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721.
by nanna 6y ago
Have you seen Stump the Guesser by Guy Maddin? Your site reminds me of it.
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Volcanic eruption in Iceland: Geldingadalsgos(mbl.is)
2 points by nanna 6y ago|1 comments
723.
by nanna 6y ago
Also see: https://vedur.is/um-vi/frettir/skjalfti-m57-a-reykjanesi https://grapevine.is/news/2021/03/19/breaking-eruption-at-fa... https://www.ruv.is/frett&#x2
724.
by nanna 6y ago
WARNING: FLASHING LIGHTS Just as it's expected to add the year to a HN post title if it's old, or [pdf] if it's a pdf link, pages with rapidly flashing images should be marked with a seizure warning too.
725.
by nanna 6y ago
Grabby aliens = projecting human colonialism across the cosmos, featuring an especially dubious technological determinism. Am I missing something?
726.
Chemacs 2 – an emacs profile switcher(github.com)
1 points by nanna 6y ago|0 comments
727.
A Brief History of the Chinese Internet(logicmag.io)
1 points by nanna 6y ago|0 comments
728.
by nanna 6y ago
Bottled water for a cup of tea?! Good idea about the filter.
729.
by nanna 6y ago
You, sir, must either live somewhere with very soft water, or be very young, or be not from the British Isles?!
730.
by nanna 6y ago
I'm really sorry to hear that happened to you here. All these 'free speech' threads seem to attract the most toxic HN users.
731.
by nanna 6y ago
Very inspiring! Thank you.
732.
by nanna 6y ago
ifixit has only ever given two phones 10/10 in its repairability scores, the Fairphone 2 and 3, and only one other phone has scored above 7 since 2017. What we really need is system to seriously penalise manufacturers until they fundam
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Coding in Stenography(youtube.com)
1 points by nanna 6y ago|0 comments
734.
by nanna 6y ago
I've found that using use-package in my init.el to manage, install and customize my packages helps me run a reasonably similar emacs setup across my Linux and Windows computers. I use git to synchronise it across systems. (use-pack
735.
by nanna 6y ago
That's pretty neat, thank you! I'll give that a go. I suppose radio target links function a bit like inline tags, in a way, in that wrapping a string in <<<angle brackets>>> and C-c'ing it turns every use of
736.
by nanna 6y ago
Anyone know if it's possible to tag a paragraph, or non-heading element, in org?
737.
by nanna 6y ago
I'd say 'single handedly' is a bit of an overstatement, but Overleaf are definitely doing a great job.
738.
by nanna 6y ago
> admit to myself that I'm not a real man Note, many emacs users aren't men at all.
739.
Planet Emacslife(planet.emacslife.com)
2 points by nanna 6y ago|0 comments
740.
Signel – barebones Signal client for Emacs(jao.io)
2 points by nanna 6y ago|1 comments
741.
by nanna 6y ago
You do this simply by setting the documentclass option `twoside`. Eg \documentclass[twoside,a4paper,11pt]{article} Setting it to `oneside` will prevent the inner margins from swapping.
742.
by nanna 6y ago
Well, use LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX as your engine, and then just type in unicode. Also search for errors about missing glyphs in your font.
743.
by nanna 6y ago
> It’s just extremely complicated Depends on what you're trying to do. To publish an article or book - no it's not very complicated. There's a vast package ecosystem and knowing where to turn can be daunting, but there is
744.
by nanna 6y ago
I've not come across this myself, but pretty sure if you asked on tex.stackexchange.com someone would knock up a macro to do it for you, if one didn't already exist.
745.
by nanna 6y ago
> I personally find "hate speech" nomenclature quite tedious I first encountered 'hate speech' as a wide eyed teenager in the 1990s on a gaming IRC room that I hung out in. Somehow my ethnic background came out, and i
746.
by nanna 6y ago
I would recommend investing the time to learn and publish it in LaTeX (in all seriousness).
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Þráinsskjaldarhraun volcano eruption imminent(grapevine.is)
4 points by nanna 6y ago|3 comments
748.
The Mutable Gallery(mutable.gallery)
69 points by nanna 6y ago|18 comments
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Matz: How Emacs changed my life (2012)(slideshare.net)
3 points by nanna 6y ago|0 comments
750.
by nanna 6y ago
I despair. In the UK land is so parcelled up, monopolised, and held for posterity that you need serious wealth to buy anything even low grade. And now that we've left the EU it's not like it's even possible to move elsewhere.

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