mxuribe

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by mxuribe 9mo ago
I really appreciate you sharing those! And, i can totally see the value in all of them. I think even just the one click capture via browser is immensely worth it, let alone those other features. Thanks again!
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by mxuribe 9mo ago
Is there any documentation for self-hosting that you can share or point to? Um, maybe my brain is not working today...but it sure is hell is not obvious where the instructions are for setting up a self-hosted instance. :-)
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by mxuribe 9mo ago
Hi @ifh-hn , would you mind sharing what features you feel might make zotero better than text files on a disk? I'm genuinely interested to learn. I've heard of zotero maybe a year or so ago, and was curious about it, but never too
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by mxuribe 9mo ago
Kinda like legacy git cloning, but then of course sharing back not just with a signal (e.g. star, likes, etc.), but also actual contribution via replication of said source code...I love it!
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by mxuribe 9mo ago
I sure hope something like said bookmarking sites come to pass! Though, if such functionality gets incorporated into existing activitypub stacks (and not as separate tools), that works too! :-)
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by mxuribe 9mo ago
> ... If there was going to be any year where Linux made strong gains it should have been 2025 with the forced retirement of the "forever OS" Windows 10. But the needle barely moved at all. I beg to differ...I have a feeling th
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by mxuribe 9mo ago
Is it weird that one of the features that i look for in forge is the ability to star/bookmark a repo? But, since this is decentralized, makes sense that there is no central place to "house" said bookmark...So I'd either
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by mxuribe 9mo ago
https://marsuribe.net/
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by mxuribe 10mo ago
This is a really cool tool! And, not to diminish the work put into this tool...but at a glance at the code, it appears to be a specific RSS reader for the BBC (see: https://github.com/hako/bbcli/blob/709c6417
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by mxuribe 10mo ago
I don't know if Pelican is as popular nowadays or not...but i've used it for a few years now...and it does the trick quite nicely! I'd highly recommend it! I think the only downside is that the project site's documentat
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by mxuribe 10mo ago
Now that i'm looking back at xmpp, i agree that i wish we would have doubled down on xmpp - either to make some things easier for hosting, etc. And, yeah, its funny that you mention about the hatred of xml...i never loved it, but never
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by mxuribe 10mo ago
> ...The computational/storage costs for Matrix really were way too burdensome though. I ended up going with Jabber (Snikket). A jabber server costs essentially nothing to run... Your experience seems to mirror my own. I still use m
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by mxuribe 10mo ago
I also wanted - and still want - matrix to succeed! But, i've also semi-given up. I still use it because there a small number of folks i still chat with; though that's dying off. I managed a synapse home server very early in matri
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by mxuribe 11mo ago
I didn't know that about the UK...and my instinct immediately was to think that the UK meteorologists are some awesome badasses walking around with military uniforms and some cool weather patch on their shoulder! :-) Half-seriously, it
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by mxuribe 11mo ago
> ...it isn't trivial to build. All those modern features are at odds with performance. I suppose both points make sense!
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by mxuribe 11mo ago
> ...that isn’t the only or a generic enough use case (XMPP is behind Zoom, Jitsi, Fortnite, etc. Great point! I forgot that xmpp can/is used for other use cases that are not just chat. Also I guess I should be a little more forgivi
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by mxuribe 11mo ago
I had only heard about Snikket as I was spinning down my xmpp experiment... maybe I can take a look nowadays (including moving and others). Thanks for sharing!
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by mxuribe 11mo ago
I used to consider myself a HUUUGE matrix fanboy....while i still respect what the teams have done over time, I have been feeling a little, i don't know, deflated maybe? Maybe its the UX/UI aspect, i don;t know...i have not run a
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Well, this sucks! Whether its the Chinese gov. (like in this piece), or the U.s. gov in other areas (and w/more frequency this year), its an awful state of affairs for everyone. I remember years, maybe a couple of decades ago, there wa
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by mxuribe 1y ago
> Yeah, I hear you. I almost started using a purely text-based todo workflow for those same reasons, but it was hard to give up some web UI features, like easily switching between list and kanban-style views. Yeah, i like me some kanban!
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I know this post is more about nextcloud...but can i just say this one feature from Vikunja "...export task summaries and comments..." sounds great!!! One of the features i seek out when i look for a task, project management softw
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I started using this and overall quite good but with very minor caveats... * My part of the world is not adjacent to Germany (where this paid offering is hosted)...so there is a little latency. But not nearly as bad as I expected. * While f
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I'm not a watch enthusiast, but i do like the what i'll call old school look and appeal of Casio watches. If Casio hasn't already done so, it feels like they have chances to tap into both nostalgia audiences plus geeks audien
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I'm 50/50 on this...Because on one side, i'm happy to see more innovation, or if not innovation, at least some progress on energy industry in this form. But, on the other side, i tend to - maybe sometimes unfairly - feel real
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Respectfully, i disagree. But, then when i really probe why i feel that, i think i simply have personally negative feelings against Jobs, and that of course isn't fair to fans of Jobs. It might sound like i'm discounting the good
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Maybe its simply my personally opinion, but I agree with @tylerflick with the opinion that why not Dennis Ritchie. Sure, Jobs was a ridiculously effective *promoter*, and there is without a doubt a place for that role in the world...But i g
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Yes, but, there are things one can do to help alleviate or avoid being classified as spammer...such as setting up SPF, DKIM, DMARc, etc. properly. Also, have folks send emails into your new inbox first, then reply, etc...Also, "warm up
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I appreciate your comments @cyberpunk! > ...I work in a place with teams on my project split across multiple time zones, and I reply to people when I'm able... I've worked in other places where i did just as you noted! But, her
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Yeah, i use this technique - both a simple blocking appointment as well as a fake meeting with only myself...but what has even happened a few times is that someone will see that i have an appointment or meeting near the end of the day, and
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Good idea, i'll give that a shot. Thx for the tip!

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