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Was it the movie Go where they thought they were getting involved in some sex thing, but it was actually Amway?
Was it the movie Go where they thought they were getting involved in some sex thing, but it was actually Amway?
I’d personally just delete all of the stored data, and watch when I load the page to see what gets created.
If the same domain is being affected across multiple tabs, it’s possibly related to multiple tabs trying to access the local storage at the same time. You can see that data from the dev tools built into Firefox (hit F12). https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/devtools-user/storage_inspector/
Didn’t Hammond actually get started with a tiny elephant he used for raising capital in the books?
Most definitely.
Goddamn I remember when I thought like this. So many big ideas and entire worlds just floating around in my conciseness.
Yes, this is a starting point. Actually, it’s a lot of starting points.
Go sentence by sentence. Why is it vague? Sounds to me like this is an old language. An old language, from before the current state of things. It’s evolved as it needed, while still being private. Figure out why it started vague, and go from there. Figure out why it’s private. You’ve got a lot to work with here.
Just break it down. Assume you need to back up every statement you make.
Okay. So start smaller. What’s the coolest aspect of the language? Or the part that you’re most proud of?
If I was approaching something from a language-first style, I’d probably try to figure out what kind of cultural and geographic features would influence the language in it’s current form. Just some mind vomit without giving hardly any thought to it:
Just spitballing here. Hope there’s a nugget of something in there.
I forgot. Certainly unrelated.
World building is actually a lot of fun to peruse.
The other thing that makes stack overflow good is that it’s a very specific problem, with a this works/this doesn’t result. Otherwise it seems to me like a collaborative Quora, which would be just as useful as regular Quora.
I’ve had good luck with edubuntu with my nephews and nieces. https://www.edubuntu.org/
What was the technique that caused that response?
That’s kind of how experience works. More experience usually means more pay. If one doesn’t take what they learned from previous employment, then they are stealing from their current employer.
Also, who gives a fuck about your former employer’s IP? You don’t get paid enough to lick the boots of some corporation who isn’t paying you.
Clone the whole repo and reference it when you need.
The better half downloads audiobooks from YouTube when on wifi, for offline listening.
I like downloading slow TV, so I don’t have to worry about streaming it, of I want to sleep to it or something.
Ray Porter (the narrator of this one and the Martian) is a freaking treasure. Easily the best I’ve stumbled across.
The apostate thing won’t always work. It requires a couple of steps. The terminology you want to use is to say “I’m DF’d” or “I’m disfellowshipped”. That means they are not actually allowed to talk to you. They won’t even say okay, they just leave. Works 100% of the time IME.
Source: I’m disfellowshipped.
You’ll get down voted, but mostly for being wrong.