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by bketelsen 3y ago
very much so, that's how I use it. Especially if you want your dotfiles/configs to come with it.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
(fleek author here) Fleek is a simplified wrapper around Nix Home-Manager, which is used to install and configure the apps that make up your $HOME and shell environment.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
We built Bluefin - https://ublue.it for just this case. A custom version of Silverblue, primed for Nix with Devbox + Fleek global profiles.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
Saw this article on wednesday and bought the Xreal Air glasses on a whim to try it out. My take: it was close, but not crisp enough for all-day usage writing text. Returning them. If I were only interested in content consumption (video, esp
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by bketelsen 3y ago
fish isn't supported, but could be if we had some guidance on what would be needed. Could you open an issue to start a discussion?
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by bketelsen 3y ago
Author here: Hey thanks for checking Fleek out. Let us know what you think about it.
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Show HN: Fleek – Own Your $Home
20 points by bketelsen 3y ago|1 comments
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by bketelsen 4y ago
the desk is very adjustable for table height and angle. if you adjust it to a position where your arms are at a 90 degree bend of the elbow then there is no pressure on your hands/wrists while you type. No discomfort at all.
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by bketelsen 4y ago
That's correct. Rare earth magnets with double sided tape keep the keyboard in place. The mouse pad is magnetic and the edges are metallic to attract a magnet attached to the mouse which anchors it and keeps it from falling. Instead, I
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by bketelsen 4y ago
Most people consider this desk a toy for people with too much money, but the real target is people with physical disabilities or limitations. I have spinal column deterioration and got the AltWork desk three years ago. Previously I would sp
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VanillaOS: Immutable Ubuntu-Based Linux(vanillaos.org)
251 points by bketelsen 4y ago|124 comments
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by bketelsen 4y ago
This happened here in Tampa (TPA) just a few years ago. They shut down the runways to rename them from 18 to 19 to account for the magnetic shift. Must be a lot of repainting, it took a few days.
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by bketelsen 4y ago
If you're curious about how Pony works, I did a Youtube stream(1) a few years back with Sean Allen from Wallaroo Labs. He patiently walked me through many of Pony's features. 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4W4
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by bketelsen 4y ago
I thought I was the clumsiest person in the world until I stopped wearing mine. I was tripping on everything constantly.
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by bketelsen 4y ago
I had one! it was awesome, I used it all the time to play music too because it was a regular 8 track player.
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by bketelsen 5y ago
My infant son was born with Muenke syndrome which caused craniosynostosis - a problem mentioned in this article. You can see several pictures of him pre and post surgery on my twitter account @bketelsen. The surgery was absolutely terrifyi
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by bketelsen 5y ago
I have a demo Spin application running on a small VPS [1] and the performance is amazing. It boggles the mind that the server is loading the WASM, instantiating a runtime, parsing markdown, applying templates, etc. all in just a few millise
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by bketelsen 5y ago
i don’t have a link handy but you’re looking for quickemu
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by bketelsen 5y ago
Related hobby project - we've been building cueblox (cueblox.com) as a way to create, consume, and validate data in YAML and Markdown using cue. Cue is very powerful, and it's been fun working on this project.
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by bketelsen 5y ago
Should mention its cousin json-graphql-server: https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-graphql-server Some quick recipes to use both: https://www.cueblox.com/recipes/
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by bketelsen 5y ago
json-server is my favorite tool to do this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-server Just point it at a json data file and smile.
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by bketelsen 5y ago
We built a conference management system using an early release of Encore this past winter, and it was an amazing experience. I can absolutely recommend you check it out if you're building services in Go. The developer experience is so
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Self-contained Blog Server with Go 1.16(brian.dev)
1 points by bketelsen 6y ago|0 comments
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by bketelsen 6y ago
i hacked this up one day just for that purpose: https://github.com/bketelsen/godeck I don't use it for streaming on Linux, but for all sorts of other things.
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by bketelsen 6y ago
I bought one when my Threadripper 2750 blew up (figuratively) and I didn't want to wait for the newer AMD chips/boards to be in stock. I thought it would be a good device to let one of the kids use for school-in-quarantine. That i
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by bketelsen 6y ago
looks pretty interesting, but as a developer why would I commit to spending time learning and using this product without even a hint of what the pricing will be? That's a non-starter.
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SSH to WSL2: Automated Guide(brianketelsen.com)
2 points by bketelsen 6y ago|0 comments
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Gophercon 2020 Postponed(blog.gopheracademy.com)
3 points by bketelsen 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Remote SSH Access to WSL(brianketelsen.com)
1 points by bketelsen 7y ago|0 comments
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Moving to Windows for Open Source Development(brianketelsen.com)
2 points by bketelsen 7y ago|0 comments

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