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by jmiserez 7y ago
Zotero is/was a XUL application, and the whole application used to (also) be a Firefox plugin. So the similarities are not unexpected.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
To be fair, that's a pretty nice link, not many companies provide such an overview. And most (all) of those features are useful things that you'd probably actually want to enable in daily use. And Zotero can run completely offli
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by jmiserez 7y ago
init7.net. They have a bunch of official guides, but also help with other devices and have debugged issues with new devices. Basically if your device is capable they want to make it work.
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My ISP does, but they're the exception to the rule and cater to techies. Of course support questions for random devices need to be more specific than just "it doesn't work".
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by jmiserez 7y ago
No, sorry. But there's two Youtube videos of Plato in the original Reddit announcement: https://youtu.be/JHdsqD4xxik https://youtu.be/a2mqXTGGTDE
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by jmiserez 7y ago
There have been constant improvements since 1.0, the latest version is 2.1, see here: https://support.remarkable.com/hc/en-us/articles/36000236337... - Search was fixed in 1.5 - USB is still not a drive, but
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by jmiserez 7y ago
It's rather basic (i.e. not great), and only supports DRM-less epub and pdf.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
There used to be a Linux client, but not anymore it seems. If you can live without the convenience of cloud sync on the PC, USB transfer should also work on Linux. You'll need to physically connect the device to your PC though.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
It probably depends on what you mean by really small. Writing resolution is pretty good and most importantly it tracks the tip precisely. It's not as sharp as a real 0.2mm mechanical pencil, but you can write legibly down to ~2mm lin
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Yes, not having an eraser on the pen is basically the only gripe I have with the reMarkable 1.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Yes. The USB interface works well on the reMarkable 1, you just plug it in and go to http://10.11.99.1 in a browser. The cloud service is the default, but it is optional [1]: > Our cloud service is a service we provide to our
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by jmiserez 7y ago
I find it interesting that many people don't seem to know the "git rerere" option [1], even experienced devs. With long lived feature branches that takes away 95% of the frustration people have with rebasing. Theoretically, o
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Also sites that accept a 07/21 expiration date but not 7/21. Even worse if they accept it but then say it's an invalid card.
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DisplayPort does audio. The main reason for HDMI is DRM.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
"tl;dv" is so new/unused there's no results on Google (or Urban Dictionary for that matter). How is that possible? o_O
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by jmiserez 7y ago
ManicTime does exactly that on Windows, even in the free version. On Mac, Timing is a similar alternative. Both track windows and work offline.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Kinesis Advantage
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Home automation most likely.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Ah yes I mixed up CANVAS vs. CARTA! So my other devices actually have non-CANVAS e-Ink Carta displays.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
IIRC Canvas displays were not developed by reMarkable, it just uses one. But one of the key selling points was that the reMarkable didn't use the vendor display driver for that Canvas display, but instead they wrote a faster one. I hav
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by jmiserez 7y ago
>* I can long press on notifications and directly block it forever or finely tune the App sending it what it is allowed to send etc.* Apple improved that on iOS, see the screenshots here: https://support.apple.com/en-us&#
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by jmiserez 7y ago
> A fun (but impractical and frustrating) variant of this feature is to have the image change as soon as the viewer looks away. So you’re looking at a painting, glance away to another room, and look back to find a new painting hanging on
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by jmiserez 7y ago
At least for grayscale e-ink (Carta) displays they have this under control quite nicely. Full refresh isn't needed often, and when it's needed it's a fast rolling refresh rather than the traditional full screen blanking. Alth
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by jmiserez 7y ago
E-ink does need a light source, it's impossible to read without sufficient environmental lighting (like real paper).
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Try saying WF-1000XM3 five times in a row. I have them and they sound awesome, but I can't deny that both the case and earbuds are much bulkier than AirPods, making one look "odd" when wearing them. Also the app is pretty hor
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Two ways. Receipts fade, sometimes very quickly.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Yes, automatic enforcement is invaluable. Instead of a commit hook you can also use a pre-receive hook on the server. This allows rebasing, wip commits etc. locally and doesn't require any client config.
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by jmiserez 7y ago
Sadly many libraries get RFC and standards implementations wrong. I've run into similar edge cases before, and it's always frustrating to see it either not implemented at all (best case), or overlooked due to simplified implementa
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New macOS Bundlore Loader Analysis(blog.confiant.com)
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by jmiserez 7y ago
"Free software" as used by the parent poster (free as in freedom, not price), has a specific definition, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software It's a frequent source of confusion, which is why

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