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by e3bc54b2 5y ago
I suppose the answer to that would be to treat blockchain as the record of truth. Kind of how if you have properly motorized property papers (I have no idea how this works in US), and find your land was inappropriately allocated by county w
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by e3bc54b2 5y ago
Its fantastic. I basically never connect phone via USB now (except for ADB operations). And the speed is very good, unlike the crappy Bluetooth or fiddly FTP. KDEConnect just works
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by e3bc54b2 5y ago
From what I remember, apps are no longer allowed access to clipboard if they are not open and active, I.e. on the screen.
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by e3bc54b2 5y ago
That makes me wonder if Google has a whitelist of accounts, never to ban unless via manual intervention. Kind of like how Trump was not banned for years from Twitter despite breaking their policies multiple times. This way, Google can kee
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by e3bc54b2 5y ago
Forgive the snark because my suggestion is obviously not an improvement or even a match for target audience, but org-mode files with inline org-babel code-blocks is what I consider to be perfect version controlled notebook. Pity Emacs is no
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by e3bc54b2 5y ago
If you don't use YouTube, I bow to you good netizen. But in all honesty, it is very very hard to avoid Google. Android, Gamil, YouTube and Search are big four left on my list.
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by e3bc54b2 5y ago
Web is being crippled too. Google is clenching its iron grip from both sides (search and browser), while Apple leaves it crippled on its own devices for obvious reasons.
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I have read that keeping the TV/movie censored for nipples and nethers is actually express effort from the porn industry. If you could see sex in regular movies, why will you pay for porn?
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Thank you for the link. I stand corrected and better learned.
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
What about Java? As far as I know, everyone was very happy OpenJDK existed and Oracle eventually relented too. Now we have even more interesting stuff like Graal. Disclaimer : I'm still new and learning Java.
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Looks pretty nice, and I am very much looking forward to someday playing through your make. Now something that I must say, but know that it may not be universally shared. I see you are making a 3D game. But there is a very particular reason
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Civilizations that fell because of internal dissention were big examples because they were so big that there was no threat from outside. When there is not outside enemy, one is created within to suit the needs. Not to mention internal strif
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Perhaps dealing with ongoing event? Like a pandemic? Political upheaval? Foreign incursion and so on.. Too many possibilities, and as the law/policymaker, the player can make decisions in the fly, changing parameters that force the NPC
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
> I like the ability to be able to copy code blocks from programs like visual studio and web storm knowing that I can preserve the color scheme and monospaced font. It makes readability great. org-babel allows this, with added ability to
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
It is closing, but it is still a valley. With WSL, I still have to account for poor FS performance when files are not in correct location. GUI is still not seamless (Wayland is coming, but not yet arrived). I still have to fight the terribl
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I usually do sudo apt install docker or add servicer.docker.enable=true in my configuration.nix and I'm done. No piping involved.
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Yes, Emacs for average Joe is a non starter. Which is why I mentioned anyone serious about note taking. Most average joes are not really serious about maintaining, organizing and retrieving information. Anybody who is, OTOH, eventually buil
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
After using org-mode since beginning of pandemic, I've realised that I do little to no editing on my phone. But for that little editing, Orgzly all from f-droid is pretty great. As a side bonus, it handles TODOs from my org-agenda to g
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Like the sibling comment said, org-deft is pretty fantastic. I have a single folder with many many org files. I have tags in them for general attributes and link/backlink via org-roam so I can instantly get a bird's eye view of wh
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I would support it too, but I'm not sure they contribute anything back upstream.
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I use Syncthing too! I will have to look into got backups sometime soon, so thanks for reminder. I once waivered between markdown and org-mode. But the ecosystem of Emacs packages that build on top of org-mode is mindblowing. Tables with
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
1. Embedding of images is pretty much file linking. It can display and let you intract with images inline, but that may not be up to your requirement. 2. Same as above, except playback will require a plugin. 3. Absolutely! Tables are fully
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I have tried many note-taking apps. From Evernote to Google Keep to OneNote to Standard notes yo plain old notepad to Zotero to Word and really honestly many more. If you say this list is all over the place, then that is because requirement
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
There are people who might have to use Teams due to network effect, but prefer to keep closed source crap off their machines. Such people like myself might use Reddit (closed source for some time now), but use open source app like Slide or
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Similar to how vscode is open source but all the important extensions (remote dev, CPP, Python,new Python LSP) are all closed source? I would call that open core.
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I think that's the whole point of GDPR. Linda like the Windows alerts, if they are made/forced to be made obnoxious enough, the ux suffers and companies just learn to play nice instead.
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
You are right, and that is why niche, tightly coupled communities will always remain superior in UX and content over the "mainstream/lowest-common-denominator" ones. Unfortunately, these smaller communities have more churn to
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I personally don't use it, and was born barely before its first release, but I believe Slackware is just as it ever was..
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
I doubt anything like Emacs will be the future. Emacs was a fluke as were the PCs of a peculiar time where the stars aligned for brief moments. Commercial interests play opposite to creation of anything like Emacs, where everything is custo
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by e3bc54b2 6y ago
Maybe those guys use them because they can or that they haven't caught up with the trend. In my country, everyone uses a smartphone (practically speaking). Delivery, repair, inspection people, all use their smartphones to take photos

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