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JonathanBuchh
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I second this. If battery life and fitness features are of the upmost importance, check out a Garmin, Polar, Suunto, or something similar. They can last for many days on a single charge using GPS regularly and the only charging I do is when
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Lessons from 2021
(andymatuschak.org)
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Raspberry Pi Availability Locater
(rpilocator.com)
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No to NoUI
(elasticspace.com)
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Learn Vim while playing a game
(vim-adventures.com)
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A paper/pencil game: analysis (2007)
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5y ago
Archive: https://archive.is/TTX4g
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I also use Pi-hole[1] and unbound[2]. You can even use tailscale[3] as a quick and easy way to use Pi-hole on all other networks through a WireGuard VPN tunnel. [1]: https://pi-hole.net [2]: https://docs.pi-hole.net&#
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It looks like my window to edit my comment is over, but I would have linked to the recipe view if I had know about it. Thanks!
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I’ve also been using https://kagi.com for the past couple of days and have found the search results to be unparalleled to both Google and DuckDuckGo. I haven’t come across any SEO spam and the results seem to be of better qualit
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It would be amazing if there was something that would convert recipes to the format used on Cooking For Engineers. It’s so intuitive and easy to read. I never want to look at steps to make a recipe again. Scroll to the bottom to see what I’
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I have really enjoyed listening to CoRecursive with Adam Gordon Bell. The “Apple 2001” episode is a great one to get started with. It features a David Shayer, who worked on a secret project at Apple for a US Government contractor: http:&#x
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Static site generators like Jekyll and Hugo are perfect for this :)
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Phil's PGP Docs
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Vidrio: Screen sharing just went holographic
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A paper/pencil game: analysis (2007)
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I love how I instantly found fonts I love. It took me less than three minutes. Great product!
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JonathanBuchh
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You can grab the RSS feed from LibriVox and put it into most podcast apps. I'm on iOS and really enjoy using Overcast.
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Turkey Talk Line
(butterball.com)
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Why Some Dads Don’t Take Leave: They Think They’ll Be Punished
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Saffron Was the Prozac of the Middle Ages
(gastropod.com)
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Sorry for the confusion. To clarify, I did not mean to suggest using GitHub/GitLab pages in combination with Ichi.city. That would be redundant.
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I wish more people knew how easy it is to set up a simple webpage. There is no need to pay for something like Squarespace. This, along with GitHub/GitLab make for great, free ways for people to learn some basic HTML.
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Thanks for the great response! Sorry for the confusion—English is my first language. I have updated the above text to reflect that. I’m just curious about other people’s experiences :)
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Ask HN: Experience learning English programming syntax as a non-native speaker?
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I think this is a pretty pragmatic approach to decentralization on the web since it’s achievable now. I like it.
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Initially, I used vim emulation within Obsidian, but later realized that I didn’t need to know about backlinks very often—I just wanted a simple wiki, so I started using vimwiki. The main downside for me is that you can’t (to my knowledge)
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Western Digital shuckable drive price tracker
(shucks.top)
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Ask HN: What’s the best way to publish a wiki to the web?
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I was opposite with Markdown—I started using it with Obsidian, then fell in love with vim. Now I love Markdown even more and use vimwiki instead of Obsidian. > I solved that with syncthing syncthing is great!
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