Love to see it! Great product!
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Love to see it! Great product!
Love seeing Pakistani builders make strides :)
Semantics around banning or suspending pretty much work out to the same.
If you are trolling congrats, I took your bait. It’s a slow Wednesday here in Colombia.
For my iteration there were 4 videos in the Documents folder, would have been cool to see what they videos were...
Once, I could smell the roses,
Their sweet aroma, it exposes
The beauty of the world around
But now, those scents are no longer found
Covid has taken my sense away
No more can I smell a summer's day
Or the savory scent of a home-cooked meal
Or the salty air by the ocean's seal
But still, I am grateful and filled with hope
For the other senses that still allow me to cope
I can see the colors and hear the sounds
And taste the flavors that still abound
I may have lost my sense of smell
But I am determined, I will not dwell
On the things I cannot do
But focus on all that I still can, it's true
For though I may not smell the roses
I am still alive, and that's enough to propose
That I will continue on my journey, unafraid
With gratitude and hope, I will be unafraid.I’m currently in a weird position. My job pays for a full time salary but with less than part time work.
I’m not sure if I should pick up another full time job with full time work or a part time job with part time work.
1. So quickly 2. For such small relative profit?
I use an ide for core development but knowledge of vim, tmux and linux tools has served me really well.
Also, it helps that a lot of the similarities in newer IDEs are inspired by the predecessors.
There are times where you can't use the ide (middle of ssh session to a remote server, quick edit in a file w/o loading entire folder &c.), so its worth investing some time into these basic tools.
Whereas with a dedicated fn row, it would be a lot easier. I'm quite happy with my adv2, but I can't wait for the reviews.
Can you explain why that is?
I do agree with your point, having been exposed to running openstack on a custom infrastructure for my job has really taught me how much $ you can save if you do things yourself over say aws and that once I picked up the basics of compute, volumes, networking and security. My understanding increased.
I sometimes would find it difficult to keep up with all the aws lingo but doing everything myself has been a really good lesson in keeping things small and lean.
I tried out Readable Wikipedia [0]. Which I really liked (kind of turns it into mobile, which is good enough for me) But it seems to have been abandoned, since images didn't load for me.
I then tried out WikiWand [1]. Although I've been using it and its been ok for the most part, it seemed over the top, and the UI was still a bit dated. Also, didn't like how it would load images in a banner view at the top...
I look forward to trying this out, looks very promising. Thanks for spending the time to make it!!
[0] - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/readable-wikipedia... [1] - https://www.wikiwand.com/
I mostly don’t need my terminal after getting docker up and running, and if I just want to view the output, I can always open it (Control + V).
And I usually have vscode and chrome open.
Good artists copy. Great artists steal. - cmauniada
The only thing I dislike is that there’s no good starter docs that I could find on their official website. There was some old cached article which now points to their new website.
I did a quick search on hacker news and the best article was also redirected to another website. But I found it using way back machine. (https://web.archive.org/web/20130728110847/http://carrot.is/...)