patagonicus

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by patagonicus 5y ago
Let's see: * I use it daily, but really only for my shell, including vim for coding/writing configs. Depends on the day, sometimes I spent more time in the shell than in the browser, sometimes it's mostly browser (and thus pl
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by patagonicus 5y ago
Huh, weird. I got the small Dasung with a backlight, but I almost never use the backlight since avoiding that is one of the reasons I did get an E-Ink screen in the first place. You do need the room to be somewhat well lit, so in the mornin
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by patagonicus 5y ago
I got the smaller Dasung about half a year ago, I posted a comment about it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29429093 Let me know if you have any specific questions.
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by patagonicus 5y ago
Looks pretty nice, especially the USB-C input. I might have gotten that one if it had been available when I was shopping for an e-Ink screen. I got a Dasung 13" one a while ago, the larger Dasung wasn't launched yet (and I was str
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by patagonicus 7y ago
Protective eyeglasses is a good one. I wanted to get some anyway, but keep forgetting about it.
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by patagonicus 7y ago
Of course, I'm not going to treat anything here as the absolute truth, but I'm looking for things I might have missed. I read the article, but other than keeping food and not touching your face etc. I didn't see much actionab
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by patagonicus 7y ago
As Hacker News is usually full of people that can provide good advice: What should I personally do to prepare? I'm living alone and have the ability to work remotely once the virus starts spreading here. My guess is mostly stocking up
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by patagonicus 11y ago
Ah, Kitsune. I studied the paper for that as well as Rubah, a DSU for Java, quite a bit while working on my bachelor's thesis - which was implementing DSU in pure Java. I was pretty suprised with how little code you needed to make it w