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Millenarianistic Chronodyke
(open.substack.com)
fresh even after all this time
They were so bad, but not nearly as bad as the sequels.
3D print a brain to come up with your own ideas!
Good job. I already switched to Affinity for photo editing & design because they don't have a subscription model, though they've been bought by a company that plans to introduce the subscription model.
What happened?
Saving the environment by killing trees. Good lord!
Should I remove my Agile experience from my resume?
I pretty much never appreciate moderation, unless somebody is posting outside of the theme of the community. I want to read everything, including the most horrendously offensive stuff.
I don't think she looks that bad TBH. I just think it's funny that the man has a huuuuge nose and she has none. It's nose inequality!
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DreamBerd is the funniest programming language ever.
(sh.itjust.works)
It's basically a comedic programming language, and it's amazing and beautiful and I love it.
I haven't used it, of course. I just read the documentation:
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V3 with Heavy Kailh Switches is a Beast
(sh.itjust.works)
I bought this Keychron V3 barebones kit with some nice keycaps and Kailh Speed Pro Heavy Plum switches (70g tactile). I did the bandaid mod and the tape mod.
I tried it with linear 40g Keychron switches first but it felt and sounded weird. The full black keyboard is almost ominous and requires heavier actuation for the full experience of it to be consistent. So these tactile 70g Kailhs are perfect. The sound is more dampened because the keystrokes don't bottom out as hard, but it's also more crisp because of the barely-noticeable tactile bump. It feels like I'm writing on stone somehow. It's really a unique typing experience.
I guess the "keyboard enthusiast" trajectory is one of escalation because I've graduated to the barebones kits and I'm dreaming of fully customized boards now.
EDIT:
This was supposed to be a photo post but the photo didn't work.
sentient_loom
joined 1 year ago
is that Let's GeT Married ?