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   by bergie 6y ago

   Two different cloud services: Google Photos and Flickr. Paying for both.
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   by bergie 6y ago

   In a previous startup we used Ledger in git as our accounting system. Was pretty cool to submit expense reports as PRs. Also, we had some CI automations to report company runway to Slack etc
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   by bergie 6y ago

   https://gitjournal.io is one I'm using for mobile Markdown notes, synced via GitHub. Open Source. Not exactly Obsidian Mobile, but should be close enough. The dev is tracking Obsidian compat issues: https://githu
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   by bergie 6y ago

   Couple of interesting snippets: Apple languages don’t reach the top-10 of languages used on GitHub. While this is likely impacted by the Objective-C/Swift split, it still shows how niche development for that platform is. The rise of Ch
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   by bergie 6y ago

   Would really benefit from a map of each trail
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   by bergie 6y ago

   Thanks to COVID there are now jobs everywhere where there is an Internet connection
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   by bergie 6y ago

   1) Unlimited LTE plan. Allowed us to work from our sailboat for the five summer months of the Covid lockdown, and will likely provide for the same next year (I'm not assuming going back to the office anytime soon) 2) Pressure cooker. S
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   by bergie 6y ago

   WaveShare has e-paper modules between 5" and 7" costing around 50 EUR. You can drive them either from a Raspberry Pi or a ESP8266 microcontroller. We're using a small one as an instrument panel on our boat https://
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   by bergie 6y ago

   Quite a few of the night trains I've taken have had showers. Sometimes shared per car, but in the more modern ones usually in the cabin. Night trains really are the closest to teleportation that humans have come up with yet.
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    by bergie 6y ago

    That's pretty interesting! I'm also using a CI-built Docker image add my development environment. But this one is less ambitious than yours by being CLI-only https://bergie.iki.fi/blog/docker-developer-shell&#
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    by bergie 6y ago

    It also makes development using a mobile phone possible. The Termux environment on my Android phone is identical to what I have on my work laptop.
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    by bergie 6y ago

    This is a product category that kind of exists. There are companies like https://nexdock.com making these "lapdocks" that work with phones, but also with things like Raspberry Pis. And then there are dozens of Chinese
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    by bergie 6y ago

    I'm using this almost daily for various open source work. It has my vim setup, tmux, node, and git. Primary usage is via Samsung DeX so I have multiple windows and a proper mechanical keyboard.
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    Cheating Entropy with Native Web Technologies(blog.jim-nielsen.com)

    1 points by bergie 6y ago|0 comments
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    by bergie 6y ago

    Sounds like that would work pretty well with this mobile markdown-based notes app I'm using: https://gitjournal.io/
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    Germany drafting law to give people the legal right to work from home(weforum.org)

    4 points by bergie 6y ago|0 comments
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    by bergie 6y ago

    Pros: it is easy to make changes across multiple parts of a system Cons: it is easy to make changes across multiple parts of a system
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    by bergie 6y ago

    Back in the early days of IPFS, we had the idea of setting up "pinning rings" between hackerspaces https://github.com/c-base/ipfs-ringpin
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    by bergie 6y ago

    You make it sound like fire safety is a luxury people could and should live without.
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    by bergie 6y ago

    I think they were already doing 4 years of security updates (3 years monthly, 1 year quarterly). My 2017 Note 8 just dropped to the quarterly updates train
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    by bergie 6y ago

    Same experience with starting from store bought yoghurt, only got 2-3 rounds from it.
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    by bergie 6y ago

    Part of it is where the eyeballs are, and part of it is what the content creators are using. Blogs were written and read on computers. Now people consume, and increasingly produce, on phones. Hence blogs (long-form text) -> social media
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    by bergie 6y ago

    That's cool! I built something similar for our boat with a black and white e-ink screen https://github.com/meri-imperiumi/dashboard
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    by bergie 7y ago

    https://bergie.iki.fi/ I've been running this on and off since 1997, and writing about anything that interests me. Mostl about various travels and open source projects I'm involved with. Lately a lot of data flow
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    by bergie 7y ago

    Not small or light any longer, since they killed the 11" model.
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    by bergie 7y ago

    You could probably get vscode by running code-server on the VPS
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    by bergie 7y ago

    I'm often using Google Docs with Edge for Android (in DeX), and while everything works, every tab gets a "your browser is not supported" nag dialog
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    by bergie 7y ago

    > most German delivery services require a phone number and email address As somebody who lived years in Germany without having the ability to make or receive calls (there was a SIM with a number, but connected to a data-only tablet)... M
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    by bergie 7y ago

    https://bergie.iki.fi
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    by bergie 7y ago

    > A Surface Phone would be kind of cool. They've announced that they'll release a Surface phone this year. But it'll run Android.