darau1

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   by darau1 6y ago

   I recently started using both org-mode and org-roam, but I keep my notes/bookmarks/journals/etc in a notes folder, with a timestamp. So far a combination of aliases, and tags help me find what I'm looking for pretty easi
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   by darau1 6y ago

   Re: Delta Chat, I've often wondered if a solution existed like this, because in my eye the "problem" with email is that it's long-form. Nobody wants to compose an email just to send a one or two liner (good morning, what
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   by darau1 6y ago

   I love email because everybody has it. I'd love it if all my clients, friends, colleagues, family members all used the same platform, or that all those platforms could communicate with each other. Email is the only communications t
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   by darau1 6y ago

   Found that, but I don't like not being able to use git for my file. I ended up figuring out how to get started with org-mode in emacs rather quickly anyway.
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   by darau1 6y ago

   Thanks, I'll take a look
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   by darau1 6y ago

   Can I use org-mode without emacs?
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   by darau1 6y ago

   He didn't invent anything. All github or gitlab do is host that server for you, and give you access to it. You don't even have to "host a server". Simply allowing ssh access to your machine is enough.
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   by darau1 6y ago

   Apple's "walled garden" experience depends heavily on controlling as much of the software that gets into the user's hands as possible. Web applications just don't give them the control they want. I wouldn't be
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   by darau1 6y ago

   I read once that developers should stop focusing heavily on making their own lives easier and think more about making the user's lives easier, and the businessman in me agrees, and I think Apple is in the same court. The sad part is Ap
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    by darau1 6y ago

    I use gopass ( https://github.com/gopasspw/gopass/ ) which works well, but I don't share with anyone. Always wondered how I might jump that hurdle.
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    by darau1 7y ago

    > manipulate your whole OS in the similar pragmatic way to you iterate code in a git repo I've been trying to do this for ages with a dotfiles repo and some git aliasing. I really want to try it out, though. Any gotchas or hidden pi
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    by darau1 7y ago

    > this is librejs complaint What does this mean/imply exactly?
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    by darau1 7y ago

    OOC, what does flagging do exactly? What does a flag mean here?
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Okay, so what's the best option? It can't be them lol
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    by darau1 7y ago

    > their position in the market as the second, inferior choice Who's the superior choice? EKS?
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    by darau1 7y ago

    $750 is still steep for a phone that's "a hassle to use" and never available when I need to use it. Isn't there some way I can directly support one or both of these teams?
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Either awesome or i3 used to allow me to fullscreen a video, then pop that fullscreen video out into it's own floating window, that I could then stick on top of all other windows, and make it stay on every workspace. Really cool way to
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    by darau1 7y ago

    I just want my devices to be as upgradeable and future proof as my desktop is. If giving my money to either of these companies brings me to closer to that dream, I'll do it. Though the pinephone's $150 is a much better way to show
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Unless the software is open source and only community supported, it's the only precedent that makes financial sense.
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Didn't know about this. Thanks!
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Nobody pointed it out, but there's also https://regexr.com/ It's how I learned regex years ago, and I still use it today to test/build more complex patterns.
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    by darau1 7y ago

    I rewrote two applications, once on my own, once with some help from the team. The first time we switched the backend to a completely new framework (I'm in the middle of one of those right now...) and the second time we upgraded from a
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    by darau1 7y ago

    > it's not elegant I completely disagree.
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Can you share this? I've been meaning to do something very similar for the longest while and haven't got around to it.
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Guys on my team struggle with Apex daily since we've started using it, which has lead to me look for a better, FOSS alternative. This looks like it might be the one
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    by darau1 7y ago

    You could use this argument for literally anything, though. I spent days poring over docs, googling, SOF, github issues, making comments, the whole works when I learned any new software/technology. The argument doesn't hold water,
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    by darau1 7y ago

    This mentions that they're using S3 as the interface, and I'm not sure if SES provides POP/IMAP support for your email clients.
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    by darau1 7y ago

    My sole gripe with TW is the lack of a pretty GUI and a power mobile app. Both problems I can solve on my own, mind you, but still... Plus I know it'll be a huge problem if I ever have to work with anyone else.
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    by darau1 7y ago

    I'm insane, so I just create a parent task in taskwarrior: "build real estate app for client x" Then anything that falls directly under that is a blocking task: - "build backend to serve api" - "build frontend&
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    by darau1 7y ago

    Can/should I use liquibase instead of my framework's own migrations? Maybe I should compliment those with liquibase?