How does it run faster than find? Can I manually implement that speedup using standard unix tools? I need to run find a lot on many machines I don't have access to install anything on.
Usually they change the packaging when they cheapen the ingredients of stuff and ruin it. It is a good indication that you should stop buying it (Ortega taco shells is a good recent example). But who cares what the Tropicana package looks like? Their OJ is sour so I don't buy it unless I am really craving OJ and I can't find Minute Maid. I will drive to 2-3 quickie marts first to look though. All juice is just sugar water anyway. I mostly avoid it altogether.
Google still marks some of my mail as spam even though I have jumped through all the spf/dkim/dmarc hoops. Yet I still get tons of actual, obvious, previously-marked spam in my gmail inbox. F google.
iMovie is impossible to figure out (it was easy many years ago then they ruined it). How about a simple app to let me trim and splice video and add audio? And a simple way to export, but not so simple that the choices are youtube and something else. Just export at whatever resolution I choose. And don't put stupid intros, outros, and transitions unless I ask for them.
You don't address the issues that most ads are scams and it is possible to accidentally click ads. I recently asked google for directions to a new (to me) dentist while on vacation in Hawaii. As I started driving to the other side of the island I realized maps not taking me to the right town. Turns out apparently another dentist somehow made a scam ad so if you search for directions to the correct dentist it takes you to the scammer dentist instead. This is just one example of many. Screw ads and those who enable them.
Screw blizzard. Years ago they threatened Wow addon authors with legal action for asking for donations. Addons made the game much more fun and playable. Let them die.
It has been a couple of months since I messed with it, but I don't remember there being a way to do source based, weighted, or blackhole routes on freebsd.
I'd love to find an app that supports my use case. I already know my consistent monthly bills (house, electric, gas, water, sewer, internet, cellphone, student loans, etc etc etc) and I know how much I have left over for varying costs which are basically food/booze/entertainment. I'd like to make a budget for just that and have it let me know how much money I have left to eat/drink/play today, this week, this month. I already use mint and a spreadsheet to see the big picture, I don't want to connect to anything.
> FWIW, I've used IRC, AIM, MSN messenger, and other proprietary messaging clients and platforms and none have been as sluggish and unintuative to use as Slack.
You think slack is bad, wait until they force you to switch to teams.
I went to law school, which was a huge mistake. It was fun, but working as a lawyer sucks - depressing situations plus no matter how good a job you do, some random judge can ruin your client's life. Went back into tech and I do a tiny bit of law on the side. Still paying for it. Oh and now I make about half what I was making before the crash and pay much more in taxes.
10 weeks vegan here. Easiest diet ever, no cravings. I'm down 19 lbs (193-174, 6' tall). Dropping the chips and oreos took a few weeks, I just thought anything vegan was ok until I realized junk food is junk food. I cook twice a week and make enough to last a few days. It takes about an hour to cook. I sautee vegetables and put them on rice and quinoa or pasta. For breakfast I have a banana and a Larabar. For dessert I have grapes or watermelon. Before this I rarely ate healthy food. Chipotle is decent fast food when you aren't cooking.
I see how to provide the Y axis data for the labels but is there a way to use X labels like 1 2 3 but then provide (X,Y) coords for minima and maxima [(1.1, 3.2), (4.8, 7.5), (6.3, 2.4), (8.2, 7.3)] and get a curve?
Ford car tire was replaced by a Walmart employee hired a week ago. The car could have a blowout and crash. The story will become - Fords have blowouts and crash. Tires should only be replaced with factory original tires by Ford authorized service centers, right?
I hate having to use a prefix at all. I set up my own custom search in chrome that points to my app that does specialized searches based on the first letter and then defaults to a regular DDG query. For example, e foo searches ebay for foo, a foo searches amazon, m 123 main searches maps.