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fsiefken
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Very good, I go for project gemini https://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/faq.gmi
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If you can somehow run it through github actions and output to styled html see: https://codemadness.org/downloads/sfeed/html/feeds.html not sure if it would fit on the screen. alternatively you could export t
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if you use spacemacs you can use orgmode with easier keybindings and vim mode. https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/bkfare/org_mode_with... I like taskwarrior with karmawarrior (gamify tasks) because
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sfeed command line https://codemadness.org/sfeed-simple-feed-parser.html it can output to gopher, twtxt, mbox and html. gemini export would be nice so I can do everything in gemini. you can't really get more minimal I
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Ask HN: Timestamping a DIY corona test result
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it could be done with codec2, but duty cycle of 1% would limit it to push to talk brief sentences every minute or so, it might be better to stick to text. Perhaps handy when someone had a mountain accident and can only push and talk. Use a
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5y ago
It's an ideal oracle as you don't need cards, sticks, coins or dice. Just a stick and sand. On the other hand, i like the 2 dice for casting the tibetan mo. The geomancy figutes remind me of bagchen and domino configurations, i wo
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we should all upgrade to gemini on casios, not sure if the processor is powerful enough to run the opentls encryption. perhaps a beowulf cluster can be made
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do you mean something like: * bullet journal https://bulletjournal.com/ * analog https://ugmonk.com/blogs/journal/analog-the-simplest-productivity-system * hipster pda https://en
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5y ago
Running Samsung Dex with Termux with tmuxinator, spacemacs, taskwarrior with karmawarrior, frotz, aerc, rdk77's elinks and bluetooth keyboard
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5y ago
What would be the added value of an average and aspiring chess player like me to play against Stockfish 14 instead of one of he previous versions? I feel I'll never challenge the maximum capacity of such an engine.
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O wow, I didn't notice there's FUSE file system.
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Wow, thanks for documenting the idea, this could be a nice alternative to my tiddlywiki markdown setup. I could do all kinds of queries on my knowledge base. Still I could use grep as well for document counts and lists. It's neat that
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5y ago
Wouldn't fuzix be a better alternative on a 286? not that expect using a 286. if i'm going to a more simple processor i would do it for the low power consumption it'd could bring https://www.spinics.net/lists&
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I'd like to know how the average battery life and power requirements are of the different standards. For example, I've got a 5G phone but to spare power I sometimes switch to 3G or 4G even though I don't really know if it
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5y ago
With the node based tiddlywiki it saves the tiddlers as seperate text files
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you can use the node based tiddlywiki and it saves the tiddlers in seperate text files. with the markdown plugin it saves to markdown. With obsidian you can use the markdown as well, or with kiln you can export to gemini or the small web
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Would be nice to have a real flat top down 2d view for either square or hexagonal tiling, but the web client tiling seems to be fixed to birds eye view. I can just download the android/linux/win/mac client for that of course.
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I remember the Apple Newton, mine took 4 AA battery's and did very adequate handwriting recognition. From wikipedia: The original handwriting recognition engine was called Calligrapher, and was licensed from a Russian company called Pa
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I just read on the Gemini mailinglist that Thunderbird 78.11. 0 recognizes gemini links, so it's a start. https://lists.orbitalfox.eu/archives/gemini/2021/006627.html
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yes, i just wrote about this on the Gemini mailing list. Even with small 2K files there is a ~50% reduction in size (and more if you use dictionary based compression). If you are on an extremely slow link at sea that can mean a few seconds
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Sourcehut supports Gemini pages. Sourcehut sysop Drew DeVault has a Gemini presence as well. https://portal.drewdevault.com/x/srht.site https://drewdevault.com/2020/11/01/What-is-Gemini-a
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Yes, but suppose I'm on a 200 bytes per second long distance radio link. One average UTF8 encoded page would perhaps take 10 seconds to load. With zstd or brotli compression it would take half the time. For ultra low power computing (f
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I really like the idea but reading this in the FAQ disappoints me: "Gemini has no support for caching, compression, or resumption of interrupted downloads" Back in the day in the time of BBS with Fidonet or Usenet, I really liked
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Ah that's nice, I remember the win3.11 speaker.drv with which you could play through the speaker. Full color video with audio is a bridge to far with a 386 i think unless it's something like a 320x240 mpeg-1 with low bitrate audio
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Quake1 ran on my 486 for sure, I think I also tried Q3. I think I was running either slackware or mandriva. All games required a GPU, so you probably mean DirectX or OpenGL acceleration. Yes, so given the existence of OpenGL acceleration on
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So, is quake3 more performant with the rust version? not that it really matters in modern hardware, but I'm curious if Quake3 rust would run faster on my 486.
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yes, volkov commander is good enough. i'd like to have a good win3.11/9x browser that can display current ssl and css heavy websites. For freedos I compile things like the below myself. http://www.ausreg.com/dos_po
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A low dose has anti-depressive effects, but these are much larger doses. According to her husband she was addicted, and on Erowid there are reports of people getting addicted to it: https://www.erowid.org/experiences/su
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I'd like to run Hubs Cloud on premises (my own home), but it's currently only offered as Digital Ocean droplet and Amazon https://hubs.mozilla.com/docs/hubs-cloud-intro.html I found some repositories here and
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