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What didn’t you like? What does your app do that is better? I use cmus daily but sad that it’s no longer improving.
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For a command like media player, did you try cmus?
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The email encryption tools available are not ergonomic or easy to set-up and maintain. It presents a steep learning curve that requires special plugins or email clients / search tools as the giants don’t have good support for it. I hav
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For learning German I have enjoyed these audiobooks @ 30 min per day: - Paul Noble parts 1 & 2 - Pimsleur course starting at Lesson 11
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MLK addresses looting. > Urban riots are a special form of violence. They are not insurrections. The rioters are not seeking to seize territory or to attain control of institutions. They are mainly intended to shock the white community.
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It's rhetorical -- the US has been ramping up a trade war with China for years now. The US sanctions on Xinjiang damage the region economically and cause more suffering for the people who live there. If the US gov't was truly conc
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The US imprisons 5x as many people per capita as China and buys billions of dollars of products made by US prison slave labor. They could start there.
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Let’s ask the World Bank[1]. > In line with standard practice, immediately after receiving a series of serious allegations in August 2019 in connection with the Xinjiang Technical and Vocational Education and Training Project, the Bank l
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Why doesn’t the US impose sanctions on Saudi Arabia for their genocide of Yemen?
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“A million people in a concentration camp” says US state agencies who tried to prevent the UN from investigating and Adrian Zenz commissioned by the BBC. Let’s ask the UN what they think about China’s response to terrorism in Xinjiang after
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It’s economic warfare against a destabilized region that only recently quelled constant terrorism. The US casts a blanket assumption that ALL products from the region are produced by slave labor unless proven otherwise. That’s backwards. An
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Hpack – Swiss army knife of web page archiving(github.com)
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Agglutinative Language (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Check out _Lifespan_ by Dr. David Sinclair if you enjoy the topic of anti-aging.
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Also yeast is used frequently in medical and biological scientific studies, and helps us learn more about the role of DNA, aging , and certain kinds of cancer.
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Reminded of Victor Lustig, who sold someone the Eiffel Tower. He impersonated a government official and told a group of scrap metal dealers it was too costly to maintain and that it was set to be demolished and sold as scrap. The man who pu
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There are lots of great ways to handle this in vim. You can sync your system clipboard with vim, for example. This also works well with clipboard history apps like Alfred or CopyQ. Also, :set mouse+=a solves the line number selection issue.
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Truly wholesome hackathon invitation. Glad to see it got so much traction already.
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Happy to see they finally ported from vulcan to openGL[1], but it's not released yet. https://github.com/neovide/neovide/issues/491
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Coc[1] might change your mind. Neovim 0.5 now has a built-in language server, and 0.6 will have even more language features available via tree-sitter integration. The best is yet to come. 1. https://github.com/neoclide/
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> Splits I can drag around to move and resize with a mouse You can already use the mouse to resize splits in neovim, :set mouse+=a > "Native" window tabs instead of terminal-style tabs Which features would "native"
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Notice the article doesn't mention countries where proper lockdown worked very well and took only around 100 days.
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DMARC basically breaks mail intermediaries and is fundamentally problematic, hence the low adoption rate. ARC is a much better alternative that builds on DKIM and allows intermediate custodians of mail.
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If this article resonates with you, I recommend reading The War of Art by Steven Pressfield.
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Not necessarily agreeing but reminded of the Harvard Bridge in Boston. I heard that though it was often called the MIT bridge (because it connects MIT campus to Boston), they felt fine with the name “Harvard” after learning it was structura
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I’ve seen a handful of this kind of “Google, but only for things I’ve seen before” app. I think it’s something the world needs, but there are a lot of different approaches and I don’t think anyone has quite nailed it. Ultimately the best so
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You can use a separate mailbox just for delta chat
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> Does it allow mixing encrypted and unencrypted messages? What happens if I use an alternative mail client, will I still be able to read email from people after the project dies and the clients stop working? Yes. It uses the AutoCrypt s
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I use delta-chat (chat over imap) and it’s fantastic. Decentralized / federated e2e chat, running on the Internet’s most well-known, resilient, universally supported, self-hostable infrastructure: email.
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And half the time it will reference a plugin made by tpope

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