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by k2enemy 10y ago
Along similar lines, I'm a fan of the "latex-therefore" package: https://github.com/bgschiller/latex-therefore
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by k2enemy 10y ago
You can also set tmux as your default shell with chsh. I've been doing this for a while on macOS and have enjoyed it (other than user namespace issues that still drive me crazy)
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by k2enemy 10y ago
I've been annoyed by the capitalization and (TM) thing since I first started seeing it on slashdot (maybe it was fish and chips then) in the late 90s. But live and let live. At least we've dropped the micro$oft thing.
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by k2enemy 10y ago
Yes, this will be a big problem to confront, but it should be noted that the NPR story is very misleading: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/no-truck-driver-isnt-the-mo...
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by k2enemy 10y ago
Thanks!
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by k2enemy 10y ago
I'm a huge fan of VimWiki and have years worth of data in my main wiki. What are people using for their wiki on iOS? Right now I'm syncing with iA Writer. It works pretty well, but doesn't support links. It looks like Bear
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by k2enemy 10y ago
postfix with dovecot, dspam, and postgrey
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by k2enemy 10y ago
I'd love to give this a try for my mail server that is currently hosted on Linode. Half the price would be great. Does anyone have experience with how "clean" the AWS IP addresses are? I'd hate to switch to Lightsail a
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by k2enemy 10y ago
A great tool for exploring JTAG and other protocols is the bus pirate: http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Bus_Pirate It isn't great for what the article mentions (lack of pre-existing tools for common mobile phon
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SC-IM – An ncurses spreadsheet program for terminal(github.com)
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by k2enemy 10y ago
I tried alot years ago and loved it, but it had the huge caveat that it didn't write changes back to a maildir. This made it really hard to incorporate into a multi-device setup. Do you know if this has been added? I didn't see
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by k2enemy 10y ago
Yep, I'm already planning my eventual switch to full time linux. In previous releases there has been at least one thing I look forward to, but this one has nothing. Just features that I would rather not have included. I was recalling
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Just be aware that they solve very different problems. I'm actually very confused about how the author of the article jumped from a budgeting tool to a double entry bookkeeping application and they somehow solved the same problem. I
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And yet he misses some obvious things. Would you buy farmland, let it sit barren, then sell it years down the road? Of course not -- you would rent it to farmers. This income would need to be included in the returns to buying the land.
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by k2enemy 10y ago
Fine, but if BI is not funded through taxes, then how is it funded?
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by k2enemy 10y ago
I keep seeing this repeated in discussions about BI, but I honestly have no idea how it would be possible. I get that everyone receives the same size check, no matter what their income, but who pays for the BI program? I assume it is funde
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by k2enemy 10y ago
Very cool! My favorite movie. See also: https://github.com/jtwaleson/decrypt although yours much more faithfully recreated the Sneakers scene.
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by k2enemy 10y ago
A year ago I would have agreed with you, but it is getting to the point where it is very difficult to run your own mail server (I still do). In the name of fighting spam, Google, Yahoo, AOL, etc. have made it a real chore to get messages de
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by k2enemy 10y ago
Maybe they didn't stop re-investing all their profits. Whether Amazon keeps and re-invests all of its profit (as retained earnings) or returns it all to shareholders, the reported net income number doesn't change. It seems like y
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by k2enemy 10y ago
In the United States, practices like this fall under the Federal Trade Commission's authority. They offer guidance here: https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/plain-language/bu... It looks lik
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by k2enemy 11y ago
I agree that it is annoying to have the "home" or "main" link go to the blog home. But when you are at blog.domain.com , is it really that difficult for you to figure out how to get to domain.com ?
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by k2enemy 11y ago
I love mutt and use it as my primary email client. I got too frustrated with gmail's interface changing all the time and Apple's Mail.app introducing regressions each release. You can't beat mutt's speed and stability.
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by k2enemy 11y ago
I've been using rss2email ( https://github.com/wking/rss2email ) to read rss feeds in mutt. It works well for me.
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by k2enemy 11y ago
Also fun -- see what Yahoo thinks your interest are: https://aim.yahoo.com/aim/us/en/optout/
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by k2enemy 11y ago
I love email, but I'm still not really in love with any of the email clients I've used. I'd really like something with high information density ([0] for example) and fast keyboard shortcuts, but that has some of the soft edg
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by k2enemy 11y ago
I didn't read the paper, but I could imagine that on weekdays when the weather is nice you get a lot of people unhappy that they are stuck at work.
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by k2enemy 11y ago
Economists don't like to change their tools, but Julia is getting a lot of attention among grad students that are picking between Julia, Python, and Matlab as a first language.
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by k2enemy 11y ago
Absolutely nowhere in the article did it suggest that computer scientists are outsiders to math problems.
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by k2enemy 11y ago
I couldn't find any mention on the website -- does it support one time numbers for online transactions? If not, I'd be very reluctant to use it. One breach and your bitcoin account is gone.
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> It's clear to me that these people have no idea what encryption actually is and only have a cursory understanding of what it does. I'm not so sure. Even if McCain (and other politicians) have a perfect understanding of encry

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