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Intend – Be in purposeful flow 10 minutes from now(intend.do)
8 points by Flimm 2y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 2y ago
Thank you for the summary! (Note: indenting text with two spaces makes it render with a monospaced font on Hacker News, see https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc )
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by Flimm 2y ago
I feel for you, friend. Maybe you could share the essay "Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule" by Paul Graham [0]. It's been somewhat helpful when I've shared it with colleagues. [0] https://www.paul
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by Flimm 2y ago
I use LeechBlock NG, for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, as well as Firefox on Android.
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by Flimm 2y ago
Do you commit "devlog.md" to your version control system? If not, how do you sync it between your different computers?
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by Flimm 2y ago
Maybe the author is confusing direnv and devenv, but I'm not sure. https://devenv.sh https://direnv.net/
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by Flimm 2y ago
It's like complaining that the poor are getting services when NASA needs more money. There are already many translation options for major languages like English. There were no free automated translation services for some of these 110 l
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by Flimm 2y ago
I never expected some of these languages to get added to Google Translate. I'm delighted!
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by Flimm 2y ago
In that case, it is not open source. Part 6 of the open source definition by OSI (the only commonly accepted definition) includes this requirement: > 6. No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor > > The license must not restrict
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by Flimm 2y ago
My issue with Google Takeout is that it is very difficult to download the generated archives on a normal Internet connection. If a download gets interrupted for any reason, I cannot resume the download, I have to re-enter my Google credenti
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Django Enhancement Proposal 14: Background Workers(djangoproject.com)
1 points by Flimm 2y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 2y ago
For me personally, it's because I've been burned too many times by blog posts announcing that "feature X is here!", when in reality, it's only here in Chrome or behind a feature flag, or the exciting parts haven&#x2
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Modern Linux on the Desktop in 2023(crepererum.net)
81 points by Flimm 2y ago|29 comments
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by Flimm 2y ago
Dropbox offers end-to-end encryption now (for business teams): https://blog.dropbox.com/topics/company/new-solutions-to-sec...
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Seamless end-to-end encryption to Dropbox(blog.dropbox.com)
1 points by Flimm 2y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 3y ago
The website should also encourage users to download a copy of their online accounts (Google Takeout, Facebook data, etc). That's a pretty big omission in 2024. I know plenty of people who have been locked out of their own accounts for
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by Flimm 3y ago
I wish percentages in CSS were more explicit: #foobar { width: 100% of container width; height: 100% of contents height; }
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by Flimm 3y ago
I wanted to try this, but it seems to be restricted to only people in the USA. It is impossible to enter a location outside the USA in the sign-up form, and it's impossible to skip that form. Please, Mozilla, make it much clearer which
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by Flimm 3y ago
Fantastic! I can't wait to give this a go
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by Flimm 3y ago
This only throttles the speed, it doesn't drop packets, AFAIK.
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by Flimm 3y ago
That method to suggest corrections on Google Maps is only available in some countries. In other countries, Google Maps does not offer its users any way to suggest corrections. Of course, Google Maps still ships by default on Android phones
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by Flimm 3y ago
.mhtml (or .mhtm) is that format. It's an archive containing an HTML file along with all the resources it references (JavaScript, CSS, and images). These browsers support it: Internet Explorer, Edge, Opera, Chrome, Yandex, and Vivaldi.
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by Flimm 3y ago
I've had terrible experiences downloading large files over HTTP. I'm not sure why, range requests don't seem to be reliable or well supported. Something like BitTorrent is much better for large files: it divides the large fil
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by Flimm 3y ago
It's disappointing that Meta chose not to fix this and chose not to reward this researcher with a bug bounty.
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by Flimm 3y ago
We need a website like caniuse.com that tracks support for file formats on operating systems and software. I would be interested to see the support of WebP out of the box on Windows 11, macOS, Ubuntu, stock Android, iOS, the GIMP, Adobe Pho
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by Flimm 3y ago
I've seen quite a few people with my own eyes use devices with an English interface (or French) without knowing much English (or French). Some of them are illiterate. This is quite common in some parts of the world. These people find u
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by Flimm 3y ago
A development version of pipx supports a feature that address this pain point. See pull request #916 [1] In your script example.py , you would specify your dependencies in a special comment like this: # Requirements: # requests
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by Flimm 3y ago
Fascinating! It looks like PEP 723 (the one that was accepted provisionally) will allow you to embed a comment in your script that looks like this, to specify dependencies on request and rich : # /// pyproject # [run
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by Flimm 3y ago
Yes.
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by Flimm 3y ago
Here's a clickable link: http://complish.ai

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