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Linux Voice Joins the Linux New Media Family(linux-magazine.com)
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by luxpir 10y ago
Issue 32 was the last issue of Linux Voice as a stand-alone magazine, as we have joined Linux Magazine. This newly merged magazine will bring the best bits of Linux Voice and Linux Magazine together into a single volume. All four of us Linu
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Show HN: Linux Voice magazine shuts down, merges
1 points by luxpir 10y ago|2 comments
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by luxpir 10y ago
I'll just add that this is well worth the read. I'd go so far as to say it's an inspirational piece. More upvotes. More hacker hacks.
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Mutt with multiple accounts, mbsync, notmuch, GPG and sub-minute updates(lukespear.co.uk)
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Decentralised, encrypted, anonymous, offline messaging platform for git(github.com)
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Sign in to True Key with your face or fingerprint(truekey.com)
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by luxpir 10y ago
>But nobody, and I mean nobody, wants to use a desktop computer the way they use a tablet or a phone. That's not quite what's on offer. It's more like the ability to plug your phone into a monitor and carry on working. No
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How your parking style gives away your level of job satisfaction(medium.com)
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by luxpir 10y ago
Not sure you're contributing a lot to the conversation there. Probably annoying a bunch of folks in the process. You probably know all that though. But you're right. We love being called orientals. It's just that warm feeling
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Microsoft’s HoloLens comes to UK(bbc.co.uk)
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US startup Geofeedia 'allowed police to track protesters'(bbc.co.uk)
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by luxpir 10y ago
Seconded, am crawling logs on several sites via cronjob. Dead simple and documented. No on-site JS is perfect. (More than) enough data to find out who, where and how long visitors are on site.
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by luxpir 10y ago
Completely sympathize with the reasoning behind this. Have done similar myself, trying to make the most of low-resource software to run on low-powered hardware. Self-hosting email, while a PITA at times (must use mailinabox next time... but
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Release of the Translation Marketing Checklist(linguaquote.com)
1 points by luxpir 10y ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 10y ago
OK, based on the comment thread I'm now trying this: sleep 25m; espeak "Take a break!"; notify-send "Get a cup of coffee, stretch, ignore existential angst"
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by luxpir 10y ago
Excellent. Will investigate. Currently using espeak to call out pomodoros (among other things - weather, motivational quotes, reminders) at set times. But of course you tune out after a while. This might be a more flexible solution. EDIT: C
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by luxpir 10y ago
Check out APRS[0]. Solves most of the above already by centralizing data-collection. Would just need a beacon on every vehicle. No need for internet connectivity. Receiving stations can be scaled up as required. Logging of course not an iss
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by luxpir 10y ago
Update: One spot left. Drop me a line if this appeals!
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by luxpir 10y ago
PS - if you've taken a look and decided it's not actually what you want, I'd like your feedback if you had a second! PPS - Just 2 spots left now, if you'd like to take part.
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by luxpir 10y ago
Clickable: https://copywritingaudit.com
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Ask HN: How about a free copywriting audit?
2 points by luxpir 10y ago|3 comments
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Please add LibreSignal to f-droid(github.com)
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Whirlwind tour of the human genome(dankoboldt.com)
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by luxpir 10y ago
If he's anything like me, a fellow mutt user, he cares more about speed and the text itself than pretty columns. It's surprising how little you miss html, particularly when breezing through email at a rate of knots. Plus system re
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by luxpir 10y ago
Can confirm. Long-term mutt-er who frequently switches between wired and wireless networks. I basically just ctrl+z any frozen mutt instance and start over. 'fg 1' brings up the first when back on the first network... But overall
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by luxpir 10y ago
A few, but none with enough momentum to win over the mainstream. See Tox, Vector/Matrix, Jitsi with OTR... Otherwise there are web-based solutions that work well. Is it talky.io? EDIT: Not forgetting Signal, of course. But I think you
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Mystery bright spots could be first glimpse of another universe (2015)(newscientist.com)
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by luxpir 10y ago
I can only suggest you change your situation for the better. I don't have a perfect answer for how, of course, but consider: - moving state or abroad, to somewhere less pressured and competitive - changing industry, at a push, if there
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by luxpir 10y ago
Isn't that the premise of the study? Sidenote: I read the SciAm article last week, not this one yet.

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