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by nanna 4y ago
Learning how to use a screen reader in order to test the a11y of my code has been on my todo for a very long time. Has anyone else done this? Is it worth it?
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by nanna 4y ago
Those are optional fields?
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by nanna 4y ago
I buy Palestinian olive oil as it tastes the best and it supports a people living under apartheid and occupation.
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What is the Eric Conspiracy?(catb.org)
1 points by nanna 4y ago|0 comments
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by nanna 4y ago
Emacs supports the Hebrew calendar out of the box (alongside Julian, Islamic, Chinese, Mayan, Coptic, French Revolutionary etc etc) but I've never worked out how make much use of it. Anyone have suggestions to get the festivals into Or
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EXE Magazine 1988-2000(gizmonaut.net)
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by nanna 4y ago
Tried out recoll thanks to you posting this, and it's brilliant! Will be using pdfgrep a lot less from now on, though your help with pdfgrep-mode is great for when I do.
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by nanna 4y ago
Tried this the other day but couldn't figure out how to use it. Is it invoked from eshell, dired, a pdftool buffer, or what?
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by nanna 4y ago
Naive European here. Are you saying that in America academics sell merchandise for their modules? And students, despite having paid exorbitant sums to sit them, go and buy them?
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by nanna 4y ago
A great example of Xapian in action is the email client Mu or Mu4e (for terminal or Emacs, respectively), which queries massive amounts of emails blazingly fast. https://www.djcbsoftware.nl/code/mu/ https:/&
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by nanna 4y ago
Unfortunately I don't think Figma's market base shares the pejorative associations with Adobe as do the majority of HN. To the mainstream, Adobe is to design tools what Microsoft is to office tools or Google is to search and email
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by nanna 4y ago
How about just drones then flown by tourists in otherwise quite and relaxing nature spots?
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by nanna 4y ago
- Last time I tried it didn't support screensharing on Wayland.
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by nanna 4y ago
Reading this it's hard to not agree with Huey P Newton's assesment of the police as 'brutal, gross and uncairing', or 'pigs', especially when such behaviour systematically characterised(/s) their interacti
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by nanna 4y ago
If you're on a distro which doesn't have Emacs 28+, one option is to pick it up from guix.
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by nanna 4y ago
He was like, yeah, so I'm not going to lengthen the misery by giving you an extension. Start writing. I managed to get the thing in, writing till the day of submission itself. Doing it this way at least kept it cohesive, and I passed m
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by nanna 4y ago
I'll never forget how nine months before my PhD was due, I had to tell my supervisor that I'd not written a single line that could be kept, and that I'd come to the point of feeling 24/7 like R Crumb's "little
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by nanna 4y ago
Am I wrong in thinking a selling point of SBCL is that there aren't 'major' releases, and only tweaks and bugfixes, which makes it so reliable and stable?
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by nanna 4y ago
Recommendations for a Smalltalk intro?
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by nanna 4y ago
I think you're confusing for-profit, opensource and, as I assume would be the motive behind this switch, at least relatively privacy protecting?
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Habitat Lucasarts Mmorpg (1985)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by nanna 4y ago
Apparently Kernighan is also updating his Awk book of 1988 this summer too. https://irreal.org/blog/?p=10746
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Ask HN: Is anyone else terrified about a nuclear catastrophe from Ukraine?
1 points by nanna 4y ago|18 comments
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by nanna 4y ago
Seems like this is easy enough... Mu/mu4e: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/23812/remove-attac... Thunderbird: https://www.datarecovery.institute/remove-attachments-from-t...
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by nanna 4y ago
Huh, anyone know if other clients like mu/mu4e or thunderbird have this capility?
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by nanna 4y ago
Bear in mind that this book explicitly expects readers to already be familiar with lisp, so if you've not got a lisp environment going already and need an introduction, you should really look elsewhere first. Touretzsky's book is
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by nanna 4y ago
>"working for climate" almost exclusively means working to bring about a big political change. This. System change not climate change.
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by nanna 4y ago
> Not to be confused with Apple's Calendar application (previously named iCal). All these years I had exactly that confusion! Thanks, really interesting.
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Ask HN: Why is there no RSS-equivalent for events?
2 points by nanna 4y ago|3 comments
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by nanna 4y ago
I've been using Helm for everything for years and have been reluctant to switch to the Consult, Embark, Marginalia etc ecosystem. Is it worth it?

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