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I use both Gitlab snippets and a repository with a mkdocs website.
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I have two of them, a "huge" transport model that I use for quality video recording, and a very small one (that I'm pretty much still building) with a fast but low-qual. FPV camera, which I input the feed on my computer with
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The biggest problem I find with that is if the template/tool gets some deprecated/critically flawed dependencies, for tweaking it can be ignored but not for production or critical systems. Also taking the time to set up your proje
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I'd never trust my own code, as safe as it can be. Mistakes and crashes happens, and I'd prefer to always be ready to handle and fix stuff instead of trusting that my own code would perfectly work.
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The LaTeX document format is pretty well fit for the use case (it's kinda been made in that sense). If it's "too complex", you may be interested in reStructuredText, a stricter and more complete alternative to Markdown,
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I've been using it for some time now, and the biggest plus for me, besides the very simple to understand API and the manual redraw feature, is the ease one can find setting it up for a project. Even with webpack or some other complex b
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At work, we almost never do one-on-one meetings for /work/. We do it in case there's some personal issues like work anxiety, stress etc. and helped a lot of people where I work at. Such meetings are not "you'll be b
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To this point, since I made this app as a personal tool, I only targeted Android. If there's any way in which I could make the app available on some other systems, it'd be nice to do so. Which systems do you have in mind ?
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I use Alpine Linux. A minimalistic and stable distro with up-to-date packages. I only regret the lack of SystemD, replaced by a system that I don't fully understand yet, but hey, learning.
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For my part, for an android app called PixDroid, the reason is the following: - Don't have a macbook and neither want to spend 2k buying one nor want to spend the overpriced 100$/y licence - I like using Java and Kotlin, and since
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Didn't know about this one, but there's another one I personally use, which is https://edavis.github.io/hnrss/
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I hosted my VPSs on Scaleway but moved away from them after a lot of trouble and shady stuff. Now, I exclusively host my infrastructures on: - OVH - PulseHeberg.
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Kickstart, a fast and simple project template bootstrapper
(blog.artemix.org)
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I can provide you the following opml extract of my RSS feed reader. Most are custom blogs, I also source from HN, Lobste.rs, a french news feed (Developpez) and dev.to, and I also shamelessly provide my own blog under the category "Art
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Several propositions: - HTTPS - RSS feed (with full article joined)
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I know not everyone have the means for that, but here we go: Why don't you try to take flying lessons ? Or at least the basics: - Weather - How a plane works, flies and such - Wind, current, clouds, etc.
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On mobile, I really enjoyed using Material hacker News. Now, I consume all my feeds, including HN, by RSS, with the awesome project HnRSS.
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I use the following: - editor: Sublime Text 3 or NetBeans - git client: SmartGit, the best out there imo - API testing: Insomnia, I think it's an electron app, but it's much lighter than postman - Terminal: Native one on windows,
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FastMail for email provider, bunch of servers and that's pretty much it.
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Both at home and for work at 100%. I don't use any social network, rarely use my phone and emails are the easiest to note, sort etc. Even with family, I exclusively use e-mail.
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I can only recommend https://javascript.info/
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Google AMP and the website obesity problem
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If you do so, don't hesitate to contact me so I can also advertise it, and send the information to the service's owner, a friend of mine.
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I don't consider censorship as a standard tenent of my developer career, and supporting such actions directly goes against my principles, this is why I wouldn't do such a thing, as I'd rather change jobs than fight that. The
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I built an image sharing utility connected to a friend's service, because I wanted to be able to directly share an image from anywhere on my phone without going on his website. https://pix.artemix.org/
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It's quite easy for me. I don't use any piece of shit like Google Analytics, or tracking services, so that's already a plus. I don't collect anything I don't explictly need on my users, it's easier to manager,
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I'm also a user of FastMail, and the thing is, I always struggled with this gmail "feature". I want to be able to organise my emails as I want, and FastMail gives me exactly that. I use a different username for each and every
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I use Firefox for everything, including web development (I find the firefox dev tools far better built and more complete than the Google ones). The only alternative I use is Vivaldi, which I don't use often due to its weird and hard-to
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Pix.artemix is up About Pix.watch and the android app Pix
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I simply cannot stand working on a macbook without at least: - Spectacle, to have a real UI window manager system - Path Finder, to have a real file explorer - ITerm This list could also interest you https://github.com/serhi
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