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by darekkay 5y ago
I can't edit my post, but my guess was correct: > [OneNote 2016/Desktop] is the only version of OneNote that supports local notebook storage on your PC’s hard drive in addition to cloud storage. https://support.micro
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by darekkay 5y ago
> The proper desktop version requires an office license That's not true in my experience. I'm running a proper "OneNote 2016" version without any license or subscription. This is also stated on a Microsoft support sit
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by darekkay 5y ago
> Only if you store your notes in OneDrive. Do you have a source for that? I don't believe this is true. When creating a notebook, I can specify if I want a OneDrive-synched notebook or a local one (OneNote 2016). Such a limitation
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by darekkay 5y ago
> when the one with a Onenote license died OneNote has been free for the last few years. > port those notes in an exportable format You can export your notes in a HTML-like format. I haven't tried to convert it into a different f
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A Sombre Goodbye to Linux(kevq.uk)
3 points by darekkay 5y ago|3 comments
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by darekkay 5y ago
That'a not true. It may be missing in your area, but it is a core feature of OSM.
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by darekkay 5y ago
When I moved into a new neighbourhood, the street name was on neither map. I've updated both. OSM update was fast. Google took several months to update, even though I had provided official documents as requested. The frustrating thing
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by darekkay 5y ago
Probably not the solution you are looking for, but you can use RSS Mix[1] to create one RSS feed that merges multiple other feeds. [1] http://www.rssmix.com/
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by darekkay 5y ago
That's why scrum changed the wording from "estimate" to "forecast". It's more like a weather forecast: you'll often get close, but sometimes it's completely off.
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by darekkay 5y ago
+1 for OneNote. I need a notes tool that works on desktop and mobile, where I can easily view and edit notes (text and images) even when being offline. Most tools unfortunately don't pass this basic criteria.
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by darekkay 5y ago
Unfortunately, those resources are company-internal. But I'm planning to create a public resource based on my experience of doing those workshops, without falling into the trap mentioned by GP.
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by darekkay 5y ago
If Joe costed you $100M and his behavior was exceedingly erratic, why didn't you let him go? You should be happy to have such a problematic employee go. If you _did_ let him go, why are you stalking him and make his life even harder? I
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by darekkay 5y ago
One day I'd like to break this circle. I've been doing 2-day Git workshops with a colleague for a few years now, and "to internals or not to internals" is our constant disagreement. I don't like talking about blobs,
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by darekkay 5y ago
There is a prefers-reduced-data media query draft [1] which addresses the issue. It doesn't actually check the bandwidth, though (although I believe there are options to put a mobile phone into "reduced data" mode below a cer
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by darekkay 5y ago
On my blog, I usually create and include 6 files for the same image: - 1x vs. 2x dpi for high-density monitors - png/jpg + webp + avif I don't create additional screen-optimized image versions, as the work would require 6 addition
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by darekkay 5y ago
Hey @leeoniya, great to hear that you've been involved in including uPlot. Can you now maybe talk a little bit about the React integration [1]? Another question: are you considering making uPlot more accessible? Right now, at least the
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by darekkay 5y ago
I've created a dashboard project [0], which you can open in any (modern) browser. Unfortunately, it's currently missing some major widgets. It's open-source, so contributions are welcome :) [0] https://dashboard.da
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by darekkay 5y ago
> I don't know why Disqus thought it was ok to add HTML and outbound links without even sending an email first. Disqus has proven time and again to not value user privacy [0]. I've been maintaining a blog post [1] with many alt
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by darekkay 5y ago
> I don't recall where I picked up from, but the best advice I've heard on this is a "Rule of 3" I know this as AHA = Avoid Hasty Abstractions: - https://kentcdodds.com/blog/aha-programming - ht
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by darekkay 5y ago
That's essentially what I have created Static Marks [0] for. I maintain my bookmarks in YAML files and let my tool create a dynamic web app. I'm then mostly using a custom browser search engine to jump into my bookmarks, e.g. &quo
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by darekkay 5y ago
I've migrated [1] my blog to Eleventy this year and it is a pleasure to work with. I especially like the data model and the flexibility. [1] https://darekkay.com/blog/hexo-to-eleventy/
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by darekkay 5y ago
> Just head over to your account page, and click the "Theme" link. Feel free to inject any CSS you'd like in there. This reminds me of the MySpace era :)
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by darekkay 5y ago
I recently did something similar with Foobar 2000's playlist format [1]. It was a fun learning experience :) [1] https://darekkay.com/blog/foobar2000-playlist-index-format/
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by darekkay 5y ago
> For some reason accessibility is still considered an advanced skill. Yes, unfortunately. I would agree if "accessibility" = "making a website fully WCAG-compliant". But finding and fixing the most common issues shou
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An annual accessibility analysis of the top one million home pages(webaim.org)
2 points by darekkay 5y ago|2 comments
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by darekkay 5y ago
Yes, I've mentioned the first point in my post. I could imagine this is the main reason for the better results. The second point is also good to consider. I hope a third factor is that frontend developers actually do care more about ma
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I've analyzed the accessibility of over 1600 personal sites(darekkay.com)
4 points by darekkay 5y ago|3 comments
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by darekkay 5y ago
Thank you very much for providing hnrss! I am literally reading this post because it appeared in my RSS feed. I'm also using your service to "listen" to keywords I'm interested in.
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by darekkay 5y ago
Vite uses Rollup for production builds, which is still much faster than webpack.
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by darekkay 5y ago
Yes, that's roughtly what I am doing in my post-receive hook: export GIT_DIR=/path/repo export GIT_WORK_TREE=/path/working-directory git checkout -f

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