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eitland
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I'm considering it. Currently I sponsor the project and use the built in sync but it is a bit rough around the edges still and I have seen a solution for automatic conflict resolution using syncthing. Do you use a script or something o
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eitland
4y ago
You maybe already know, but I write it anyway in case you or someone else find it interesting: AFAIK Logseq docs encourage new users to put everything under Journal and just tag the relevant blocks. Multiple hierarchical tags are possible,
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I'm not aware of any extension that gives you a hierarchical sidebar on the left. The right side however has a built in "Contents" page - which tells you what it is for - only as far as I know one has to fill it out oneselves
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I'm using Logseq for the same reasons. .txt was never going to cut it for me, I always include images like drawings, photos and screenshots etc. Logseq is open source, reasonable file format, stable, extensible, has a reasonable plan f
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Might be a good idea if you arr the only one on the team or if everyone is like you. If not, be prepared to check for sql injection vulnerabilities the first n PRs from any new team member. Also to explain how to do it and your reasoning fo
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4y ago
... or even partnering with someone like search.marginalia.nu? I'm actually serious. At least I think I check Marginalia more often than bing or ddg or google.
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4y ago
My observation too. It is kind of evolution, just for computers. Macs early developed good pointing devices and as a result many keyboard related aspects can afford to be somewhere between weird and crazy. Bonus for Mac people insisting eve
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Made by Google the company who threw away an existing social network (Reader) to build a social network (Google+) that they threw away as soon as many enough had figured it out and started loving it. (I'm still looking for a replacemen
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The CNIL fines Google a total of 150M euros and Facebook 60M [2022]
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So you are the hero everyone can thank for getting Google to do the right thing in this case? I noticed it months ago, but always thought they unlike most others had a lawyer that could read. Edit: I'm bookmarking this for future refer
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4y ago
Either I am misreading you or or we disagree wildly. AWD is better than FWD or RWD, yes, but driving in the winter without snow tires. AWD matters exactly 0 when emergency braking and little as long as you aren't driving flat and not a
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Keeping the Starship intact wasn't a primary goal it seems. They also seems to have been up front about it to both internal and external audiences.
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Cash in envelope is still welcome.
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If I am not mistaken, HN pointed it out back then too.
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It offers adaptive, predictive input without the "auto-embarrass" and "change my prescription" feature of certain other keyboards with predictive input. It also lets me write multiple languages, with working autocomplete
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Here's the thing: There exist plenty relatively high quality photos from Christmas and other family gatherings. Photos of ordinary things like cutting grass or milking cows however are really few and far between. Which means some thing
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Bookmarked for inspiration. This was seriously refreshing even if I hope most corporate websites won't copy it. Not everything needs to be hard and not everything needs to be dull.
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Edomondo did provide a workaround for existing customers when they changed tp subscription, - but was later shut down by the new owners.
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> Seems like they're not using the tool correctly To their defense they openly admit this > and didn't read the documentation. They clearly did, they even linked to it. But, as a sibling comment mentioned, they could probabl
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Haven't used Google in a while but let me try.
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Question is for each of us who are experts in the field: do we continue to encourage this trend or do we encourage people to learn? I grew up in a time and an environment where I felt everyone taught and everyone shared. It feels like more
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The app is already usable, at least on iOS, but for now sync is a bit rough around the edges, i.e., I need to verify it is synced or it will overwrite and I have to fix it using the page history which thankfully exist.
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Many well functioning people, including IIRC navy attack divers, live on a glucose free diet for a long time, so I am not alone. As for if I work better or just have decided I work better, I only have 4 or 5 years of experience with this bu
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I went with Logseq and for the first time in a number of years (actually since OneNote 2016, the last self hosted version) I am actually happy with my tooling again. It doesn't cover everything OneNote 2016 did, but it does a lot more
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> and then I type 3 keywords from their massive prompt they crafted and find it instantly on Google. Seems I and you have different Googles and you still have the one I had pre 2010. For over a decade now, Google has been including thing
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Actually same here: I try to only take a couple of glasses of milk and a brisk walk for lunch.
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Seems to be most common. My comment is only pointing out that for me it is the opposite: I work better without breakfast.
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> If someone talking about weight loss suggested that people should just never eat breakfast to reduce the amount of eating they do in a given day, it would be relevant to offer a critique[...] Tangential, but might be interesting to som
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Somehow I don't think I have seen that CAD/modeling tool before. Wonder how much other open source software I am unaware of?
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This is Russia. No reason is actually needed. They'll take care of making an excuse. Last year I saw a video of a woman getting rounded up while she was being interviewed and expressing her belief in the authorities. She was just stand
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