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That does work. Before the pandemics I worked many years with the majority of my team being overseas, in multiple companies. There's nothing wrong with the hybrid approach and never was. For many companies it's always been the def
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5y ago
For portraits drawing check the Sktchy app, it was done specifically for that.
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> the entire world watched in horror at the events of January 6th Umm, no. I’d rather say it was a mildly interesting event for the entire world outside of the US. For instance, I don’t remember myself experiencing horror really.
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5y ago
This, and also org-mode for organizing everything and org-roam and deft for personal interlinked knowledge base written in plain text. If anything ever happens to emacs or the packages it would be incredibly easy to convert all the notes in
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5y ago
The biggest contributor to latency in any VoIP solution is the underlying network latency. Even though Mumble uses modern low-latency codecs such as Opus, it is difficult to compete with Zoom/Webex/others because Zoom and Webex ar
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5y ago
You should probably adjust your book because not having e2ee and not having e2ee by default are two different things.
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5y ago
Telegram is recognized by i.e. Singapore government. They have multiple official channels in Telegram, including ministry of manpower, public housing authority and ministry of foreign affairs. The official government site has their Telegram
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5y ago
> Why not keep the notes in a VeraCrypt/TrueCrypt drive/partition? Because in this case you have to backup the whole encrypted disk, instead of syncing a couple of encrypted files. Also, setting up gpg in Emacs is very easy tas
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> They're also based in Russia? No, they’re based in Australia. They’ve been blocked in Russia recently though.
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The domain was registered in Dec 2020.
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Last time I checked it was also very, very slow. It was around 6 months ago, maybe it’s improved since then.
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Probably Notion should not have put them into this situation in the first place? Maybe they should have been more clear on the issue they’re having so nobody has to make a guess? Shortly explain the details of the issue they’re having and g
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5y ago
It doesn't even exclude RFC1918 and multicast addressses. Not really efficient.
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> Adopting some poorly-maintained FOSS solution Well, don’t adopt a poorly-maintained solution, adopt a well-maintained one. Simple.
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5y ago
Not arguing with that, but why they still allow 3rd party clients then?
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5y ago
Another useful technique that I picked up during my meditation practices was concentration on your next thought. Sounds completely weird, but I remember trying that after I’d read about it and it worked - I got a complete silence in my head
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5y ago
It’s not a correct analogy though. In case of Emacs the house has a bathroom for you, a sauna for your whole family, separate bathrooms for your cat and your dog and at least one bathroom for an extraterrestrial entity that breathes helium.
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5y ago
The custom backgrounds are only good for hiding the actual background of your room. I normally use the blur filter for that, it works more naturally.
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As far as I remember you can use Spotify in browser, so it’s not true. I don’t really understand the rant about Spotify. In my experience it’s one of the “good” modern apps. One of the amazing features that it has is the remote playback con
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5y ago
>> Today I was reminded of some past insensitive tweets, and I am deeply sorry to anyone I offended. I have since deleted those tweets as they do not reflect my views or who I am today. > So yes >> "Sorry you're off
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5y ago
Actually even in Vim you can use arrow keys for navigation in addition to hjkl, so I agree with you.
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hjkl is not about the 80s, it’s about efficiency. You don’t need to move your hand anywhere from the home position.
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Not trusting your employer should be the default strategy.
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5y ago
The beauty of Vim is that it uses almost a natural-language approach to editing. It's not the opposite of user friendly, it is, in fact, much closer to the user's consciousness, than many other editing paradigms. I.e. when I am ed
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> Also, disable turbo boost. Is there a way to disable it without installing some 3rd party software?
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Org Mode was the reason why I switched to Emacs and my only regret is I did not do it sooner. Personal diary, organizer, knowledge base with literate programming blocks, many, many other things - everything is in one tool, crosslinked, in p
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Pretty much everyone in Russia uses at least two keyboard layouts - Russian and English. Having the English layout as a default is quite common as well.
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5y ago
Silent Hill series (especially SH2) also have an amazing soundtrack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuxJNphw0Mg
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5y ago
You are missing the point. I am saying that macos ships with zsh nowadays, having bash 4 installed for legacy compatibility.
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5y ago
Lockdown worked amazingly in Singapore as well.
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