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by rkta 4y ago
From [2]: > Die Autonome Antifa Freiburg (AAF) hat interne Chats der Verbindungen veröffentlicht, aus denen weitere Details hervorgehen. Roughly: > The Autonomous Antifa Freiburg has released internal chats from that association which
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by rkta 4y ago
I avoid keyboards without trackpoint. And for the rare case where I have to do something which requires a lot of mouse pointer motion (e.g. CAD modeling or reading schematics) I prefer a real mouse over a trackpad.
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by rkta 4y ago
Yes, because I have to move my hand off the keyboard to use the trackpad.
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by rkta 4y ago
This is the second comment here claiming that w3m displays HN correctly - what am I doing wrong? Most comments are not correctly indented.
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by rkta 4y ago
> I got stuck somewhere around minimizing the number of system headers that go out with each message. What system headers are you trying to minimize?
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by rkta 4y ago
This is totally gorgeous and pointless at the same time.
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by rkta 4y ago
I had to enable JS to view the content. I was disappointed to see that this is about running some Grafana tool an K8s.
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by rkta 4y ago
It's image 3 in the linked article.
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by rkta 4y ago
If you are building an OS and someone is making a movie about it you gonna make sure you look cool. I'm not convinced this is how he worked every day.
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by rkta 4y ago
> Image 3, Ken Thompson working on the PDP-11 using a Teletype (model 33?). What always struck be about this image is the atrocious ergonomics of … everything. The keyboard, the chair, everything about the posture: it’s all terrible. Inv
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by rkta 4y ago
It's a short round up. There's still enough to discover. I must admit that I was way to long already at adult age before I got the final joke.
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by rkta 4y ago
Yes, its latest commit was 3 days ago. I just stumbled over it. I find it very interesting. Exactly because it made such a strange impression on the first look. The web design and the choice of C89 are not that common in nearly 2023.
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by rkta 4y ago
From the website: > sim is a simple, interactive, multi-file text editor designed for screens with monospaced font. It is heavily inspired on the 'vim' and 'sam' text editors, hence the name sim. The main goal of this
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The Text Editor Sim(sim.ssnf.xyz)
15 points by rkta 4y ago|3 comments
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Vim syntastic is no longer maintained(github.com)
1 points by rkta 4y ago|0 comments
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by rkta 4y ago
> Stackable key maps (modes) Does this mean I can have a vi-like experience, but I have to configure it myself? A quick look into the help page of mle was not very helpful.
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by rkta 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification! Aside, I was not complaining about the Let's Encrypt stuff, I'm totally ok with using https nowadays.
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by rkta 4y ago
It's about knowing what to configure. I'm bet my distro comes with a well pre-configured web server, but I can't be sure. Why is all this configuring with different headers necessary to publish a web site? For me it looks lik
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by rkta 4y ago
This whole step with relayd is why I have a hoster taking care of all this. I'd would've never occurred to me that any of this is necessary. Somewhere in history we took the wrong turn making a simple thing like publishing a websi
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by rkta 5y ago
> nobody cares about w3m or Lynx I'd say, this is a security feature - even if the code is not the most secure. Out of interest, did you report your findings from fuzzing? Did things got fixed?
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by rkta 5y ago
It has a little too many settings/features for my taste. Unfortunately removing things doesn't attract user - adding things does. I never used mothra, but heard a lot of good things about the plan 9 tools. They got the advantage,
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by rkta 5y ago
If it is a inconvenient indirection for you, than w3m is probably not the right tool. The linked article mentions some reasons. I use it, because it fits my console-focused work style. It's blanzigly fast, removes all the distractions
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by rkta 5y ago
Fortunately w3m has an external browser commands which let's you open the current URL in a browser.
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by rkta 5y ago
From the last commit: > So far, I've been removing tons and tons of stuff (and will continue), but now I can begin shaping up what I'll replace this with. Unfortunately he only removed stuff and stopped there.
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by rkta 5y ago
As w3m is able to display images in the terminal there is no need for such a notice.
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by rkta 5y ago
Sites that require JavaScript do not work in w3m, as w3m does not support JS.
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by rkta 5y ago
Yes, the defaults are a bit strange. Might be a little late to change them now. IMHO, the most important thing to improve the user experience is to enable link numbers. With link numbers enabled you can[0] jump to a link by typing the numbe
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by rkta 5y ago
While the sourceforge project is staled, there is an active fork maintained by the Debian maintainer at [0]. [0]: https://github.com/tats/w3m
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by rkta 5y ago
I don't know if using your own keymap in a howto is a great idea... I'd stick with the defaults or just name the commands. And yes, w3m rocks.
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by rkta 6y ago
What is the &kd=-1 for? edit: To answer my own question https://duckduckgo.com/params

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