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Super impressive, great job!

They could do 4x 10 hour days instead

My go-to is https://regex101.com/

Another commenter suggested https://joplinapp.org/, it has a nice search feature and has apps for most platforms.

UAC is even more useless, it just tells you "Do you want to allow xyz to make changes to your computer", without telling you what any of those changes or permissions are. Android permission prompts are way better.

They also have actual fonts:

https://www.nerdfonts.com/font-downloads

That's probably more due to zoning regulations that construction costs, no? I was under the impression that zoning in the Bay Area makes new construction very difficult.

Engineers on the ground developing technologies generally aren't responsible for overarching business decisions, no.

> The team has baked, boiled, microwaved, demagnetized and scoured similar pieces of glass with steel wool — with no loss to the data stored inside.

That's really cool.

What kind of implications does that have? Is molybdenum very expensive to use in batteries?

You can buy high-CBD flower though.

I actually enjoyed it a bit more than Children of Time. Both are great books.

They wouldn't necessarily need to implement that though, just a way of transferring licences to someone else. People could figure out their own payment.

Norway is already very expensive to visit

I would argue that EMTs and surgical residents are ludicrously underpaid if that's the current reality.

I use a Steelcase leap, it's great.

I wouldn't recommend buying any expensive office chair without testing them out and making sure it feels comfortable for you.

Great and all, but I'll never purchase an automobile if I can help it. They are garbage, in my opinion. They feel like cheap toys, like kids' wagons. I've driven and ridden in horseless carriages and, aside from the acceleration, there's nothing special about it. Besides, as a horse rider, even the Ford Model T 0-60 isn't anything magical. It's...mundane to riders (who aren't on donkeys). The Bugatti Type 13, however, is objectively insane. Call me a luddite, but I want to feed and care for my animals. I want an 6 or 8 horse team that puts out gratuitous amounts of power and, yes, NOISE. I want sharp steering feedback and beefy leg muscles and stiff, aggressive saddles. I don't want a damn horseless carriage, I want a real freaking racing horse with all the money poured into the performance, and none into comfort.

There are tons of buyers like me, too. SoCal has a huuuge horse culture of guys who buy old stallions, mares old and new, donkeys, oxen teams, carriages, carts. Tons of us LIKE riding. Tons of us LIKE offensively smelly animals. Tons of us LIKE manually commanding our animal to move. What about us? What happens when other people finally surrender their autonomy to shitty oil powered machines?

What Ford should really do is build a mid/rear saddled mustang-based sport carriage. Enough of the gasoline automobile nonsense. It's over a decade away anyway. Let the people who like riding, ride!

Depending on the location, it should probably just tell you driving duration instead of walking.

Most of this advice also applies to hiring onsite employees.

I always use this tool if I want to check local times: http://www.worldchatclock.com/

These subscription services are a great way to try out games without paying full price. I spent 10 bucks on EA access to try out Anthem and it saved me 50 bucks in the end since it wasn't worth buying.

That's not in any way a replacement for discord.

And publicly disclosing user screenshot counts and times is extra creepy.

Sounds cool, I'll check it out.

Well yeah, of course. I was hoping they would offer something managed to compete with Heroku's free/$9 tiers, but this is the cost of three droplets and isn't worth it for me at the moment. I'll probably test it out for a bit though but it will be too expensive for hobby/throwaway projects.

Does that mean this is the lowest tier we will see?

Any chance of a cheaper, low-performance tier for hobby projects? I was hoping to see something at $5/mo like the the lowest droplet tier.

Yeah, sounds cool

The new Ikea Idasen desks have Linak motors.

I just picked up one of their new Idasen desks. It's a lot sturdier than their previous ones that I've seen.

I get minimal wobbling of the desk surface at full height, but my monitors do still wobble a bit. At normal desk height there's no wobble. I think most of the wobble comes from the cheaper VESA mount, if I'd gotten a more rigid one it would be better but I wanted more flexibility in arranging the monitors.