...o print an A5 PDF to bindable A3 signatures. Might be on to something this time though.
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...ced it with a peculiar MediaWiki install. We'll see how long it lasts this time (till I get bored).
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...m with a {{code|date}} property of the correct time — but what ''is'' that time? Is it the date of an event? The day after? And what does it mean for feeds
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#REDIRECT [[Joining the Indie Web, One Step at a Time]]
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...in! I had the moka pot and the waxy double-boiler on the stove at the same time.
...rime come off), and bundled the chain into the pyrex dish that I used last time, laying it on top of the solid wax in the bottom of the dish. Then that wen
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| categories = unix; time; timestamps; events
Later today, at 8:26:40PM Perth time, the unix timestamp will be the nice round number of 1600,000,000. I don't
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...t it was very busy and it was hard to really explore and concentrate. This time it was 37° and there was hardly anyone there! It was a bit warm, but not t
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...it'll will have been 1.7 billion seconds since the Unix epoch. It'll be {{#time:r|@1700000000}}.
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...(but equally annoying is without that, when it uploads new versions every time). This might need some more thought.
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...nough time. Or at least, the time for writing exists quite separate to the time when the inspiration comes – at some point I'd like to sit quietly of a m
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a long time.
Thirteen years is a long time and what Ninthfloor offers was way more
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...stopwatch: Measuring capacity: 59:59.99; Measuring modes: Net time, split time, 1st-2nd place times;
* Hourly Time Signal;
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|text=Lunch time at the ''Musical Offering and Café'' on Bancroft Way in Berkeley. geo:37.8
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Every so often I write this same thing. It’s Monday (any Monday) and so it’s time to write it again.
...e, and ''continues'' to take time for as long as the codebase exists. This time is better spent actually doing something — code is pretty much always ‘
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...g to miss this by two days! I'm going to be in San Francisco for the first time since 1997 for the ''week before''. What are the odds.
..., text and software that forms our shared digital culture. Now it’s time to celebrate and we’re throwing a party! Please join us for our [https://
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...ted a website in 1996, on the HTML hosting space provided by my ISP of the time. It was all hand-written HTML and a few images filched from around the web
...it had a weird green-on-black monospaced design — I was learning vi at the time, and wanted the same look to my site that I had when I was editing its code
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...on says. With traditional ''postal correspondence'' one has ample response time — months if so wished — and this I think gives letters a distinctly ‘
...letter, knowing that far from being a ‘waste’ of time it is just ''more'' time spent being close to a dear friend.
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|text=It is time I think (5AM on a Friday) to finally try to get the Flicker2Piwigo CLI scri
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...something wonderful about Saturday mornings, maintaining the same morning-time excitement as during the week but being free to apply it to whatever projec
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