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by aerique 8y ago
Yeah, I've been browsing with Firefox and adblockers for years on Android.
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by aerique 8y ago
Which uses Chromium under the hood adding to the Chrome render engine monoculture.
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by aerique 8y ago
The page has a NoScript Index of 2 but eventually shows the content for me. (NoScript Index ⇒ The amount of times one has to press "Temporarily allow all this page" before the actual content one is coming for shows.)
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by aerique 8y ago
You'd still have the visual pollution of cars
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by aerique 8y ago
It goes in cycles. If there's a good article from a new or irregular (for HN) site, you'll see a lot more articles from thast site show up on the frontpage.
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by aerique 8y ago
My order is: • iDeal (convenient Dutch banks' system) • PayPal linked to bank account • I've usually paid at this point • cryptocurrency • credit card because it's such a pain in the ass
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by aerique 8y ago
I'm left-handed and years later I found I had written things on my grandma's (outside, stone) wall with chalk in mirror script. This dated from when I just started writing, so on an anecdotal level, this seems to be a natural way
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by aerique 8y ago
I really don't care for all the ebook features you mentioned, I just like the convenience and lack of weight of having hundreds of books in your pocket. I do like the feel of a real book when actually reading it but don't mind rea
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by aerique 8y ago
That must have been the last part of your trip then. When I drove from The Netherlands to Bretagne (about 900km, ±10 hours) last Summer I had less insects on the car than I had in my parent's car 35 years ago for 1/10 of the trip
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Supporting people in Venezuela with Nano(medium.com)
2 points by aerique 8y ago|0 comments
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by aerique 8y ago
They should never have switched away from Lisp.
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by aerique 8y ago
>>> Please listen closely ass, our menu options have changed.
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by aerique 8y ago
For people interested in this I can also recommend Arcadia which unites Unity and Clojure: https://arcadia-unity.github.io/
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Escape from System D, episode V(davmac.wordpress.com)
3 points by aerique 8y ago|0 comments
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by aerique 8y ago
GitLab was migrating to the Google Cloud Platform: https://about.gitlab.com/2018/04/05/gke-gitlab-integration/ I do not know whether this migration has finished. More links: - http://fortune.c
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by aerique 8y ago
GitLab was migrating to the Google Cloud Platform: https://about.gitlab.com/2018/04/05/gke-gitlab-integration/ I do not know whether this migration has finished. More links: - http://fortune.c
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by aerique 8y ago
It does and it doesn't. Emacs is a Lisp environment / runtime and is composed of many small functions. So in a way it is similar to the Unix philosphy, except it runs on Lisp.
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by aerique 8y ago
But does it run in Electron?
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by aerique 8y ago
Still one step too much making it harder to migrate. Should've been a directory in a repo, default to `wiki` or whatever and configurable to something else.
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by aerique 8y ago
It's just a plain Void Linux[1] install without any desktop environment flavors. NVIDIA drivers, Steam, Wine, PlayOnLinux and Lutris are all available as a package. [1] https://voidlinux.eu/download/
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by aerique 8y ago
Yeah that might be it, I always hibernate my machines because I like to continue where I have left off.
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by aerique 8y ago
You are correct, but Windows and OS X cost me more time in the end because I'm unfamiliar with them.
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by aerique 8y ago
I had more or less the same situation with my last remaining Windows machine (mainly for games). I thought Windows reboots were supposed to get less over the years but it has only gotten worse and I've got less autonomy over them with
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by aerique 8y ago
Haha, nice to hear it still works and well done!
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by aerique 8y ago
And here's mine: https://aerique.itch.io/alien-conquerors It was written in Haxe and compiled to Flash. Doesn't really work anymore in most browsers. I should find the source and recompile as HTML5.
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by aerique 8y ago
Thanks, sounds like I should give it a chance again.
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by aerique 8y ago
Sort of: you definitely don't want to run a program that generates tons of output in eshell. I like eshell, especially since it also runs on Windows giving a consistent CLI across multiple OSes. But I don't really use it since I d
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by aerique 8y ago
Retaining users.
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by aerique 8y ago
I'm sure Oracle has figured out something to screw you over once GraalVM becomes popular.
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by aerique 8y ago
No worries, I'll post it again in six to twelve months to farm karma.

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