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9y ago
My big issue is Redshift not working in Wayland yet. https://github.com/jonls/redshift/issues/260
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9y ago
Ten years ago I could use the upvote arrows on HN w/o JavaScript.
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9y ago
Racket is well documented, has a well working (if slightly heavy) IDE, and packages an app by running "raco exe" (Around 6.5 mb for a "HelloWorld". That could be worse.). And you can package for Windows just as easily us
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9y ago
If you enable it in .vimrc: set mouse=a
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10y ago
For a free software spreadsheet people can work on at the same time, there's EtherCalc: https://ethercalc.net/
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10y ago
Arc works fine on newer versions of Racket using the MzScheme legacy language bindings.
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10y ago
And it would be nice with an indicator telling whose turn it is.
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10y ago
Is it released under a free/libre license?
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10y ago
Another alternative (for Mozilla-based browsers): LibreJS https://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/ https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/librejs/gnu_librejs-6.0.13-fx.xpi - Blocks non-free Javascript
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10y ago
"Many people believe that the spirit of the GNU Project is that you should not charge money for distributing copies of software, or that you should charge as little as possible-just enough to cover the cost. This is a misunderstanding.
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10y ago
I gave up Lynx in favour of Links2 because problems reading HackerNews. Try navigating to news.ycombinator.com without the https:// and Lynx will freeze completely.
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10y ago
With Bellard's page it's surely not just because he "couldn't be bothered with JavaScript" or something, because 4th link boots up Linux in a browser window. I wonder if there is some law on the inverse relationship
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10y ago
Sleazy Congressional Republicans Of The United States
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10y ago
In conversations about webdesign, I usually always mention HackerNews and Stallman's political blog: http://stallman.org/archives/polnotes.html Minimalist, all the content is linkable, and they both work even on L
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WebPd: Run your Pure Data patches on the web
(github.com)
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10y ago
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Take action for free JavaScript
(fsf.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Wouldn't this piece of code be classified as "trivial" by the policy in the link, and therefore not need it? Anyway, if you download the source and look in the 'copyright' file it says: "This software is copyri
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11y ago
I've been using Mithril a bit, and I like how it's just a library, not a big framework pushing you to use a particular set of components. It's very light and very well documented. There are these "Mithril" libraries
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11y ago
Is there anything like this for Javascript?
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11y ago
Why is it any worse to link to a page than to put it in an iframe? (The author's page header was still on there, so there's a clear attribution.) Why is the author so dissatisfied with his page getting so many views? I'd assu
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11y ago
A counter-example is "Currying"/"Schönfinkelisation" (although it is also a mathematical concept).
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11y ago
O no, what's gonna happen to gNewSense?
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11y ago
Nice demo, but the dialogue on top of the video is fairly annoying: "I have no idea how he did it!", "This is insane!", "You can't see it here but my jaw just completely dropped.". Would have been better w
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11y ago
Nice idea. Looking at the script, it seems it's fetching packages specifically for Ubuntu Trusty. If the script is only for a specific version of Ubuntu, it might make sense to write that somewhere in the readme (or better, make it wor
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11y ago
Unless any of the libraries are natively built with node-gyp.
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11y ago
The landing permit itself as referenced in the Danish article: https://www.denfri.dk/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/overflight_...
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11y ago
I was also expecting individual cells and VBA scripting. It's vector-graphics he's making, and the title is absolutely misleading. Anyone can do "spreadsheet art" by putting any image into MS Excel or Libreoffice Calc th
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11y ago
It's 'Square Serif Medium' (Look at the css, or do Right Click => Inspect Element in your browser)
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SXML – syntax for writing XML as S-expressions
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Having only read the first half, I find the article interesting and well-written, especially Minsky's quote on how belief in 'free will' is based on an incomplete understanding on human activity; and also how he wires up the
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