walderf

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by walderf 3y ago
thanks for looking out. i wish this was the case.
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by walderf 3y ago
i did. it reads as a story if you ignore everything before the first single "/" and read the title, which has a handy link to anyone wanting more info about it, because i am a nice guy, instead of asking such a question. as f
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by walderf 3y ago
no. i don't care if you think what i say is crazy because it's actually really f'n crazy. you are in a very advantageous position right now, so, let's wrap this up. you don't want to know that it's real, so, it
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by walderf 3y ago
i posted a couple links in a top level comment. i didn't rezlize you replied, otr i would have done it here. can't go on alt, now. it's just a little light reading. unless it's happening in such a way that you know it&#x
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by walderf 3y ago
no, you wouldn't. you know where the water is coming from. you know it's water. oh. they don't need the fancy machine to interface. it's remote. they reply. you don't know where it comes from, either. or who. trust
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by walderf 3y ago
> Well yeah because they were conscious and knew you were going to kill them this statement comes across as more of a declaration of reason. i am defending the medical research that's been published. i want the same thing that you d
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by walderf 3y ago
well no because according to what these 20+ year veteran medical professionals with published credentials stated in the very extensive neurological-focused research manuscript they, being highly accredited MD professors with literal PhD&#x2
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by walderf 3y ago
there were 4.97bn mobile internet users in 2022 accounting for almost 60% of total web traffic. yeah. most people don't know they're supposed to care about the amount of just how little to no privacy they really don't have an
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by walderf 3y ago
jokes on them. i have a Linux address.
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by walderf 4y ago
not 100% sure if this will help, but i use this to disable shadows and weird border-glow-edge related stuff on "my theme". yes, i know you didn't want CSS hacks, but... https://github.com/walderf/dotfiles
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by walderf 4y ago
with a few exceptions... keyboard shortcuts! examples: https://github.com/walderf/dotfiles/blob/e9d4e732cd25b248b4a... or, an image visual: https://i.imgur.com/ANly2SU.png basically super+&lt
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by walderf 4y ago
source: ^ his brother is a Nigerian prince!
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by walderf 4y ago
this reply is really only quasi-related to your first sentence. since you mentioned the "trending" repositories on github, i wanted to give the https://github.com/nschloe/github-trends project a shout out. it
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by walderf 4y ago
i use grid paper all the time for notes. i found a little orange notebook for sale at an obscure place many years ago. honestly, it's changed my life. well, at any rate, to make a short story long, since i like orange, have no concept
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by walderf 4y ago
that doesn't mean they aren't there.
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by walderf 4y ago
i think what makes it confusing is he links to an article on his own blog every 1 to 2 sentences. really takes away from whatever this actually is, which is apparently something that allows him to code on an iPad. sigh
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by walderf 4y ago
yes! grml-zsh-config does all the things! i've only been using it about a year or so, but i wish i would have discovered it sooner. here is the URL -- https://grml.org/zsh/ it's easy to install and works wo
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by walderf 4y ago
there's been word of them requiring 2FA for a while now. i remember 2-3 years ago the general speculation of them forcing 2FA onto every account holder was a thing that was supposed to happen within the next year or so. until now, i wa
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by walderf 4y ago
after many failed attempts trying to use Hugo, i finally gave in and am getting started with Jekyll. so far, i've been impressed with the things it offers that i didn't even know were possible, like Liquid and built-in pagination,
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by walderf 4y ago
i'm still learning it, well neovim, and have a long way to go. i was an avid blind hater for 23+ years, and pico, until nano, was he the first compile and install on each machine. i admit not learning it sooner was a huge mistake, so k
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by walderf 4y ago
i don't use twitter that much so i don't know if this type of multi-tweet message is common place on the platform or not. especially for conveying important information in any sort of manner that should be taken seriously. i rec
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by walderf 4y ago
yes and approximately $2000-6000 a month. those numbers could fluctuate a great deal either way. there's no set "pay scale" and nobody really knows how it works. take the info on this site with a grain of salt, but... https:
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by walderf 4y ago
i learned about him a few days ago. it's logical to me that "Roel Van de Paar" is not the name of a real person and the person shown in the clip on each video (granted, i only watched two, but i think it's the same for
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by walderf 4y ago
unfortunately, the sad truth about dslreports, who for years has remained an unbiased provider of a truly accurate speedtest, is that their test no longer functions appropriately in modern browsers. however, due to this, https://