Jermaine_Jabi
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And to complicate things further, the quebec office of the French language prefers podcasts be called balados i believe.
At least that has the benefit of being somewhat short and fun to say (but not shorter than podcast and thus will not catch on)
Thanks for making it! Huginn is my go to for buying used stuff on kijiji. I've saved so much effort and $ thanks to this project
Is he? It's an interesting question with proponents and detractors , one we can explore in more detail. But first, are you still spending 100s of dollars on disposable razors?
Acts like a normal input on Android Firefox for me
Yesterday I read about that error for the first time on the article about the TV guide channel and now here it is again!
Does it do that when you save/export for web?
What stops me from running multiple nodes pointing at the same stored data? Or would that not be beneficial
Edit, not scroll up, focus the search bar
To add to the list, searching in the Android app brings you to a page without a search bar and you need to scroll up to search, after waiting for the recommended content to load
You can get insurance for anything, but surely one of the requirements would be to know what is going on in your own books...
I imagine the people doing the actual work do see the value in the floors and fireplaces and they end up salvaged, somewhere. I hope so anyways.
I did something similar with Kijiji in Montreal to find a decently priced apartment. It ended up working quite nicely and I found a 3 1/2 lease transfer well located in an older building for 700$. I've since employed it for other items that I kind of want, but not enough to trawl through Kijiji regularly for.
For reference it was easy to set up because Kijiji thankfully still has RSS and getting timely notifications through Huginn https://github.com/huginn/huginn and Pushover was simple.
Facebook classifieds seems to ve eating the market a bit, I haven't tried scraping fb, I imagine there are barriers, is this true?
ASAP has the unfortunate quality of being all caps, in addition to being a directive, so it always looks to me like an order AND being shouted at me.
Are fibreglass boats made today more resilient than fibreglass boats of 30 years ago or do they still have pretty much the same lifespan?
One thing I've noticed as a self-taught programmer is that concepts get really, really fancy names for simple things and it kinda acts as a barrier.
That said one of the hardest part s of programming on a team so far has been making names that make sense, so, some sympathy there.
How about requiring a $5 deposit to post, refundable at the end of your posting tenure, and confiscated on falling foul of the guidelines? An additional benefit would be fewer low content posts
Does anyone have an example in the wild of a news site that injects something in to the clipboard on copy?
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Jermaine_Jabi on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @06:21AM
from the theverge.com dept.
How does this work? Do you consume your Twitter feed through Twitter or through blockparty?
Thats funny to hear, I had a minidisc player as a young tech neophyte in North America and never had compatibility issues, or even until now knew there were variants of md.
The unified message centre has not yet been topped.
Indeed, I can see that being useful on many systems
Lovely idea to project signage directly on the snow.
Montreal is getting better about plowing bike lanes, they are still third in line behind car roads and sidewalks but they do get plowed relatively quickly after big dumps.
Also having experienced dedicated lanes, not just painted markings, it makes a world of difference. You can actually relax a bit and enjoy the ride, even if you're close to car traffic.
Try winter riding! I assure you, you will not be cold!
Would this have full access to the iPhone hardware? Or is it more like alternative OSes on consoles where some cores are not available?
Also very cool!
Thats funny, I always found quitting cigarettes way worse than ecigs, but I never tried the high impact nicotine salt versions.
I just attributed it to Big Tobacco finding clever ways to make the hit so much more satisfying in cigarettes and the mom and pop ecig blenders hadn't figure them out yet.
Edit, I mean the ones that ask you questions about a product you purchased
I think those are a side effect of Amazon sending out emails like 'what did you think of x product? Reply with your review!' after a purchase. Why they don't filter them out, I don't know.