jsilence

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   by jsilence 7y ago

   Thanks for sharing! Would be nice if you'd wrap it into some auto-ricing script like LARBS.
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   by jsilence 7y ago

   Yes, it would be nice if more tiling window manager power users would make available their configs like Luke Smith is doing with LARBS ( https://larbs.xyz/ ).
3. 543.▲
   by jsilence 7y ago

   Yeah, this is simply capitalism. Remove the cause and not the symptoms!
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   by jsilence 7y ago

   Possibly something like an ESP32 would suffice as a web server.
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   by jsilence 7y ago

   Using emacs in a hidden scratch window under the i3 tiling window manager so that it is accessible by hotkey on all desktops. Using a journaling capture template for quickly adding notes. Not perfect, but quick enough.
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   by jsilence 7y ago

   Deft can easily be configured to generate org files by default.
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   by jsilence 7y ago

   Just find a local producer, pay 3fold and enjoy the real good taste of quality chicken. These quality over quantity producers DO exist.
8. 548.▲
   by jsilence 7y ago

   I partly misuse Zotero as a bookmarker that does offline copies, indexing and gives me the possibility to categorize and tag.
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   by jsilence 7y ago

   A personal journal does have some intrinsic value. Org-mode is nice for journalling.
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Nice Idea. I'm using Zotero with the FF addon as a bookmarker and subscribed to the RSS-feed in telegram via bot. This way everyone in my workgroup gets notified about new bookmarks.
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    You might find the Udoo Bolt interesting: https://www.udoo.org/udoo-bolt/
12. 552.▲
    by jsilence 7y ago

    What would be a sensible minimum age for minecraft?
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Yes. Remember that in the earlies a lot of sites had web ring links at the bottom of the page? Wondering why this has not made a comeback yet. Maybe instead of static linking web ring 2.0 could utilize activity pub to highlight relevant fre
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Stoics?
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Maybe we should have cocoons. We could snoozle in our little personal shellter and have a birth experience every day! Maybe we can have some sort of VR that makes us think we are in an open environment. Then we would not have to leave the c
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Well, until it hits water surface boundary limits aka fully covered lake.
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Sadly less and less sites are providing rss feeds albeit it technically is really easy when having a content management system anyway. So todays we have to resort to a twitter to rss converter service and we integrate the feed into a Telegr
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Used and loved it back when I was on OSX. Thank you for your work! Much appreciated!
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    .oO( the beatings continue until morale improves! )
20. 560.▲
    by jsilence 7y ago

    No, they should be burned with wildfire!
21. 561.▲
    by jsilence 7y ago

    Wondering how you are planning to keep it free. Also wondering whether you would possibly consider shifting to Sagemath/CoCalc as a service.
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    But the user is choosing a Jupyter Kernel upon creation and the code is run on either one of the available Kernels. No code mixing within one notebook at the current point.
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Yet another reason why we need protocols and not APIs.
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    What about Cryptpad? https://cryptpad.fr/
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    by jsilence 7y ago

    Pointers?
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    by jsilence 8y ago

    Yes, you were missing "paired with specialized protocols designed for delivering real-time performance". You're welcome.
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    by jsilence 8y ago

    The USB spec has a part where USB devices can be turned on and off by software on a USB hub. Unfortunately almost no USB-Hub implementation/device supports this part of the spec. I have been looking into this for a while with the goal
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    by jsilence 8y ago

    Also lftp has been working since the middle ages and will continue to do so. Cross platform. The point is that convenient file transfer is a long solved problem with nice foss tools that are never going to stop working because of consumer m
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    by jsilence 8y ago

    Org offers much more functionality than MD. Tags, TODOs with start dates and deadlines, an agenda view, capture templates, and a jupyter like notebook format with org-babel that allows for selectively integrating live code snippets into org
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    by jsilence 8y ago

    So telling that these simple behavioural rules actually have to be spelled out instead of being normal common sense behaviour.