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Archive for 2024

Knetberta on Twitter: “Ich habe übrigens tatsächlich mal was nützliches auf Instagram gelernt.” – use plastic storage container up-side-down for cake

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/10

Ich habe übrigens tatsächlich mal was nützliches auf Instagram gelernt.

[Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1787420637910175950&token=!

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Anonymously adding a site to the Google Search Engine seems only possible through non-Dutch end-points

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/10

I was trying to figure out a way to add a non-indexed URL to the Google Search Engine.

It turns out I could not find English end-points to do that, just non-English ones like:

Based on the above end-points, you might guest that these below work too:

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Albert Heijn needs to give their AH-mobiel pre-paid user-experience more love

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/09

If you have an prepaid Dutch AH-mobiel SIM card, topping it up or refilling is a hell as none of the web-links you get via SMS or top vouchers function.

When you get an SMS warning that your account is almost running out, it contains the link to [Wayback/Archive] ah.nl/opwaarderen which has no indication how to refill.

When buying a refill voucher at the Albert Heijn store, it contains two links that lead to HTTP 404 error pages:

Albert Heijn has their own [Wayback/Archive] ah.nl domain (which sometimes is totally down), but the refill link is on a completely different domain which – from a phishing point of view – is ideal to lure people into other refill pages.

The only Albert Heijn web-page linking to the actual refill link is [Wayback/Archive] Sim Only | Albert Heijn: ah.nl/over-ah/winkelservices/mobiel/sim-only.

The on-line refill link is [Wayback/Archive] AH mobiel opwaarderen: https://reload.alphacomm.network/web/ah which raises all kinds of red phishing flags:

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sharplab.io – ashmind/SharpLab: .NET language playground

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/08

[Wayback/Archive] ashmind/SharpLab: .NET language playground is hosted on [Wayback/Archive] SharpLab.io  and has this README:

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Not sure I like this without tail recursion

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/07

A while ago Andy Gocke posted this bit of C# 11 code:

[Wayback/Archive] Andy Gocke on Twitter: “Can’t believe none of that “C# is turning into F#” people have noted that this is legal code in C# 11″

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Jung Hoofdcatalogus 2024 PDF

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/06

[Wayback/Archive] www.hateha.nl/inhoud/uploads/9030.00-jung-hoofdcatalogus.pdf (Omdat de catalogus bijna 50 megabyte groot is werken de View Wayback PDF/View PDF helaas niet).

Query: [Wayback/Archive] jung catalogus filetype:pdf – Google Search

Gerelateerd (omdat ik naar blindplaten aan het zoeken was):

--jeroen

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Climbing up from a deep pit it just as admirable as climbing a mountain (via Liz Fosslien)

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/06

A while ago in 24 hours time, I bumped into both of these great illustrations about accomplishments that help strengthen your mental state.

Time to give the authors a boost:

You can find more about their books and workshops at [Wayback/Archive] Liz + Mollie Feel Things.

The illustrations that triggered me

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Kano-tochten rondom Lisse (via Kanovereniging Lisse)

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/03

Hopelijk kan ik over een tijdje weer eens in een kano zitten en korte tochten maken.

Voorbeelden staan  op [Wayback/Archive] KVL-routekaartjes:

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Windows: DoubleKiller – find and remove duplicate files (Big Bang enterprises)

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/03

The build is from 2007, but still works fine on Windows 10 and 11 and perfectly fitted my needs for finding some ~2500 duplicate files that Google Drive made with their “upgrade” from Google Backup and Sync to Google Drive File Sync (where syncing from shared content is sort of possible and impossible at the same time).

Via [Wayback/Archive] Which duplicate files and folders finders exist for Windows? – Super User (thanks [Wayback/Archive] Chris Driver for answering and [Wayback/Archive] Andrija for asking) where I commented [Wayback/Archive]:

Thanks: still works fine in 2022. Download from is a simple ZIP file which you can extract and just run the executable. No need for complicated installers or admin rights. Matches on (combinations of) name/size/date/CRC32, then intuitive GUI to select the files you don’t want any more, then either delete or move those selected files.

Via

–jeroen

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The binary tree actually exists!!

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/02

Yup, binary trees are real:

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