cosmojg

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by cosmojg 7y ago
Do you know of any good plaintext formats for calendars? Also, I'm pretty sure DjVu is a more open and well-documented format than PDF.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Solution: use one of the hundreds of alternatives to Gmail.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
As an experienced Perl programmer, what's your opinion of Raku? Is it a worthwhile replacement or too little too late?
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by cosmojg 7y ago
> In reaction to that, it is important to understand that for many people weight loss is neither practical nor maintainable and for that reason it is critical that we continue to advance our treatment of things like sleep apnea. Thank
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by cosmojg 7y ago
There exist plenty of equivalent-or-better alternatives that don't pull shady shit like this. Your tools should serve you, not the other way around. Zulip: https://zulipchat.com/ Rocket: https://rocket.chat&
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Alpine Linux sounds perfect for your use case. Have you considered it? If so, why'd you decide against it?
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The IntercalScript Programming Language(github.com)
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How to use ZKP to prove set membership without exposing the set or the member(blog.cyborch.com)
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SoftRAM 95 (1996)(drdobbs.com)
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Using the same blogging software for 20 years(boston.conman.org)
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Using the same blogging software for 20 years(boston.conman.org)
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SoftRAM 95 (1996)(drdobbs.com)
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Dart2native: Compile Dart to self-contained, native executables(medium.com)
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by cosmojg 7y ago
I'm pretty sure you just described modern academia.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
NordVPN is a security nightmare. I usually recommend either Mullvad or TunnelBear depending on whether you care more about quality of service or ease of use.
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Are We Simple Yet?(arewesimpleyet.org)
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by cosmojg 7y ago
> if it requires advertising it is probably fake, if it is very quiet and successful it is likely genuine. This is true of almost any product being offered for sale. Good advice.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Personally, I use Migadu[1] for sending and receiving mail with my own domain. I've yet to find anything that provides more bang for my buck. [1] https://www.migadu.com/en/index.html
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by cosmojg 7y ago
PINE64 is working on a privacy-respecting Linux smartwatch dubbed the PineTime: https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PineTime Once my Pebble Time dies, I think that's where I'm going.
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I've gone to great lengths for this silence(getkiss.org)
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by cosmojg 7y ago
> The USPS offers this for $1(not free, thanks ebg13)! $0 if done in person.
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Our model is customers first, investors never(sourcehut.org)
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by cosmojg 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by cosmojg 7y ago
TiddlyWiki: https://tiddlywiki.com/
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by cosmojg 7y ago
> I sometimes wonder if programming is the only profession where so many people aspire to the lowest possible standard, while holding everyone else to a much higher one. Isn't that just life?
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Ahh, this is why I love Neovim: plugins in virtually any language.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
For a better reading experience and for those using Cloudflare's DNS: https://outline.com/yU64Cu
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Any examples? I'm genuinely curious what kinds of "deep integrations" make NT a more attractive development target than Linux.
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Will this work on Linux?
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by cosmojg 7y ago
It's such a shame that Hashcash never took off. It solved many of the problems with decentralized messaging a long time ago.

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