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by tveyben 4y ago
Which is several orders of a magnitude more expensive than just adding a CD-burner. Or use the pre-existing USB interface to write the files to a 5€ small memory stick (new as mentioned earlier) Ditto for the complexity regarding the securi
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by tveyben 4y ago
It it’s the default config - thus 99% will have it enabled…
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by tveyben 4y ago
Spot on !!!!
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by tveyben 4y ago
Did you try to Alt-click on the green button?
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by tveyben 4y ago
I like powertoys, especially ‘fancy zones’! But Explorer is something I stopped using more than a decade ago when I encountered TotalCommander - that I cannot do without!!! The regex-supporting live-preview batch-filenaming utility alone is
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by tveyben 4y ago
I really like the concept(!) I have been looking around for something like this, but selfhosted (any chance of it being opensourced?) I learned about this site from a comment in another HN thread, thus did not read your "ShowHN" i
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by tveyben 4y ago
I wanted to use org mode hence started using eMacs. I tried the ‘vanilla emacs’ which didn’t click for me (spent time in the tutorial etc.) Then I found spacemacs (and evil mode!) and that helped (as I have some vi experience!) I have been
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by tveyben 4y ago
Yep - same with the w10 calc, you can no longer move it with WIN-ARROW, as it scales to half the monitor… I guess I should try to copy the W7 calc (which also have great shortcuts F5 /F6 to toggle between the normal/binary (progra
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by tveyben 4y ago
Så er der måske brug for lidt moralsk støtte fra en skandinavisk nabo ;-)
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by tveyben 5y ago
Good article! I especially enjoyed the “Start at the Top not the Beginning” part.
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by tveyben 5y ago
I hate that as well - but finally learned that you can actually change the RETURN behavior in Slack’s preferences. I wonder why they decided that a different behavior was needed depending on you being in a code block (RETURN -> new line)
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by tveyben 5y ago
Yep - a visual guide makes one read faster. I learned to use a piece of paper to cover up what I have already read to avoid the eyes to ‘backtrack’. For reading on paper that is. I find highlighting on screen a little similar … This was on
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by tveyben 5y ago
Well Oslo is not in Denmark, but in Norway (a different country). I (from Denmark) find it "disturbing" to see `.´ as the decimal point, AM/PM for time, as well as writing the DAY before the MONTH (MM/DD-YYYY). https:&#
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by tveyben 5y ago
Interesting article, but a shame that the UX removes the scroll bars (consumed via iOS). You can’t get an overview of how much content there is, hence how much more reading you’re in for…
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by tveyben 5y ago
Thank you- I was wondering why org and it’s code block abilities was not mentioned… I really like Howard’s tone (and emacs knowledge!) when he’s sharing knowledge (eg the video linked in the linked article). It was really fascinating when
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by tveyben 5y ago
These two articles/tools might be helpful https://blog.solidstatecode.com/converting-qtvr-panoramas-to... https://jurnsearch.wordpress.com/2019/04/07/how-to-get-an-ol...
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by tveyben 5y ago
Please share tips for how to consume qtvr on current sw! - I am sad that I am not being able to demo this old qtvr work (and recording a video of is my current alternative - it shows the point, but without the interactivity)
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by tveyben 5y ago
I was initially confused OS 7 was for me ‘System 7.x’ (partially also triggered by the ‘used all my life’) - then year 2011 was mentioned and I understood that it was only a partial version number that was noted and the reference was actu
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by tveyben 5y ago
I got a copy of the QTVR Authoring Studio sw in mid 90’ and me (and 1-2 colleagues) created a full multinode qtvr demo of the place I worked at then - I think this was the most impressive task I have ever done (I was really young and in-exp
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by tveyben 5y ago
Ha - i used that, both v2 and v3 IIRC ;-) Nice to be reminded about that product ;-)
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by tveyben 5y ago
@xenodium Wow - impressive reviews for your ‘plain org’ app. When I grow up with my eMacs and org usage (I’m only playing now as org is new to me - but I know it’s what I have been missing!!!) I for sure must give your app a shot for iOS us
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by tveyben 5y ago
No backup and ‘all the eggs in one basket’. Seems to me like a high risk to take. ‘Backup being too expensive’ surely there can’t be that many videos (a $business$ should be able to afford a few ~10TB usb disks for a few hundred $/€).
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by tveyben 5y ago
> Since you're currently holding a magazine, let's think about what might happen when magazine publishing is no longer a river in its own right, but is just a current in the digital ocean. … Once we drop the idea of discretely
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by tveyben 5y ago
Total commander - a windows binary in the same ‘league’ as np++ - can’t live without it!!! I can’t live with any other file manager…! Am even considering using it via wine on Linux…!
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by tveyben 5y ago
I have similar thoughts - it would be great to hear if there is an in-significant overhead with wine…
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by tveyben 5y ago
I face the same problem as our company is heavily using the atlassian products (Jira/Confluence…) I once found a plug-in that did almost the same, allowed Confluence to read and render markdown files directly from (private) GitHub repo
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by tveyben 5y ago
Hmm - according to the danish news, he was questioned from 2.30 in the morning. Also he’s a Dane (37 years old and danish+norwegian parents). NB.: What’s a weird coincidence is that a danish comedy about a man shooting with bow and arrow a
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by tveyben 5y ago
Awesome - I gotta check out that tool. 1E3 than for the info!
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by tveyben 5y ago
I think my brain is working hardest either in the shower or in the early morning just before waking up. Why? Because my best ideas for work(!) typically appears at these ‘non-working’ times. How to balance this - I don’t know… The ideas ‘ju
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by tveyben 5y ago
Well - luckily that’s not the typical neighborhood in Denmark - we have a lot more building-diversity…!

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