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The CSS for this site (root.css) is beautifully simple! The colors, spacing, and fonts are very comfy - this is exactly the look I'd want for my blog.
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Kailh GM 8.0 (1) switches are supposed to be long-lasting. The switches in my Logitech mouse started to fail so I replaced them with the GM 8.0s - they are very clicky and still going strong. If I was to order more, I'd go with softer
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I've used Leuchtturm1917 notebooks (1) as my journals for several years and recommend them; the paper is smooth and good for writing and drawing. My local art store carries them, which is a plus - I love buying local. I've settled
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For more of a challenge, there are these texts (0): > Random Wikipedia Article (probably hard) [1] > Moby Dick (hard) [2] > Donald Trump’s Speech, South Carolina (incomprehensible) [3] 0: https://zty.pe/?load 1: h
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If you’re on iOS, long-pressing on the bsky.app link in Safari and choosing “open” will open the link in Safari and remember your choice; the same works for YouTube links, etc.
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Case in point: in the Tom's Hardware article about AMD's Strix Halo (1), there's this sentence: > AMD says this delivers groundbreaking capabilities for thin-and-light laptops and mini workstations, particularly in AI work
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Maybe it's a combination of my Framework's 2256x1504 resolution and the 2x scaling I'm using, but some web pages' "dick bars" cover a full third of the screen - it's infuriating. It makes sites like Rachel
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A few Kagi searches turned up a game called "Parking Perfection", is that it?
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What a beautiful article; the author weaves together the blacksmith's story with the science of the forge and red-hot metal inside in a way that put me there, as if I was watching Sam turn a deck of metal cards into a knife. The photos
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Hm, fair point. All the AI-mania going on has me on edge, I suppose.
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> Amidst this decline of everyday physical sensation; the Dune Chess Set represents an investigation into themes of tactility and intimacy in an attempt to catalyse connection between users, their bodies, and the world around them This i
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I regret going with .io for my personal domain name. At the time I thought it was cool, but they've since raised prices and hearing things like this doesn't instill confidence...
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> ... It also includes rsync (which actually was my main motivation for this project) I would take rsync any day over unreliable GUI apps that silently fail to complete remote transfers, often as soon as the screen is turned off. I'
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As someone who learns really well by listening - things I hear tend to stick - audiobooks have been the most enjoyable and immersive way to learn Russian and Ukrainian. Returning to my favorite books is a concentrated dose of spaced repetit
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It’s funny how much better the Russian torrent tracker «Rutracker» is for foreign movies and serials, this show included. I love foreign movies and shows, and sometimes I literally can’t pay to watch it.
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I love mpv and for iPhone recommend Outplayer (1), a player built on mpv and ffmpeg. It’s been flawless, just like mpv on desktop. 1: https://outplayer.app/
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For compiling and running the latest version, https://github.com/userdocs/qbittorrent-nox-static is a nice helper script to build a static binary using Docker - I wanted to run 5.0.0 using libtorrent 1.2, and found the
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Some of my favorite Shortcuts do things like: - toggle the white point setting on or off to warm and dim the display for nighttime, - present a menu that makes and displays QR codes for my contact (from vCard text), Wifi info, and more, - t
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Unsetting 'max-height' on `#u-s-military-makes-first-confirmed-openai-purchase-for-war-fighting-forces` reveals the rest of the article for me, so it's there, just hidden.
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Maybe I'll give it a shot. My system really struggles to run Satisfactory, and even Rimworld can slow down when there's a lot happening. I've been considering a mainboard upgrade to an AMD Ryzen chip for speed & better bu
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I haven't played the game because my 11th-gen Intel Framework 13 isn't that fast for running newer games, but I love the story - here's an excerpt from one of my favorite scenes in the book, the battle between the Invincible&
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If you're learning to read it, I recommend listening as well. A quick Kagi search turned up a fantastic production read by Левашёв В. (1). I can't go without mentioning my favorite reader in Russian. Listening to Peter Markin read
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I read the Tripod Trilogy to my little brother and we both loved the story. It's one of my favorites to this day. Going further back, I also liked Wells's "The First Men in the Moon".
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I OCRed an unprocessed screenshot from the chapter's table of contents (1), which gave me (2). The collated table of contents (3) was error free, but as your example shows, this OCR isn't good enough to not need checking and proof
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I’ve been really impressed with Tesseract - I used it last month to add invisible OCR text (1) to scanned PDFs I reference a lot. My scans are quite good, but I was still impressed with the accuracy. I also OCRed the TOC, playing with the p
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What a terrible tragedy, all the more because that gun should have been locked up. Firearms instructor Claude Werner writes that “[if] you’re not willing to spend a little bit of time, money, and effort to keep firearms out of unauthorized
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The Factorio (1) website has something like that - scroll down to the bottom and click on the rocket ship. 1: https://factorio.com/
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I used a KaiOS device for about 6 months. My expectations weren’t high, but texting and T9 input were a mess: A) I had to manually enter captital I, apostrophe, and ‘m’ every time I wanted to write “I’m”. B) New words (like brand and place
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I love my EarPods except for the sticky finish on the cable - they snag and drag on everything. I’d desolder and sleeve with paracord if it weren’t so time consuming.
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The message I got was that your device doesn’t have to be perfect to be satisfied with it; paradoxically, I’d wager the OP is more satisfied with his ChromeOS setup than others are with much more expensive devices.
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