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Kissaki

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  • What was that thing you got really good at, and how good are you?

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  • I see you're very good at knowing

  • What was that thing you got really good at, and how good are you?

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  • So you're good at touching the back of your neck?

  • What was that thing you got really good at, and how good are you?

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  • Tech/Software/Development. Apparently exceptional, or very good, I don't know.

    Broad and deep knowledge, strong systematic thinking, experience, good intuition, seeking to improve my tools, docs, workflows, mindful and proactive of how we work together, and in including others…

    I don't know if work as an escape is a good or bad thing. At least I got that going for me.

  • What's the largest object one can buy for the least amount of money?

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  • I don't think you'll get far with very little money.

  • What's the largest object one can buy for the least amount of money?

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  • In that article 1 of 11 images is still available. Everything else is gone. lol

  • Why is it often cheaper to buy new than repair old and how can repairing be encouraged on different levels of society?

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  • Plus labor cost and transport. Repair locally and labor is much more expensive than in remote production. Repair remote-located for cheaper labor cost and you have to manage two-way transport, case management, with more concerns and distance, potentially increasing the mentioned issues of complexity and uncertainty mentioned.

    Skilled or trained labor can be cheaper in remote locations, but that adds other concerns. Depending on the device under repair, customers may feel irritation when it leaves the country or "trusted countries" and with the time it takes.

  • Why is it often cheaper to buy new than repair old and how can repairing be encouraged on different levels of society?

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  • Needs a Brepaireentry.

  • What’s the darkest part of yourself that you’ve never told anyone? (Mine is in the comments)

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  • Within that one second?

  • You get new speakers or you start your music library from scratch. Which is the first song/album you play?

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  • Not really.

    Sometimes a song catches me and I listen to it on repeat. Other times an artist. Or genre.

    There's no single fav.

  • Bots everywhere or am I losing it?

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  • by account with no or very little comments

    You think there's no or that few people who make an account to subscribe and block and vote without commenting or posting?

    I assume it's a very valid way to use Lemmy.

  • You get new speakers or you start your music library from scratch. Which is the first song/album you play?

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  • New Speakers → I don't do anything different

    New music library from scratch - if we talk local → I fall back to my Bandcamp, Soundcloud, YouTube Music, or radio

  • What was the last image you saved from the internet?

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  • What are your favorite image/video formats?

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  • PNG is good.

  • What are your favorite image/video formats?

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  • Opus, then AV1

    I guess it's is not video. But video without sound would be missing something.

    I also like the capabilities of mkv Container format. Implementing it is not easy though.

  • How do your toughts work?

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  • My thoughts don't take form as a different persona or talk.

    I guess they either arise automatically, or I consciously direct them? Both happen.

    Even when I consciously direct them, I feel like most thoughts arise naturally from that, from the subconscious.

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    What is a good example of a necessary evil?

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  • You consider any form of government evil?

  • What computer life hacks are your most used?

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  • I don't consider them hacks. They're tooling and intended use. Even if most people don't know them. They were designed deliberately.

    Using keyboard input is not a clever misuse of unintended functionality. It's intended design.

    I hack websites through browser extensions. Adblocker, css inject, platform extensions. But even that is only hacking in the context of the original content. As a product it's its intended purpose. So I wouldn't call it life hack.

    Mouse gestures, keyboard key combinations, alt access, alt keypad character input, YouTube Sponsorblock, adblock, search bookmarks are - I guess - my most used.

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    What's a thinking tool or method that is useful and practical that you've benefitted from and can share?

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  • If it takes only two minutes, do it right away.