Kelamir

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by Kelamir 6y ago
Habitica... straight to what I got from it: 1) girlfriend (she said 'Write: "met my gf there, 10/10 recommend" :derpy:') 2) a plenty of productive work done 3) friends! Habitica is awesome used in collaboration wit
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by Kelamir 6y ago
That is an interesting idea! What kind of negative feedback do you think would do the trick, cdiamand?
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by Kelamir 6y ago
This is cool! Thank you for making this. The game gets stuck on Firefox, Linux, at the scene "Suddenly, a devilish creature appears...". Nothing appears, and I can no longer look around, just walk.
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by Kelamir 6y ago
That way the issue with seeing through the walls is solved, but the bone for getting access to severs is not visible in inventory.
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Evil.sh – A collection of shell tweaks that will drive people insane(github.com)
3 points by Kelamir 6y ago|1 comments
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by Kelamir 6y ago
I'm currently writing a simple program in Lisp for gamification of reading books: we have to pay with work done in pomodoros to earn the right to loan one. Making it for me and a friend of mine. It's my first programming project,
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by Kelamir 6y ago
I love the option to view cached versions of websites. This is a nice project. Thank you, Mcovalt.
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by Kelamir 6y ago
> Steps is just manual entry of the first intervals, right? That's very static. You can choose as many steps as you want, so if all your cards have a single card setting, you can choose the schedule you like once and for all. But I
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Nyxt browser – be productive on the Internet(github.com)
1 points by Kelamir 6y ago|0 comments
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by Kelamir 6y ago
Johnkpaul, you might want to check out https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23490115 , it has a plethora of helpful ideas on topic.
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by Kelamir 6y ago
You could try using steps(new cards part) for setting up your own intervals. I don't know how much it is fit for your purposes though. What do you not like about Anki's current scheduling, s9w?
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by Kelamir 6y ago
One issue is Anki's shared add-ons - https://ankiweb.net/shared/addons/2.1 . They're written in Python, and can potentially be malware. Is auditing them the only way?
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by Kelamir 6y ago
Thank you for the answer, stuuuuuuuuu! I'll look into it. ... DNS-over-HTTPS can be enabled in Firefox via Network settings, turns out.
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by Kelamir 6y ago
> ISPs can also observer your DNS lookups to Google’s or anyone else’s public DNS servers. edw, could you elaborate on that, please? I thought changing to public DNS servers like OpenDNS provides some security from ISP tracking.
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by Kelamir 6y ago
I'll do my best, swinglock. I heard somewhere that UBlock Origin has acceptable ads, and based on that, the AdBlocker Ultimate had an appeal to me of removing them all. I went on to investigate on it, and couldn't find much on UBl
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by Kelamir 6y ago
Perhaps the issue is that UBlock Origin allows some ads. AdBlocker Ultimate, recommended by Firefox, faces that issue, removing all adds. See https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblocker-ult... E
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by Kelamir 6y ago
That sounds bad... Here are the lawsuits, I think: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17211300/hachette-book-...
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by Kelamir 6y ago
I got good at English from reading lots of books, and by the time I stumbled across the website, I could confidently read any English text, looking up only some unusual words like "epitome"; so I knew that immersion is a working w
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Mass Immersion Approach, a comprehensive approach to acquiring foreign languages(massimmersionapproach.com)
2 points by Kelamir 6y ago|1 comments
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by Kelamir 6y ago
> Have you been successful at learning Japanese? So far I got good at kanji, and I know about 2000 words. It's enough to enjoy reading stuff like "Welcome to the NHK". > If so, any good suggestion? You might want to sta