|text=I reckon some people in East [[Freo]] don't want people to know that their cul de sacs are actually pedestrian thoroughfares. I'm a
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...nough of that, in MediaWiki development: it's hard to get an idea of other people's 'big picture' thoughts of what the future should hold.
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...ped. This is probably okay, and anyway it's the making of connections with people that means the rest of the year between events is passed with much more (on
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...os merge from the scanner, and slightly strange seeing my parents as young people.
My grandfather did not take well to people putting up "no trespassing" signs:
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447 bytes (61 words) - 07:49, 15 June 2020
...u should post things on the internet in places (like Medium) in which more people are likely to read them, but I just want to put these notes out there into
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...t on everyone hearing you. Use it for thinking out loud, and be happy when people hear you, but don't expect it.}}
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...ome''. It means relaxing, and not having to worry so much about what other people think. The indieweb is a relief.
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...area. It's also weird to see ''small streams'' in Perth (although I guess people who live in the eastern suburbs are more used to it than us sand-dune dwell
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...king on some code, feeling like it's going somewhere good and is useful to people, but then at some point having to abandon it. Normally just because life mo
...All were good fun to work on, and served reasonably useful places in some people's websites. But I don't have time, especially as it takes even more time &
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...ople's opinions? Don't add comments to your site. I honestly don't get why people are searching for some new technical solution to a problem that in my opini
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This is a good site to point people to when trying to explain why anyone should start a blog:
...ng on the web. Your voice is important: it deserves its own site. The more people add their unique perspectives to the web, the more valuable it becomes.
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...ean carbon dioxide emissions. Others were in favor, insisting that elderly people living on the top floors would need it.
...es slowly. Young people don’t want to wait for the elevator, while elderly people can use it if they want to, since they are usually not in a rush. As expect
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...his imaginary resolution. Machines should work, but they frequently don’t; people should think, but they seldom do.
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|text=I don't think I like working on software that isn't used by other people.
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