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by ntnsndr 1y ago
A use case for a blockchain?
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by ntnsndr 1y ago
I find this is an extraordinary tool for 90% of needs, and I love that it can interact with multiple models. It is a great example of how to productize the ecosystem in a user-loyal way.
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by ntnsndr 1y ago
Same story here. 4 is running strong, with ongoing updates from e/OS.
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Tech's Turn to Trump Was a Labor Story, and the Response Should Be Too(lpeproject.org)
8 points by ntnsndr 1y ago|1 comments
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by ntnsndr 1y ago
I love Rest of World! Great work!
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by ntnsndr 2y ago
My understanding is accessibility features are in the works before the full release
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by ntnsndr 2y ago
I love this app! I recently went shopping for Linux readers and came right back to Foliate for its common sense and feature-richness beneath a clean UX.
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by ntnsndr 2y ago
Agreed. In addition to its incredible reliability and capacity for customization, you can justifiably pretend that its name is actually Fairymail.
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by ntnsndr 2y ago
I do the same except in Emacs. If it is useful, see the pandoc command I've created in .emacs to enable output to multiple formats.
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by ntnsndr 2y ago
This is why we need Exit to Community: https:/.e2c.how
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by ntnsndr 2y ago
I'm not a power user and don't know what half of the stuff in this article means, but it got me reflecting on how much rarer glitches and weird workarounds have become since I started exclusively using Linux in 2013. I feel a lot
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
One outcome of the Deadspin mess might be instructive—a group of journalists abandoned it and started Defector, a successful worker co-op. After Quitting Deadspin in Protest, They’re Starting a New Site https://www.nytimes.com&#x
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Clearing my desk: On using screens intentionally(nathanschneider.info)
2 points by ntnsndr 3y ago|0 comments
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
System76 Lemur Pro, the best and lightest laptop I have ever owned. And the purchase price helps to support the development of PopOS, the smoothest Linux distro for people who want it to just work.
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
> In reality, amid an onslaught of Chinese competition, and falling sales, the West’s electric vehicle dream is quickly unravelling – and we need to relearn all the lessons in why grand, state-led industrial strategies never work. That i
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
I have written several books in pandoc and I love it. I make an easy script to output drafts in PDF, docx, odt, and epub with one command. I am very happy with pandoc Markdown for this.
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Now We Know: Exit to Community Is Possible(colorado.edu)
2 points by ntnsndr 3y ago|0 comments
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
There is no abundance like being able to afford housing while you are still young enough to grow a family. Chatbots and streaming services are no substitute for that.
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
After I started using Zotero, I found that I stopped using Calibre. Especially with Zotero's recent improvements, it serves as a decent replacement.
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
I am an American traveling in Ireland now now and have been enjoying this! Much better to save the excess nonsense for the end of a sentence rather than confound the meaning with it.
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
Tester here. After some months of working out the kinks, this phone and OS pair are working great. I strongly recommend (if you are okay with a so-so camera).
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
I've written three books now with Markdown (in emacs), and I love it. The simplicity makes it very easy to focus on the content and export in diverse ways (which I find important for editing). My stack is: - Markdown mode in terminal e
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
I love it, and so does my mother.
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
Pop is generally great. Surprised it is not being discussed here more. It is Ubuntu + Flatpak + Nice UX improvement improvements
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
We run one at mayfirst.coop. works great. We have our own plugin to support bilingual meetings and we reduce the video quality intentionally to reduce server usage and carbon impact.
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by ntnsndr 3y ago
I'm working on a mod for enabling user self-governance in online games, initially with Minetest: modpol.net
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Mastodon isn’t just a replacement for Twitter(noemamag.com)
101 points by ntnsndr 4y ago|101 comments
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by ntnsndr 4y ago
We don't have this in the app, but the booklet that is featured on the website has some short case studies for each template.
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by ntnsndr 4y ago
Original developer here. What a nice to surprise to see this on HN! AMA if it is useful.
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by ntnsndr 4y ago
I've had my mom on Ubuntu for maybe 5-7 years. Mostly a great experience. She sounds like she is at a similar level as OP's. It has been nice because when she does have questions or problems, it becomes something we can work on to

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