huesatbri

I’ve been using Dokku for 7 years and counting, both professionally and for hobby stuff. It’s a very mature project that has never gotten in the way, and keeps getting better.

You are free to distribute your days as you wish mostly. The 4 consecutive weeks thing is something that the employer is not allowed to deny you. The norm is to use the 4 weeks and then use the remaining days to stretch public holidays a little further.

She really put my thoughts into words regarding this. The “who is this for” part really hit home.

I fallback to google when I need to search for anything shopping related, e.g. in what store can I get this item in my country.

I’d assume a misspelling of GPX.

Downsize then size up again with nearest neighbour interpolation. Imagemagick can do it.

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Yandex image search is really good.

From wikipedia: ” In the early 1990s, Matchbox launched a new range of toys to coincide with the BBC2 repeats. Sales figures for Christmas 1992 surpassed those achieved by Star Wars merchandise in the 1970s and 1980s.”

For most of my life that number has been 0. The past five years I’ve seen it slowly rise into double digits. The level of anxiety is still the same because I always go “but then what?”.

And posts with links in them are punished in different ways, like getting suppressed in algorithmic feeds. So instead of just linking to a thing directly people are left with mentioning “link in bio”.

And the “+” was slightly off center as well if I remember correctly.

What did you do wrong and why was it dumb? What’s the correct way?

I’ve had success with Snapcast when looking into this previously https://github.com/badaix/snapcast

The average productivity increase is not 1500% though.

The idea of ”local first” is sort of related: https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/

I think tldraw is an application that does this well in the browser. When you open it up you can start working right away, your work is automatically saved in localstorage or similar, but you can always save to a file. And you can also click share and get live collaboration on the document. Saving to a file still works the same.

It’s best of both worlds I think. I get the convenience of a web application with sync/collaboration, and I have control of the files if I want to. The format is plain JSON and if the original application goes away I could put together a renderer so that I can view the file.