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davidcollantes
8mo ago
I don’t know. Certified Unix? There might be, but it would certainly be a small picking. This is the list of UNIX certified products: https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/ .
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8mo ago
I believe it runs Linux. [This]( https://medium.com/message/tilde-club-i-had-a-couple-drinks-... ) is the story behind tilde.club.
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davidcollantes
8mo ago
It would be nice to have the user comments linked to their original. That way we can enjoy reading the child comments.
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davidcollantes
8mo ago
Do you have a repository for this?
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8mo ago
Thank you for the correction! I managed to find some, but not the collection as the post OP meant to share.
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8mo ago
"Out of 18, you scored 9". I am considered "normal". Best compliment of the day.
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8mo ago
On Firefox, under Linux, the carrousel of signatures is not showing a navigation (mouse driven). Only way I got it to work was using the keyboard arrow keys.
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9mo ago
Yes, none work for me. They either don’t have peers, or the few ones are on a very slow network.
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9mo ago
> Btw for those wondering about reposts: reposts on HN are just fine after a year or so ( https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html ), and reposts of classics every now and then are good because it's important for new
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9mo ago
Need to add some screenshots for the visuals amongst us.
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9mo ago
I like it. Believe it or not, it took me a while to find the play, to my frustration, as without pressing it, nothing else is clickable, draggable, etc.
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9mo ago
Active: Notes - https://netbros.com/ Inactive: Blog - https://collantes.us/
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9mo ago
That might be it! First mention of Substack found: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/federal-reserve-jerome-powell-y...
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9mo ago
Exactly. If there were not involved, they might never be aware of it.
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9mo ago
How do we know this is real? I don't know much about Substack, but couldn't just about anyone create this, and "sign" it?
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9mo ago
This one seems simple: https://github.com/matteason/qr-code-generator . See it at http://qr.matteason.co.uk .
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9mo ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/06/us/politics/trump-white-h...
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9mo ago
Right, the real test is knowing your device is tucked in the pocket and completely ignoring it. At first it might be hard, but completely doable. Before I start my drive I put my non-peered-to-vehicle phone in my pocket, and it ceases to ex
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9mo ago
Is the source published somewhere? I would love to run this on premises.
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10mo ago
That gave me some other errors. I am giving up. Thanks for helping!
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10mo ago
That creates `dist` with: 404.png .assetsignore _astro/ bread.png favicon.png favicon.svg jelly.png lock.png logo.png og-image.png pbnj.png peanut.png _routes.json styles/ _w
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10mo ago
HOWTO without CloudFlare, is it possible?
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10mo ago
Source: https://counterpointresearch.com/en/insights/Global-Smartpho...
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11mo ago
Hi there! I emailed you.
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11mo ago
I don't see anything of substance on this post. There is no explanation on how it was done.
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11mo ago
Your blog seems to be broken.
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11mo ago
I would dearly love it if you could comment a little bit more that nanorc. I am going to “steal” some of it, for sure. Thank you much for sharing it!
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11mo ago
Do you have a systemd for it, run it with Docker, or simply manually as needed? I find its simplicity perfect!
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1y ago
For work I need an SSH client to access remote servers, and a web browser for when ClickOps is needed. Long battery life, and a tack sharp touch screen are gladly accepted. An iPad is the perfect "laptop" for me.
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How to Reject a Pull Request
(github.com)
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davidcollantes
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