billybuckwheat

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1051.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Looks like an interesting alternative to Obsidian, Loqseq, Notion, and apps like that. But only being able to sign in using a Google, GitHub, or Apple account makes it a non-starter for me.
1052.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
What a great loss to Canadian academia ... (and, yes, that's sarcasm in case you missed it)
1053.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Typora killer? I think that's overstating it a bit. I'm sure more than a few people using Typora (or who might use it) don't have the complex workflow that the author has. Some people only want to write something simple like
1054.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Or the other way around. I think CryptPad has been around a bit longer than Skiff, and it's open source. Not sure Skiff's license is.
1055.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
What's new is old again ...
1056.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
When they start blogging (more to the point want to start blogging), they get too caught up in the platform when they should be focusing on writing posts.
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by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Interesting, at least when I view it, the header of this post and the comment are in a lighter, slightly larger font.
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by billybuckwheat 5y ago
No thanks. My plans are my own, and no one here (or anyone else online) is interested in them.
1059.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Spam, spam, spam, spam. Moderators, please delete this post!
1060.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Newsboat ( https://newsboat.org/ ), a terminal news reader. It sounds techie, but it isn't. How do I know? I'm not techie and I use it every day :-)
1061.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Many people are just more comfortable using WYSIWYG application. For them, it's easier to use preset templates and to apply formatting by highlighting, pointing, and clicking. And those WYISIWYG tools enable them to easily create more
1062.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
A very pathetic attempt by Politico to try to shame Bernie. The ones who should be ashamed are the writer of the article and the editors at Politico.
1063.
by billybuckwheat 5y ago
Maybe because no one has asked for, or has seen the need for, something like that?
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by billybuckwheat 7y ago
So it's not just me? There is just an overabundance of commentary in the lessons which distracts from learning the languages. It would have been better if they modelled the courses more on Pimsleur than the way they did it.
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by billybuckwheat 7y ago
A toss up between the Atari Portfolio and the Tandy 102.
1066.
by billybuckwheat 7y ago
>and that people with bachelors degree cannot teach themselves how to write simple JSON structure is laughable. That's not the point. Would they want to? Would they need to? How many technical people would actually submit a resume o
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by billybuckwheat 7y ago
Maybe because resumes/CVs go through Human Resources first, and HR people wouldn't know how to deal with one in JSON.