which is similar to a stripped-down ErgoDox. Careful part selection (especially keycaps) could have one for <$150, though you do have to solder it together yourself. I enjoyed the experience. [0] https:/&#x2
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by vollmond 5y ago
I find Steam to be the least-onerous (phone-based) 2FA tool I use - it pops up automatically when needed, and the codes are only 5 characters with a mix of letters and numbers, which I somehow find much easier to remember and type. Granted,
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by vollmond 5y ago
Right, but they're general police (eg, they also handle non-traffic enforcement such as drugs), right? I believe GP's point was not about "specific enforcement of traffic laws by police" but "law enforcement agencie
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by vollmond 5y ago
The synth is free. Paid levels seem to be mostly for skins/presets/support. There are more wavetables in the paid version, though I don't know enough about wavetable synthesis to know how much that matters.
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by vollmond 5y ago
Vital and Helm are easily the most-recommended free synths I've seen in a couple years of learning music production. I think this might be the first negative/"meh" response I've seen to Vital. What are your preferre
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by vollmond 5y ago
RC car racing using the crank as a steering wheel (like a pistol-style RC control) Riffing off your skateboard, other balance games like tightrope walking Something where you're a hamster in a hamster ball
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by vollmond 5y ago
Hmm. My site itself is hosted in the US, so it catches my site as one of the violations. Does GDPR differentiate between first-party and third-party servers in this case?
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by vollmond 5y ago
[sweardle]( https://sweardle.com/ ): 4 letter words
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by vollmond 5y ago
Now that you mention it, I can't think of any other concept I eventually researched and learned about just because of frameworks complaining (Spring framework in my case).
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by vollmond 5y ago
99% of the phone calls I get from unknown numbers are some combination of scam/robo/or just immediate hang up. The only exceptions tend to be businesses responding to my initial contact (eg, trying to get a plumber out to my house
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by vollmond 5y ago
I would assume there's a floor on the size of waterway it starts with. I have the same situation (well, less so) in that my backyard is 3 blocks from a named creek on the map, but it started me several miles away on the larger creek th
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by vollmond 5y ago
I haven't seen the "words of code" metric before, and some cursory web searching doesn't reveal much. Is there a standard? Just split on the given language's punctuation/delimiters?

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