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by rd07 4y ago
Yakuake is my daily tool for development. I have tried other Quake-like terminal emulator like Guake on Gnome, but Yakuake is the best for me.
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Ask HN: Google Maps alternatives that uses OSM and has a review feature
18 points by rd07 4y ago|12 comments
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by rd07 4y ago
I have installed /e/ on my old Xiaomi phone for months now, and it is amazing. The OS is stable, and I can install many apps from the apps store. It also being updated frequently, so at least it has the latest security patch cover
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by rd07 4y ago
I have searched for a way to use my Xiaomi Mi A1 phone. I want to use it as a personal cloud storage, but I haven't found out how to do it. Using it as a dedicated ebook reader maybe the best idea I can do with it.
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by rd07 4y ago
Back when I was in high school, I lived relatively far from urban area, and light pollution has not been so bad. Night sky was very beautiful back then. I used to wake up just to observe any sky event, be it a lunar eclipse, meteor shower,
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by rd07 4y ago
I think hosting a website in a low powered computer like Raspberry Pi can be an alternative to really own our platform. Granted, it can't handle big traffic, but it is cheap enough to built and maintain yourself.
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by rd07 4y ago
I used to have my own blog with my own domain from 2009-2012. The increasing popularity of Facebook in my country and the waning of my passion for writing blog post, make me abandon it. Currently I still have a blog in a couple of blogging
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by rd07 4y ago
The lack of less-than-5-inches android phones also disappointed me. My first and second android phones come with 4.7 and 5.0 inches display respectively. And then, when I have to upgrade to my current phone which is 6.4 inches, I feel like
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by rd07 4y ago
I have not used any System76 laptop, but how is its build quality to a Thinkpad?
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by rd07 5y ago
I have never disappointed by open source projects until this recent weeks. The acts of some OSS maintainers that blatantly use the tools they maintained as a platform to show their support for one side has disappointed me. Especially becaus
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Open Composer. A clean Composer without individual political views(github.com)
1 points by rd07 5y ago|0 comments
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by rd07 5y ago
Yes, motocycle is evidently more dangerous than car. But, some people don't have a choice. In some country, car is still a luxury. For example, in my country, a used car can cost at least 3 times a brand new motocycle.
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by rd07 5y ago
I think Windows being a product of a big company also played a role. It mainly came pre-installed on most device. Because Microsoft pushes for it, and user, especially the non-technical one, won't bother to install something else on th
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by rd07 5y ago
I have experienced this. Thinkpad E480, sold with pre-installed windows 10. At some point got a Windows update, and suddenly it frequently goes to BSOD, especially after sleep mode.
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by rd07 5y ago
You might want to try WinApps or something similar to run your MS Office in Linux. I haven't try it myself, but it seems a nice way to run Windows apps in Linux.
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by rd07 5y ago
Have you tried Arch or Arch-based distribution? I am using Manjaro, and I feel that 'pamac' is a good package manager in terms of keeping up with package update. Arch and its derivatives mainly use 2 repositories, Arch Official Re
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by rd07 5y ago
There is AdonisJS, a JS framework inspired by Laravel. I don't know if it has 1:1 feature comparison with Laravel, but for someone who uses Laravel daily like me, it seems nice.
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by rd07 5y ago
I wonder if a PC clone and a copy of Borland Turbo C is a good present for a 7 year old kid (:D), just kidding. Nevertheless, you have good support from your dad there.
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by rd07 5y ago
I am interested on how did you learn programming and even create a functional program when you were that young. I was 14 years old when I write my first "hello world" program, and after that, for the next 5 years I basically just
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by rd07 5y ago
This could be a scenario for a doomsday movie. On another note, I wonder if our solar system has been visited by such rogue planet in the past.
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by rd07 5y ago
I really like the concept of this website, a clutter free website that running on a solar-powered server. The UI also makes me enjoy browsing and reading page after page on this website. I don't even need Firefox's reader view, so
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by rd07 5y ago
Mozilla has been trying to build an Electron alternative based on Gecko, but it has been discontinued https://github.com/mozilla/positron
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by rd07 5y ago
Mainly because I want to see if : - I can install something from Aurora Store - The app can run - The app can connect to the internet without changing any config - The app can operate normally It is just a coincidence that the first apps I
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by rd07 5y ago
I have tried Waydroid in Manjaro Linux, and to my surprise, it runs smoothly. I even able to install Aurora Store and install Telegram from there, which also run perfectly. RAM usage was minimal, maybe because of it is running on a containe
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by rd07 5y ago
Well, that's new knowledge for me. Especially knowing that in its northern neighbor, Indonesia, there is an earthquake somewhere in its region.
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by rd07 5y ago
End-to-end encryption on multi-device? I think Matrix and Element solved this before.
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by rd07 5y ago
Manjaro with KDE Plasma. Gnome is nice too, but I feel like Plasma matched my taste more.
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by rd07 5y ago
I am using Waterfox, a relatively well-known fork of Firefox, after Firefox lagged while opening some of my company's websites without known reason.
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by rd07 5y ago
They just announced the result of a giveaway, maybe it is related to the reason for termination?
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by rd07 5y ago
Stumbling upon this site while browsing for KDE Plasma theme. Searching with 'open desktop' or 'opendesktop' terms on HN does not seems like someone has posted them in the past, so I decided to post it. Looking at their

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