neeasade

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by neeasade 4y ago
> I can't see how this is functionally significantly different than EasyMotion[1] or Sneak[2]. from the readme: > it maps possible futures, and shows you which key(s) you will need to press before you actually need to do that. I
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by neeasade 4y ago
I enjoy the date of 1976 as the origin date re: Emacs as teco macros because that's the same year vi was born (and thus, the war began)
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by neeasade 4y ago
Been doing this for about a decade, it works nicely. Def recommend stows `--no-folding` flag (which prevents it from symlinking directories, just files) obligatory vanity link: http://noriceno.life
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by neeasade 5y ago
The recurse center is a special place. I attended Jan-Mar 2020, before yeeting myself out of NYC (because wow, what a time). It helped re-instill my faith in creative computing and reminded me that on the other side of the text there are pe
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by neeasade 6y ago
oh shoot, I missed this comment elsewhere in the thread -- just want to say I got their HP15C equivalent years ago and it's high quality.
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by neeasade 6y ago
hey all -- if anyone is looking for a modern hp calc lineup equivalent, I've been super satisfied with the HP15c clone I got from https://www.swissmicros.com/products a few years back. I was rather disappointed with th
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Systemd User Services(notes.neeasade.net)
1 points by neeasade 6y ago|0 comments
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by neeasade 6y ago
I've been a BSPWM user for about 5 years now. It's very comfy. The client is close to the shell, and you can have both automatic and manual tiling modes. When there is some feature you like that the author did not account for, you
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by neeasade 6y ago
I have the same setup, with one addition -- I use termux as an android share target so I can easily capture files and notes on the go. http://notes.neeasade.net/mobile-capture-with-orgzly-termux-...
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by neeasade 7y ago
https://notes.neeasade.net It's awesome because I use it for things I want to reference later.
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by neeasade 8y ago
Everything the author describes lacking in the end exists in emacs. Come on in, the water is fine.