Ringz

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by Ringz 2y ago
I know what you mean, but again, I never need that and the investment in tmux is to high for edge cases. Btw: Long running jobs are easy with a cron job: echo "/path/to/long_process.sh" | at now + 1 minute
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by Ringz 2y ago
That’s valid, but how often does it happen? It never happened to me. Long running jobs are easy with a cron job: echo "/path/to/long_process.sh" | at now + 1 minute And it adds the benefit to simply call that scri
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by Ringz 2y ago
Running Kitty and having stable connections to all my servers means I never needed tmux. That’s the point for me. If you have a stable connection, let it run in a separate tab, window, split—whatever—until it’s finished. Digital life is com
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by Ringz 2y ago
As they are for life in general.
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by Ringz 2y ago
It would be interesting to calculate how much these stars contribute to the mass deficit of the universe.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Is it possible to store my config files under ~.config/amber/ on MacOS?
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by Ringz 2y ago
Solving that problem on machine vision would be nice, but: "Tesla bought over $2M worth of Lidar from Luminar (theverge.com)" [1] [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40299991
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by Ringz 2y ago
Reading 30 studies does not mean "learned and understood". Especially if you start from zero.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Until the European Union becomes aware of this.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Bike looks very nice and it’s built on open file formats. I will try it out. Look at my edit above: it might be an old version of ginkgo. But I’m on my phone right now and can’t figure it out…
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by Ringz 2y ago
Thanks, but that’s not the one. It was like a pure Markdown outliner, very keyboard driven.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Slightly OT, but there was a standalone software just like gingko for the Mac. Do you now something about it? Edit: I think it was an old version of gingko as a desktop app. Still available at https://github.com/gingko/
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by Ringz 2y ago
Do you have examples for things that don’t work with aerc but with mutt? Since I found the template functions in aerc, for an easy example: fs = :filter -H<space>subject:"{{.SubjectBase}}" <Enter> To filter mails with
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by Ringz 2y ago
I use aerc as my goto email client every day. bandwhich: Terminal bandwidth utilization tool sc-im: A very capable terminal based spreadsheet program. bpytop: Linux/OSX/FreeBSD resource monitor broot: New way to see and navigate d
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by Ringz 2y ago
Which mail software sends broken mails? As far as I know, this never happens to me.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Translated from one of the newest comments under the video: "Thank you for the courage of the engineers and responsible authority not to give up despite the (failed) first attempt and to dare a second improved attempt." In additio
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by Ringz 2y ago
Sorry! https://aerc-mail.org/ And some additional sources: https://www.dennisc.net/writing/tech/gmail-aerc https://www.julioloayzam.com/guides/email-with-aerc/ My simple
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by Ringz 2y ago
This will certainly happen, just as it has already happened to the Russians and the Americans (several times). If the Chinese fly often enough, it will also happen to them. The only difference, of course, is that SpaceX is not a state insti
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by Ringz 2y ago
I like mutt, but aerc [0] is imho much better. But no matter which solution you prefer, editing emails in the terminal is so much more efficient. If the majority would switch to pure text emails instead of HTML...
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by Ringz 2y ago
Just like they whined about one of the best public funded and free weather apps out there and sued them: DWD https://www.dwd.de/DE/presse/pressemitteilungen/DE/2020/2020...
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by Ringz 2y ago
You're absolutely right! However, the main difference is that cyclists pose much less danger to other road users compared to motorcycles, cars, or trucks. Of course, there are accidents where a cyclist collides with a person and causes
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by Ringz 2y ago
I have a 1993 or 1994 Marin Indian Fire Trail mountain bike that I've been repairing over the past few weeks. I've replaced all the brake and shift cables, new tubes and tires, and performed the usual maintenance on the ball beari
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by Ringz 2y ago
I also read the book. As far as I remember, it will be a relatively big problem to manage fields, to operate - for example - the „three-field system“* and to exploit the harvest properly. * https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by Ringz 2y ago
„The bound paper volumes, each running 700 pages, represented a fraction of the 7,473 total volumes necessary to render the encyclopedia's extant text on that date.“ So, there are some missing volumes. And they don't print the pic
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by Ringz 2y ago
> Because you wrote incorrect information. Your logic that claims nuclear power isn't carbon neutral makes no sense. Sorry but that’s not true: Show me an academic source (a study and please no website that claims something with no
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by Ringz 2y ago
Downvoted? Why?
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by Ringz 2y ago
You are right. It would be interesting to compare evolution from a computer scientific and biological point of view. To find out if they are similar… I believe that natural evolution makes it easier to let the bad branches die out.
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by Ringz 2y ago
> The findings lend support to the aims of the ESO to begin the “groundbreaking and world-leading” step of running a zero-carbon electricity grid for Great Britain for short periods from next year. Running a „zero-carbon“ electricity gri
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by Ringz 2y ago
I'm still upset that Markdown ended up getting all the mindshare and doesn’t evolve. All the fragmentation through different markdown flavors doesn’t help.
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German version (in English): https://www.energy-charts.info/charts/power/chart.htm?c=DE&l...

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