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PhotoShow, Web gallery without SQL
(nicosphere.net)
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CLI curses based monitoring tools
(github.com)
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Manage automatically two dictionaries with Firefox
(nicosphere.net)
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The missing newsletter of Arch Linux
(nicosphere.net)
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Multi colors string with Urwid for Python
(nicosphere.net)
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Autojump: a cd command that learns
(github.com)
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France
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Tyrs 0.6.0, ncurses Twitter client, first release with Urwid
(nicosphere.net)
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HTML output screenshot with Urwid ncurses library
(nicosphere.net)
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Typography Effects with CSS3 and jQuery
(tympanus.net)
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I'm not sure about the partnership, does this means it will be the default search engine for Linux Mint?
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The 1998 Doodle for Thanksgiving
(google.com)
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Footer Edit with Urwid, IRC-Client-like Input
(nicosphere.net)
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Signals with Urwid for Python, Ncurses Library
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After 8 years of development, htop 1.0
(htop.sourceforge.net)
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Selectable List with Urwid for Python
(nicosphere.net)
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Urwid For Python, A Ncurses Library
(nicosphere.net)
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15y ago
> If I could get a more refined feed from HN (just stuff that makes it to the front page There is possibly a way, this twitter account provide only HN stories higher than 100 points, Twitter also allow to follow via RSS feed, unless the
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15y ago
You are certainly right, I'm not a technical experts, and the average contain of HN is usually enough for me. If I would need some too specific stuff, it wouldn't work.
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15y ago
I agree that good sites publish rarely. Some site get in the Hacker News front page at every publication, even if they publish once a month, because they stuff are excellent. I'm not following them with RSS, but I still aware of them.
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Nic0
15y ago
Thanks for your advises, in fact, I hesitated to write it in French, the easy way... So I will carry on practice, I could try force myself to think in English as you said, good advice. Thanks.
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15y ago
This would be perfect, but in practice, even in my native language, it isn't easy to ask someone else proof read, it takes time and it's never easy to ask someone else time. But I agreed that is a perfect solution.
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Thank you for pointing this problem. I started writing in English only recently. I hope it will be a good practice, and help me with grammatical errors. Any tips to improve with this?
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Why I Don't Use RSS Anymore
(nicosphere.net)
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Smashing Magazine Establishing Your Grid In Photoshop
(smashingmagazine.com)
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You're right, if Arch would not have some advantages, nobody would use it. Simplicity of use, packaging, configuration, understanding. No default choices as Unity, it's light and fast, a great distro to learn from, great community and docum
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My answer was almost serious as well, and was answering the question "why not use Ubuntu if it's easier" and not "what is the advantage of Arch over Ubuntu?". They are two different questions. Your question, now, is a much more open one, th
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nano is easier than vim to use, so why everyone bother to learn vim then ? Ease to use is not the only thing mater for everyone, and having something powerful, more customizable, more understandable, those kind of things mater to some perso
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Gentoo spirit, without long compiling time.
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15y ago
Command line tool use much more often -x or --foo arguments that a word. Also -S is still faster to type than install, personally I won't switch for 'install'. Nevertheless, you may add some alias to change the behavior if it's annoying you
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