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by snazz 8y ago
1: I'm certainly no expert on anything remotely law-related, but Google would be in a lot of trouble constantly if they were liable for the real life actions of their users, especially since Google doesn't host the information, th
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by snazz 8y ago
Remacs’s README is really well written. More projects should try this hard to sell their ideas. This totally beats the GNU Emacs website at selling me on why I should use Emacs.
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by snazz 8y ago
There have been lots of good suggestions so far, but one thing you’ll want to consider before getting a split keyboard is whether you type “correctly”, because if you hit the Y key with your left hand, for instance, you’ll have to retrain y
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by snazz 8y ago
What you really seem to be getting at is the importance of planning—which I agree with wholeheartedly. Do your homework before trying to write a half-baked implementation and then backtracking when it doesn’t work.
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by snazz 8y ago
That site says it’ll give you an AppImage or a Snap—I didn’t mention the AppImage format in my last post but it’s effectively like a DMG on macOS, so you just distribute the file and users only have to mark it as executable and run it. A VM
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by snazz 8y ago
From what I’ve seen on your website, it looks like Label LIVE is not open source, which would mean that most Linux distros like Debian or Fedora wouldn’t package it in their native repositories. Knowing that, I think you have two good optio
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by snazz 8y ago
Really cool concept. I particularly like the demo of the QR code feature—you don’t need a generate button since the QR code updates as you type the link. Smart UX! Will you be releasing a Linux version?
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by snazz 8y ago
Fuchsia uses its own kernel called Zircon (previously Magenta).
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by snazz 8y ago
Vertical Harvest in Jackson, WY does this—I don’t know how their finances or operations work out but they have rotating trays of greenery on multiple floors of a greenhouse building. The only thing I’ve tasted from there is lettuce and micr