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earenndil
9y ago
What photo solution do you need? Or rather, what do you want for photo storage apart from file storage?
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earenndil
9y ago
Should add icc (intel c compiler) to this list, you get it for free for contributing to opensource.
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earenndil
9y ago
> I do use Drive, Docs, and Photos (for now). Docs is the most egregious item on this list. Just use libreoffice. And the syncing capability? Kill two birds with one stone, host your own cloud storage (raspberry pi hooked up to a 1tb
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earenndil
9y ago
Also look at openstreetmaps.
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earenndil
9y ago
Try using startpage. It's essentially a proxy for google, but since lots of people are using it, it has no way to connect the searches. And by using it, you're actually improving its privacy by increasing the number of different
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earenndil
9y ago
I like password store and keepass.
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earenndil
9y ago
He probably means most visited site in china.
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earenndil
9y ago
What if you decompiled the binary to c and __then__ compiled it with emscripten?
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earenndil
9y ago
I don't think this is a good idea. I don't like c++, many people don't, so if we're making something better, why make it depend on c++? Why not use a completely _new_ language, like D or nim?
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earenndil
9y ago
Don't need omz for autocomplete, it's already there in zsh. I TBH don't really like omz. It feels bloated, and I don't really need anything else on top of the already-awesome zsh.
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earenndil
9y ago
> It seems your variant does not support the common convention to use lone two dashes ('--') to separate options from non-options that for some reason start with dashes too (e.g. strangely named files). It does, actually. See
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Show HN: Dead simple option parsing in C
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earenndil
9y ago
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earenndil
9y ago
See now, this is the part I don't get. Assuming that you don't encrypt your email with pgp (reasonable, if you're emailing someone who isn't very techy) and aren't emailing someone else who also uses protonmail, th