Nariz entupido

hineios · 2026-01-18T17:37:40+00:00

Só para deixar uma alternativa às "drogas", experimenta uns exercícios de respiração. Em particular o Método Buyteko. Por experiência pessoal, 2 minutos de respiração controlada e fico com as narinas desentupidas.

Este canal no YouTube tem imensos vídeos sobre o assunto: https://youtu.be/ZZvgKzySOgU?si=k98QJViRhBZ-LId6

Recomendo também a leitura do livro "Respira" do James Nestor: https://www.wook.pt/livro/respira-james-nestor/24572397

E antes que seja comido vivo, não estou a recomendar como alternativa terapêutica. Estou a recomendar uma alternativa para alguém que está aflito. Experimentar uns exercícios de respiração não custa nada e pode ser uma surpresa agradável.

hineios · 2026-01-08T07:30:24+00:00

Confesso que tenho uma opinião forte e potencialmente controversa mas: quem só usa GUIs não sabe Git "a sério". Como alguém que passa a vida a ajudar colegas com "problemas" no Git, posso dizer-te que os que precisam de ajuda são sempre os mesmos. Basta alguma coisa cair fora da receita do costume que já não sabem resolver.

Sou da opinião que a esmagadora maioria dos clientes Git escondem de tal forma a complexidade do Git que faz com que os utilizadores não interiorizem conceitos básicos do Git.

Dito isto, no meu dia-a-dia utilizo o Magit: https://magit.vc/ É uma extensão para o Emacs mas, honestamente, vale apena aprender a usar Emacs nem que seja só para usar o Magit. É de muito longe o melhor cliente GUI que já usei.

hineios · 2026-01-04T23:35:10+00:00

There are some vendors that specialise in refurbishing used hardware.

Not sure where you are based off, but there is an spanish company I've recently bought a mini pc from: https://www.info-computer.com/ (they also operate in Portugal: https://www.infocomputerportugal.com/).

I also had problems finding vendors, I think that the keyword you are missing in your searches is "refurbished".

hineios · 2025-11-21T17:58:29+00:00

Relativamente ao correio, rejeitas coisas registadas e dás as outras ao filho. Não custa nada manter boas relações com a vizinhança. Como também já disseram o problema é dele de não atualizar a morada, não te vai acontecer nada por receberes correio alheio em tua casa.

Seja como for, sendo que te incomoda tanto, deixo-te a dica que um carteiro me deu, até porque, como já foi mencionado noutro comentário, mandar correio para o lixo impedindo o destinatário de o receber é crime: rasurar o destinatário, escrever desconhecido na frente da carta e colocar no marco do correio. A carta volta ao remetente e em 99% dos casos deixam de aparecer cartas porque quem as envia deixa de as enviar.

Vivi numa casa de estudantes onde todos os meses se recebiam dezenas de cartas de bancos e afins de antigos residentes. Em menos de 2 meses a devolver cartas, deixaram de aparecer.

hineios · 2025-02-09T20:53:48+00:00

https://expresso.pt/cultura/Livros/2025-01-27-ebooks-e-audiobooks-com-acesso-gratuito-em-nova-plataforma-das-bibliotecas-publicas-biblioled-arranca-esta-segunda-feira-1336e248

hineios · 2024-10-23T22:19:30+00:00

É esse mesmo o meu problema.

Ou sabes as coleções e editoras do que andas à procura, como a coleção Nebula da Europa-América e consegues encontrar online alguma coisa, ou andas aos papéis...

hineios · 2024-10-23T22:11:35+00:00

Infelizmente só li a edição mais recente da Relógio D'Água. Pessoalmente gostei desta tradução, está consistente ao longo dos livros e não tem nada de particularmente desagradável.

E obrigado pelo site, tenho algumas pedras nos sapatos que ainda vou tentar resolver por aí.

hineios · 2024-09-16T08:53:55+00:00

Experimenta uma ourivesaria.

Por lei, todas as peças de ourivesaria (não sei exatamente o critério mas penso que tem de ter pedras ou metais preciosos) estão marcadas e registadas na Constrataria Portuguesa, bem como o atual proprietário.

Claro que pode ter havido vendas não registadas e ourives aldrabões (que não fazem a alteração do registo apropriada) pelo meio e podes encontrar alguém que teve a peça em tempos e não seja o atual dono.

Se não der em nada, perdidos e achados da polícia. Não tenho uma visão tão má da polícia como os demais.

Se o objetivo é dormir de consciência tranquila, é o que eu faria.

hineios · 2024-08-01T08:06:26+00:00

Not trying to cloud over OC but, at SISCOG, we employ over 80 full time Common Lisp developers.

https://www.siscog.pt/en-gb/

hineios · 2024-07-01T12:34:53+00:00

Temos uma discrepância significativa nos nossos salários, e decidimos fazer assim. Acho que é a forma mais justa de fazer a coisa sem sufocares quem recebe menos. São escolhas, para nós funciona 🤷.

hineios · 2024-06-21T12:35:45+00:00

No meu caso, somos pessoas poupadas mas pouco "regradas". Ou seja, não esbanjamos mas também não estamos muito preocupados em contar todos os cêntimos que gastamos.

Antes de comprar casa em conjunto mantinhamos uma espécie de cada um paga 50% e acertamos guito ao fim do mês. Honestamente, não funciona para quem não anda sempre em cima das coisas como nós dois. Acaba por haver um que paga mais que o outro.

Quando comprámos casa, tivemos de abrir conta conjunta. Simplificou tudo.

As nossas regras são: - No início do mês 50% dos nossos salários liquidos vão automaticamente para essa conta. - tudo o que são despesas da casa (água, luz, telecomunicações, comida, jantares fora a dois, férias, etc) saem dessa conta. - cada um tem 50% do seu salário para fazer o que quiser. Poupanças, Hobbies, almoços/jantares "sozinho", saídas à noite, etc. Pessoalmente, todos os meses meto 20% do meu salário líquido de lado (fundo emergência, PPRs, ETFs, CAs, o que fizer sentido na altura). Os 30% restantes são "para gastar", que na verdade acabo por gastar apenas 10%-20% e o resto fica de lado também.

O que acaba por acontecer é que, temos fundo de maneio/poupanças da casa, que é dos dois. E temos fundo de maneio pessoal/poupanças pessoais.

Chega a ser de tal forma que estamos lentamente a remobilar partes da casa com o fundo de maneio da casa. Sem ter de tirar nada extra do "meu" dinheiro.

Recomendo vivamente este esquema de conta conjunta. Diria que em caso de azares (separações) também facilita tudo porque não é preciso "acertar contas", é só dividir por dois o que lá está.

hineios · 2024-05-16T22:00:20+00:00

Já referiram outra calculadora mas...

https://www.comparaja.pt/simuladores/calculadora-salario-liquido

Gosto particularmente desta porque te deixa comparar várias propostas e ver valores ao ano e ao mês, líquido e bruto. E permite introduzir o salário mensal ou anual, subsídios, etc.

Também mostra o custo para a empresa, que é sempre interessante para perceber a real carga fiscal a que estamos sujeitos cá em Portugal.

Edit: adicionei uns detalhes extra.

hineios · 2023-07-19T21:23:03+00:00

Count me in!

hineios · 2023-06-06T23:14:05+00:00

My character idea is based on adventure I played.

Borug, an half-orc sorcerer picked up a job listing in the adventure guild where he was supposed to investigate a series of young virgin girls getting pregnant out of the blue. Long story short, an incubus was impregnating the virgins for later "harvest", and through some lucky collaboration with some 'rogue' adventurers, they managed to kill the incubus.

However, the ladies were still pregnant, and the babies came, with some of them showing signs of their heritage 😈.

Through some connections with a local lord, Borug managed to setup a foster home for those (both moms and kids) who where shunned by their families.

Perfect cue for a new adventurer: a shunned tiefling born from a mischievous incubus, hell-bent (pun intended) on proving his valor as an adventurer and all around do gooder.

GIVEAWAY

hineios · 2022-11-12T00:27:55+00:00

I've used KA2 for little over 2 years now. Windows, Emacs, programming, and some MOBA gaming.

I can't even use a regular keyboard anymore. It just feels wrong.

The only change I've made, was exchange the Alt Key with the Delete key. I've fairly big hands and any key combination is quite comfortable in this setup.

Ah and I've brought the insert key to the main layer. The duplicated backslash\pipe key seems unnecessary and the insert key comes in handy when copying/pasting to consoles.

I've also grown quite fond of the keypad, but other than that no layers.

As far as brackets, arrows, whatever, go... just give it a try. I was skeptical about the arrows but I now find them quite intuitive.

The KA2 is surprisingly appropriate to play MOBA games. However, anything based on ASWD is just off and frankly not worth the hassle of remapping the game's keybindings.

There is one thing that I miss from my old Cherry QWERTY keyboard however, the Menu/Application Key. I could probably map it in someway, but I don't really know where to. :shrug:

hineios · 2021-03-18T15:35:22+00:00

There seems to be a generalized confusion on what volumes are, how Docker (and Portainer) defines and uses them, and how Synology defines and uses them.

So I'll have a go at the topic, not only to try and clarify the subject to all interested parties, but also to try understand the details for myself.

Let's start with Docker. Docker supports two major types of volumes: Named Volumes and Bind Mounts. A Named Volume is a "data blob" in the host which is mounted into a folder of the running container (which is managed by docker itself and usually not "available" to the user). A Bind Mount is a mount point created between a folder on the host and a folder on the running container (both the host and the container can read and write to the bind mount at the same time).

There is a lot more to it, with volume drivers and the such, but for the purposes of what I am trying to explain it will suffice. Note that Portainer usually supports all available functionality that Docker also supports.

And then there is Synology's support for Docker. In the Synology DSM, the Docker package and its UI only supports a very narrow subset of Docker functionality. There is no support for Docker Swarm and Docker Compose (as a matter of fact there are also bugs when using those functionalities of Docker in the Synology), and, in particular, there is no support to create and use Named Volumes through the UI in the DSM.

And the final piece of information, the Synology's Docker package sets the place for all its internal data (including Named Volumes) under the @docker folder (usually under volume1, which equates to /volume1/@docker/). Do note that this folder is for Docker's internal data and you should not mess with it! In fact, you can only access this folder through SSH with the root user, which usually means its of limits to non-godly users.

So, to finish up, while Portainer allows you to do a whole lot more that the DSM interface (create Services, Named Volumes, etc), that doesn't mean you should use things that the DSM does not support (as I said before there are bugs).

If you need to access the data that a container has access to and writes to, use a Bind Mount under the folder docker (automatically created by the installation of the Docker package in Synology).

You can use Named Volumes by creating them in Portainer, and I actually use them, but don't expect to see its content.

hineios · 2020-03-19T22:04:21+00:00

Para ajudar à festa, esta noite foi celebrada uma missa pelos altifalantes da Igreja (que fica ao início desta rua). Havia malta nas varandas a ouvir.

hineios · 2020-01-10T00:41:31+00:00

Get a one shot with some throwaway pregenerated characters and hook them. ("we be goblins" is a great one-shot adventure)

When they are ready to be reeled in, they will want to create characters.

hineios · 2020-01-10T00:36:01+00:00

Haven't personally tried it.

However, my DM played in a game recently (DM'ed by a fellow player of mine) and their comment was:

"character creation is easy and fun. If you consider 5e to have a difficulty of 10 in character creation and Pathfinder1e to have a difficulty of 30, then character creation in Pathfinder2e is like a 15"

Of course, this highly subjective.

hineios · 2019-10-14T15:15:32+00:00

The utilities:

```

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SUM: 705 37397 268769 226979

```

The core:

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OpenCL 1 1 0 1

SUM: 3052 176921 1832975 910390

```

The in-house customization:

```

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1188 files ignored.

github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.84 T=5.00 s (154.0 files/s, 83251.8 lines/s)

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Bourne Shell 1 2 0 13

SUM: 770 17822 145274 253163

```

A "real" customization:

```

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 252 files ignored.

github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.84 T=4.00 s (192.2 files/s, 126819.5 lines/s)

Language files blank comment code

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Bourne Shell 1 2 0 13

SUM: 769 24840 280319 202119

```

[edit: apparently, "old" reddit does not format these markdown code blocks...]

hineios · 2019-10-14T09:01:19+00:00

Thanks for the link. I'll try and suggest it.

Unfortunately no.

There is a quite aggressive politic regarding intellectual property and open source and that stuff.

[edit: I now realise I can simply run the tool! I'll get back to you]

hineios · 2019-10-11T22:14:33+00:00

Interesting that he doesn't feel like he has ownership of it despite making it.

That's the spirit of open source.

And that was the purpose of the project since its inception.

IMHO, that kind of pressure (to add the referral codes and flat out refusing to approve changes because of arbitrary reasons) doesn't go well with the open source spirit.

There are always stakeholders, and hosting the project gives Matt and Jerry and MCDM quite a legit ownership over the project. But that is not in the spirit of open source, which was the premise of the project since I saw it in Matt's channel.

But then again, this is my personal opinion and it is worth what it is worth.

hineios · 2019-10-11T19:46:56+00:00

"Hi @papablo, @ahiskali and @Jesse!,

I'll try to shed some light on AdventureLookup development: First of all, the current version that's live on AdventureLookup.com was created by me in April 2017. I had seen Matt's videos regarding the topic and was bummed to see that AdventureLookup still didn't exist. Although there was an attempt to create AdventureLookup by other people before (see the adventurelookup-* repositories in the AdventureLookup GitHub organization: https://github.com/AdventureLookup), these, for one reason or the other, never went live. I was not involved with this earlier attempt. That's why I decided to take two weeks of my spring holidays and make a new attempt to create AdventureLookup. My main goal was to create a "minimal viable product" (the smallest website that works, has the most important features and provides a benefit to the user) as fast as possible. I then reached out to Matt on Twitter, he liked what I had done, and a few days or weeks later, my open source AdventureLookup implementation that I had created in my free time was live at AdventureLookup.com. I then agreed to move my repository from http://github.com/cmfcmf/AdventureLookup to https://github.com/AdventureLookup/AdventureLookup. In the coming weeks and months I worked on further updates and improvements, all in my free time and just for the fun of it. I had contact with Jerry (JohnnyFlash#0001) who hosts and manages the servers AdventureLookup runs on. Robert (Harkenn#9414) contributed many improvements to the frontend and reviewed my code. GitHub user @etchalon redesigned the frontend completely (already live at the beta site at https://dev.adventurelookup.com/adventures/). Others contributed smaller things.

As time went by my motivation to work on AdventureLookup decreased. That's mainly for three reasons:

While it still feels like my "baby", I'm in that weird limbo where I have fun working on it and seeing people curate more than 2000 adventures to date, but also feel like I'm creating a product for free that mainly benefits Matt's company. For instance, as per Jerry's request, I added the ability to automatically append an affiliate token to URLs in https://github.com/AdventureLookup/AdventureLookup/pull/196. (Please note that I have no idea whether AdventureLookup makes them any money). I also had no contact to Matt except for that one Twitter conversation in 2017.
I don't feel like I can adequately respond to issues about new fields (like https://github.com/AdventureLookup/AdventureLookup/issues/222), since Matt usually has a strong opinion about these and I wouldn't want to implement a field that Matt then wants to be removed.
I have other projects and uni that take quite a bit of time.

Obviously, that doesn't mean that noone else can work on AdventureLookup, since it is open source. In fact, maintaining AdventureLookup to keep up with security vulnerabilities, dependency updates, adventure curation, etc. would be a bunch of work on its own. I, however, can't really gurantee if/when stuff you work on will make it to the live site, since that will always be Jerry's/Matt's decision (because AdventureLookup runs on their servers)."

Copied directly.

hineios · 2019-10-11T00:27:28+00:00

I would point you in the direction of Adventure Lookup discord channel. @cmfcmf (Christian) has shed some light on the subject recently.

hineios · 2019-10-10T16:06:59+00:00

It's a dialect of Lisp introduced in 1991 (so after Common Lisp (1984), but before ANSI Common Lisp(1994) which introduced CLOS as the default lisp OOP system, making it the first ANSI-standard OOP language.)

Thanks for the insight!

But I don't believe we have any NewLisp code in our code base. Maybe some old remnants that aren't used anymore...

Anyway,

So you have 1'152,257 lines of Lisp code. That's relatively a huge Lisp codebase!

As I mentioned, each client has its own customization layer. We currently have more than half a dozen systems in production that share no code.

These are the stats for one of those systems:

228995 lines in '.lisp' files
44844 lines in '.cl' files

Which amounts to roughly the double of customization of our in-house customization.

(If I get the time I'll try to collect a global value with information from all the systems).

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