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Web Calendars Should Be Discoverable and Provide iCalendar Feeds
(ericlathrop.com)
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3y ago
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6y ago
A bat conservationist thinks bats are blamed for viruses because they're sampled more often than other mammals: "Since 2005, when coronaviruses in horseshoe bats were first hypothesized to be the ancestors of the coronavirus that
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ericlathrop
7y ago
GE makes in-wall Z-wave light switches that work wonderfully. No cloud dependency, and you can control them with open source software like HomeAssistant.
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ericlathrop
10y ago
I'd like to see how one of the oldest package managers, Perl's CPAN, stacks up.
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ericlathrop
11y ago
The current version of titus is 0.2, released on 2014-08-17. I'd be wary of using any piece of security software that hasn't had a release in over a year.
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ericlathrop
12y ago
I did exactly this over the holidays to get into a deceased family member's computer.
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ericlathrop
12y ago
There's a growing open source keyboard community built around keyboards like the ErgoDox using the Teensy Microcontroller. Keyboards are surprisingly easy to build from scratch by hand.
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Making JavaScript Games: From the Browser to the App Store
(ericlathrop.com)
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12y ago
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Read the Source
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12y ago
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ericlathrop
12y ago
Do you have node.js installed and in your $PATH?
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ericlathrop
12y ago
That looks very nice. Much more comprehensive than my tool. If all my tool accomplished was to prompt you to release your better tool, then I'm a happy camper. Yay open source!
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ericlathrop
12y ago
Wow, that's a pretty neat approach! How well does that work with multiple people?
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ericlathrop
12y ago
This tool helps you stay distributed by keeping a server somewhere that constantly backs up all your repos. With this you can't accidentally forget to make a copy if you make a quick repo in a coffee shop somewhere, and delete the loca
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ericlathrop
12y ago
Plus, you can use this to backup someone else's repos in case they delete them.
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ericlathrop
12y ago
Not when you use several different computers, or when you're done with an old project and delete your local copy.
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Show HN: Backup your public GitHub repositories with GitHub-backup
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12y ago
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How to Build a Real Social Network
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13y ago
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