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by kseistrup 1y ago
Now also available from AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-ultraplot-git
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Sweet, thanks!
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by kseistrup 1y ago
As one who is currently using `incrond` for the watch and act combo, this looks interesting. On Linux, what does it use for watching? Inotify?
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by kseistrup 1y ago
> The 0.7 should be the last big milestone for the 32-bit Red version and current toolchain and we will be working on that first. > v1.0b : (beta) completed self-hosted Red with 64-bit support. See you at v1.0, then.
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by kseistrup 1y ago
> For Linux 64-bit distros, you need to install 32-bit supporting libraries. Will it ever be 64-bit?
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by kseistrup 1y ago
There once was an app called “Do It (Tomorrow)“: https://www.tomorrow.do/ I believe it has been discontinued. It simply has two list: the “inbox“ where you would add anything that should be done, and then a “tomorrow” list.
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Does anyone know if senpai or zuse can identify with a certificate?
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Here's an AUR package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-bake-git
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by kseistrup 1y ago
DeltaChat is incompatible with ProtonMail: https://providers.delta.chat/protonmail
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by kseistrup 1y ago
The FAQ reads: »By default, Delta Chat stores all messages locally on your device. If you e.g. want to save storage space at your mail provider, you can configure Delta Chat to delete old already-received messages on the server automaticall
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Perhaps I should also add that DeltaChat is really just an email client with a user interface that is optimized for chat, and the chatmail servers are just IMAP/SMTP mail stacks optimized for DeltaChat. DeltaChat uses AutoCrypt to prov
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by kseistrup 1y ago
I can only speak from personal experience. People tend to have all sorts of reservations against DeltaChat, even if they haven't tried it, and I just haven't experienced those problems. I have tried DeltaChat with my own mailserve
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by kseistrup 1y ago
FAQ: What happens if I turn on “Delete old messages from server”? https://delta.chat/en/help#what-happens-if-i-turn-on-delete-...
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Yes, it is kind of sad. I did give said friends (who were strictly online friends in faraway countries that I had never met in “real life”) the option of a handful of other instant messaging means of reaching me, and I also made sure to con
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by kseistrup 1y ago
AFAIK, the downloaded messages are not deleted from your app.
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Not in my experience. It feels like chatting on Signal or any other instant messenger, except there are no typing indicators, especially if you use DeltaChat's chatmail server (the default if you just say “let me in”).
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by kseistrup 1y ago
I haven't run into that problem, but yes, it's possible. One problem I did run into was “allowed number of outgoing emails”. If you use groups in DeltaChat, even a small grouop of say 10 members will incur a lot of outgoing messag
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by kseistrup 1y ago
It does, and I did try it for a couple of years — I even ran my own server. None of my close friends cared to try it, and I preferred XMPP myself, so I took down the server and delete the app.
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by kseistrup 1y ago
PS: I anyone wants to give DeltaChat a spin, follow the link on my HN profile and scan the QR with the DeltaChat app.
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Try DeltaChat: https://delta.chat/
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by kseistrup 1y ago
The backend is: EMAIL! :) It uses SMTP/IMAP to propagate and store individual messages. This means that DeltaChat it will work with your usual email account (it will create an IMAP folder named DeltaChat), but if you install the app an
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by kseistrup 1y ago
I've used SimpleX for seeral years. I do like the concept, and I have supported the project, but in my opinion it suffers from two weaknesses/lacks: 1. It cannot synchronize chats across several devices, so you need a separat “acc
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by kseistrup 1y ago
I ditched WhatsApp back in 2021 (and lost a couple og long-distance friends in the process), and I communicate mostly over DeltaChat, XMPP (née Jabber), and Signal, in that order of preference. There are many other alternatives out there, e
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by kseistrup 1y ago
True, it's a huge reach, but do I have a better way of evaluating it?
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Nice question. I would not call animals who kill other animals for evil. They don't have a choice. It is their nature. Humans, by virtue of their empathy (which can be extended beyond their own species) and intelligence (however we dec
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by kseistrup 1y ago
I perceive suffering as unnecessary pain and/or fear. I can certainly know when I suffer myself. And while it's true that I cannot directly measure the pain or fear of other organisms, to some extend I can extrapolate my own exper
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by kseistrup 1y ago
In my opinion, “I'ma eat you, coz I am more entitled to live that you are” is unethical. But then again, I also chose a plantbased diet. It is impossible for more complex organism to live on Earth and not feast on other organisms, so y
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by kseistrup 1y ago
The way I see it, it's just a matter of terminology: When we detect vibrations through the air (“sound waves”) we call it hearing, and humans have dedicated organs to accomplish the task. When vibrations are detected (i.e., felt) in so
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by kseistrup 1y ago
Since production relies on donor blood, I guess this product will not be of any help to members of Jehova's Winesses.
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by kseistrup 1y ago
It shows Paris as GMT+1, but AFAIK France is observing summertime these days, so the displayed time is off by 1 hour.

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