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by 0x38B 6y ago
I guess, but as a kid, I practically lived in the thick woods around our house. As a boy, it was awesome to live in a place where carrying a khukuri (or small sword) wasn't so out of the ordinary, and I have fond memories of bushwhacki
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by 0x38B 6y ago
Speaking of devil's club - what really sucks is scrambling in the brush down a hill (I did a lot of that in 15 years there), slipping, and grabbing a nice spiky devil's club as you reach out to catch yourself... But the nature is
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by 0x38B 6y ago
Thanks for the heads up. I was more thinking about a local web-app that consumes the site and then outputs it in a nice mobile layout, without actually archiving or saving anything.
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by 0x38B 6y ago
I've thought about this, too; some of my favorite sites are forums that are a pain to use on mobile (e.g. RuTracker). Seems like a fun project, so I may start planning it when I have time.
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by 0x38B 6y ago
I haven't used it on Mac, but PDF Expert[1] from Readdle has been great on my iPad - I use it to both read and edit PDFs. It's fast and the UI is intuitive. 1: https://pdfexpert.com/
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by 0x38B 6y ago
This is great, thank you! More precise and thorough then what I had. I'll minify it and start using it on my iPad.
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by 0x38B 6y ago
The first bookmark on my bookmark bar is "Kill floater", and it removes most floating elements on the page. It even works on many sites that hide the page behind a popup. Use it on my iPad all the time. The bookmarklet: javasc
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by 0x38B 7y ago
I'm using the nightly preview and it has: - uBlock Origin - NoScript Security Suite - Dark Reader - HTTPS Everywhere - Privacy Badger - Search by Image I like the new UI: quick and intuitive. When you open a new tab, you see your most-
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Interview with the CDC director on coronavirus, masks, and an agency gone quiet(statnews.com)
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by 0x38B 7y ago
This article speaks to me. For language learning and teaching, take a technology like Mumble(1) with positional audio and integrate it into a game so you hear those around you as in real-life? Or what about taking a chapter from a textbook
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by 0x38B 7y ago
Wow, that same article says "As a reminder, you don’t need to wear a mask unless you are sick"...
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Pages with links to reliable sources, fact-checking: - "COVID-19 Resources for Reporters": https://www.sciline.org/covid - "More COVID-19 Resources for Journalists": https://www.sciline.org&#x
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by 0x38B 7y ago
I find the documentation lacking. Reading some issues, the author admitted that the magic global variables/functions could be confusing (I could be mistaken on the exact wording). I've found myself reading the source code to figur
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by 0x38B 7y ago
It seems to have worked, because I was impressed! And thank you, having examples to take inspiration from makes all the difference.
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by 0x38B 7y ago
It's nothing yet, but I'm trying to hack on ProseMirror(1) and make an easy way to make quizzes (think EdX, or something - cloze, multiple choice, drop-down, etc) that can then be embedded in a page (e.g. export HTML, paste in Gho
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by 0x38B 7y ago
Looks like a satisfying project! Also, website design is nice - plenty of negative space and contrasting font weights creates an elegant, easy to read site. When I redo my blog, I would love to shoot for something similar.
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by 0x38B 7y ago
It's ironic, but I've transitioned from using Ulysses and other apps for text editing to Blink + Mosh + Tmux + Neovim (with Goyo plugin for focusing). This is on a 12.9" iPad Pro. It's a smooth setup. I like iOS, but am
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by 0x38B 7y ago
Also anecdotal evidence, but my contacts are gradually showing up in Signal - and I continue to recommend it to friends and colleagues.
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by 0x38B 7y ago
Funnily enough, I learned to touch type because tables at my uni were high enough to make typing uncomfortable. Putting my Magic Keyboard on my lap was much better, but without being able to see, I couldn't type well. Spent 10 minutes
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by 0x38B 7y ago
I had a look at some news from L'viv: "Two people who returned from China were hospitalized in Lviv with signs of ARD (acute respiratory disease)" (1) "Last week, nearly 13,000 people became ill in the Lviv region with i
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by 0x38B 7y ago
According to this article[1], nanoparticles drop off quickly compared to larger particles: "However, the highest averages were recorded inside the cars and buses: the closer to the source of the pollution, the exhaust pipes spewing out
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by 0x38B 7y ago
Good point, I probably should have just linked to a gist - some of the formatting and emoji didn't transfer.
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Commentary about the exercises from Russian Telegram channel ЗаТелеком (Following Telecom) [1]. Found through link on Meduza.io Google Translate with some manual editing for clarity by me. 1: https://t.me/zatelecom # 1: ht
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by 0x38B 7y ago
Good point! My command line looks like this: youtube-dl -f bestaudio -x --no-progress -o "~/storage/music/YouTube/%(title)s.%(ext)s" "$1" This generally gives me .opus files, which play OK but my play
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by 0x38B 7y ago
I can share to Termux from the YouTube app on my Pixel and download an entire playlist to my music folder - Ffmpeg handles any audio. It's quicker than any of the YouTube downloader apps I've tried! How it works: in ~/bin th
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by 0x38B 7y ago
Really cool idea. I used Qrafter[1] to make a QR code from my contact. Uploaded the image to Google Drive, then dragged a GDrive widget onto my home screen on my Android phone for quick access to the QR code. Even cooler, on Sunday made fri
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by 0x38B 7y ago
I like this! Actually, I share things to the "Favorites" chat in Telegram (not sure what it's called in English) to get pictures around and it's convenient, sounds like you've got a similar setup.
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I use QR codes to quickly share a URL (or text) with my Android phone from my iPad. The Shortcut is simple and easy to use (1). If I wanted to do the same thing on Android, I'd use Termux (2). --- My 'Universal Clipboard' is
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by 0x38B 7y ago
In Safari, if you press and drag a tab on the tab bar to rearrange it, it's easy to open split view instead, with your tab in a new Safari window. To get the tab back, you have to open the tab switcher and drag it back to its original
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by 0x38B 7y ago
...or try using Google Docs in Safari on iOS 13 with a text editor in split view. Two blinking cursors and no easy way to choose which window is active. To enter text in the Google Doc after using my text editor, I have to tap the URL bar t

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