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by clarry 7y ago
I also use Zulip at work. It's better than the other fancy chat applications I've tried, but still can't hold a candle to IRC.
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by clarry 7y ago
Oh. Thanks for letting me know. I already orederd a pair of planck ezs, I'm gonna send them a mail and ask if they could give me a pair of keys there. EDIT: nevermind, looking at their photos, it looks like they'd have to tweak t
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by clarry 7y ago
A bit of calculation would show that a lot of people have no chance of building "great passive income" in 10 years. They simply do not have enough income to save that much. "I started with $200" tells us nothing useful.
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by clarry 7y ago
As much as I hate ads and would like to see them go, I don't want lawmakers telling me how to build my websites.
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by clarry 7y ago
I don't believe in that 20% being a problem. I mean you can take a bus / taxi / train / buddy to get you to the next town if you need to be there. If you need to transport stuff, then you might need a car, but it'
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by clarry 7y ago
I'd like a planck with smaller keys / tighter key spacing (85% to 90% of standard) and two keys in place of one big space bar. Maybe splittable at the center, still with possibility to stick the halves together for transport. Als
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by clarry 7y ago
> But it also works a bit better in practice to put more functions on shifted layers I've never found that to be the case. For me, layers (and modifiers in general) have always been slower and more error prone. Also, I find the num
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by clarry 7y ago
Small city: everything is in walking or cycling distance, there's little congestion. Big city: distance between points of interest is large, there's lots of traffic and congestion, people complain about public traffic, and take a
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by clarry 7y ago
One alternative is to eliminate the problem entirely and get shoes without laces.
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by clarry 7y ago
If you re-arrange the keyboard into a shape according to human hand ergonomics, you can easily fit a number row that is easy to reach without making typos. See kinesis advantage. It's hard to imagine how requiring me to press two dif
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by clarry 7y ago
I have one. It's too heavy and bulky for a mouse, and too flat & unergonomic for a keyboard. There are lots of pinky keys I find very difficult or impossible to reach when the hand is resting in the natural position on the device
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by clarry 7y ago
> Minimal mail system involves just postfix with config in a bunch of files Minimal mail system involves just OpenSMTPD with a few lines of config in a single file.
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by clarry 7y ago
I have Momentum 3 and I'm quite disappointed. Sound quality is cheap, I get headache & hot spots after a couple hours, and there are issues with stuttering (bluetooth) or completely cutting out (bluetooth, USB) as well as noise ca
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by clarry 7y ago
IMO trying to attack dissemination of CP is like trying to intercept bullets midair (perhaps even harder). There are countless ways to smuggle porn, just as there are countless ways to smuggle drugs. Drugs are harder, and yet they still c
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by clarry 7y ago
If that means commercial software developed by tech companies will be abandoned for good, I'm all for it. Come come, open source revolution.
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by clarry 7y ago
The intersection of a donkey and a horse is called a mule or a mule . The mule father is a donkey and the mother is a horse cat, while the mule father is a horse and the mother is a donkey cat. Both junctions are almost always sterile. A
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by clarry 7y ago
Hmm, I don't think I have experience with such hail. In my experience, the bigger they are and the harder they hit, the more vertical their trajectory. But my area isn't particularly prone to hailstorms.
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by clarry 7y ago
I've also seen a lot of bad construction that catches on wind like a sail. It doesn't have to be built this way, however. A canopy that protects from hail coming from above can still have lots and lots of holes that lets wind go
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by clarry 7y ago
No, although sometimes I do wish I were working on problems that are so simple to test.
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by clarry 7y ago
I'm using a 30" widescreen monitor and 8pt font. I get four tmux panes side by side, each with a little over 100 characters. I think getting an extra pane is worth way more than getting extra 20 characters of width per pane for t
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by clarry 7y ago
Sounds like your POSIX-fu is more than 20 years out of date. Even 1003.2- 1992 refers to systems that break with the correct form as historical. https://i.imgur.com/p20s8Pi.png
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by clarry 7y ago
I was visiting family. Phone was OK when I put it in the pocket, hopped on my bicycle, and rode back home. Next morning, I pulled a turned-off phone with shattered screen out of my pants' pocket. I no longer got a picture on the scr
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by clarry 7y ago
How about questionnaires for remote workers? It'd be interesting to know more about why and how people ended up working remote, how it impacts their lives, how it impacts their job search, how it impacts their day-to-day work, what kin
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by clarry 7y ago
Yea, I was actually expecting and hoping to see some sort of actual statistics about remote work , not a score-board for companies to boast on about how wide they've spread.
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by clarry 7y ago
Loans did not keep me broke, but unemplyment did. I feel like I got a very "late start" in life and I still haven't been able to shake off the feeling of uncertainty regarding future, employment, money, etc. At least I got
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by clarry 7y ago
I've crushed an xcover 271: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_xcover_271-3415.php
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by clarry 7y ago
Fwiw I used Emacs as my go-to editor & IRC client for a few years but I just could not bring myself to like info much at all. The format feels more suitable for something that wants to be a book. I don't want manuals to read like
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by clarry 7y ago
> You can search a whole info file just as quickly as a man page It's possible that I just don't know how to use info. I always end up in the wrong place. That does not happen with man. > and using the index you can jump t
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by clarry 7y ago
> 1) GNU extensions aren't always well thought out or standardized. Assuming everywhere is a current GNU userland will break frequently on multiple non-Linux OS's - look up trying to use `awk` on MacOS, which has BSD derived ve
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by clarry 7y ago
For a different take, consider audio APIs. I've yet to find a man page that tells me how to use ALSA. There's a clutterfuck of doxygen docs if you want to get lost.. https://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/als

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