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CAPTCHAs in real life.

KISS

Posts like this make me realize I never even scratched the surface of any technology ever.

That was probably the worst possible background given the amount of scrolling required. And he's a designer?

It's ONE exercise

Two wrongs make a right? I'm guessing "around 30" means late 20s.

Maybe a good time to renew ENS

Teenage Mozart has a nicer signature than I'll ever have

Not all things are meant to be done on a phone, right?

Hipster PDA

You're not charging enough, you need to weed out the poor losers. Sad (and maybe rude) but true. The more you charge, your customer base will shrink, but the quality of customers will increase exponentially.

Looks like OP is harvesting emails more than sharing their (completed) work based on this and their other project https://www.zeynepevecen.dev/

Block YouTube on kid's home network, but give them assess to your locally curated DadTube.

No way is a CEO that naive, right?

Take control of your search, specifically the folders and apps you want to cache using executor https://executor.dk/

Perl 5? What version? Perl has been on that major version for some 20+ years, right?!

Site is broken

Another great reason to use Linux.

Or is Google prioritizing sites that drive Google ad revenue, and not ranking according to content?

I don't need my boss to have access to every save I've made, and when I made it.

> it’s no surprise that there’s demand among Thunderbird users to support Exchange.

Uh, I'm surprised. How many people actually love thunderbird? And to the extend it justified the development.

'I want this product', said no paying Proton customer.

Swamp would have been a cool name, too. Thanks for the effort, I love/miss winamp

Can you provide a link to this conversation? I'd love to hear your input or see what you proposed.

If you don't spend much time in the terminal, and don't need to be proficient at navigating and jumping back and forth between files and buffers, then yeah, stick with PowerPoint.

I think one benefit to Emacs is having one app to do it all.

One could argue that Obsidian is just a file manager and markdown editor, VS Code gives you the same functionality, right? Three of the apps you mentioned have significant overlap in functionality. Three configs to manage, back up, etc...

Why context switch between apps and various conventions, when you could do all or most of your work, very well/quickly in one app?

I'm not trying to convince you Emacs is right for you. Just offering one perspective/benefit.

That said, I do love how I can paste an image from my clipboard straight into an Obsidian file. I've configured org-mode in Emacs to do the same (maybe a decade ago) but the experience wasn't as seamless. VS Code is pretty amazing in it's own right as well.

Interesting, can you explain 'full control'?

This is the most perfect blog post. ZERO fluff, straight to the point. Win.

I start with a different random word almost every time. I look around the room for inspiration.

Does the sound quality improve if either the phone or speaker are inside the microwave? We must test all possible scenarios.

More like an advertising broker that scammed podcasters.