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by schube 2y ago
I absolutely would. I feel like the text editing ecosystem is slowly inching towards this anyway with incremental improvements: - Thanks to formatters like gofmt and prettier when I edit code I can do so with exactly zero concern for spacin
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by schube 3y ago
From the information I could gather the only payment option is debit/credit card. If this is accurate it looks particularly exclusionary to me because one cannot expect each and every one of the 1.4 billion (according to the linked pag
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by schube 3y ago
I scan all documents and paper mail and store the scans in a git annex repo with a few replicas on machines I own or rent. Originals go into binders, ordered by the hash of the document. With a few helper scripts and OCR with Tesseract sear
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by schube 3y ago
> We recommend Microsoft Word for rich text documents like .doc and .rtf Doesn’t Office require a paid license on top of the Windows license, unlike WordPad?
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by schube 3y ago
Not to mention, there exist airports that are jointly administered by multiple country. One example I know of is EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse, located a few kilometers away from the meeting point of the French, German and Swiss borders. It is
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by schube 3y ago
Microsoft.
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by schube 3y ago
The author writes “I've also since learned that the way Japanese developers write Ruby is very different from the Ruby you'll typically see in Rails, or many other popular Ruby gems.” What would be some examples of “Japanese-style
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by schube 4y ago
On Alpine Linux it’s quite simple. Each service of sourcehut is already packaged for Alpine (SourceHut’s author Drew Devault is also an Alpine contributor.) so all that’s needed is a few `apk add` and basic configuration. And a PostgreSQL d
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by schube 5y ago
While as part of SASS nesting is a marvelous feature I am an absolute fan of, I can’t help but see this as yet another step in the direction of making new and varied browsers even more impossible to implement. I rather like the “unixy” rout