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Jless – a command-line JSON viewer (written in Rust)(jless.io)
202 points by vicek22 5y ago|52 comments
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Basecamp achieved high availability across all apps in 2021(world.hey.com)
3 points by vicek22 5y ago|0 comments
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by vicek22 5y ago
Maybe there could be a middle ground. For math-heavy applications, the editor could implement ligatures same as Fira-Code and the latex name would render as the symbol until you put a cursor on it.
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by vicek22 5y ago
I lived in Melbourne, AU for a while, and their system seemed good. The third-party insurance wasn't mandatory (like here in the EU), only recommended. But you could buy insurance (something like reverse third party insurance) where if
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Insurance is like gambling, don't overdo it(blog.viktomas.com)
230 points by vicek22 5y ago|240 comments
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by vicek22 6y ago
I recommend https://tldr.sh/ . Since I installed `tldr`, I rarely read the man pages.
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by vicek22 6y ago
That will depend on your definition. As mentioned in other threads, European countries are putting a certain speech outside of the law. The most essential outlawed speech is speech that directly urges others to violence. I think that free s
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by vicek22 6y ago
You might be interested in https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug . It stores issues directly in the git repository so the whole issue tracker is as distributed as the rest of your code. I can't speak to the UX tho
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by vicek22 6y ago
Thanks @xip, that's exactly the kind of thing I was looking for.
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Ask HN: Using both Linux and macOS, how do you hande the Cmd vs. Ctrl pain?
8 points by vicek22 6y ago|6 comments
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How my article became one-hit-wonder on HackerNews(blog.viktomas.com)
5 points by vicek22 6y ago|0 comments
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Focus on strategic and outsource utility work(blog.viktomas.com)
2 points by vicek22 6y ago|0 comments
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Easy-going work doesn't provide much value(blog.viktomas.com)
4 points by vicek22 6y ago|0 comments
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by vicek22 6y ago
Sönke Ahrens describes a scenario that got me sold: Normal notes are fighting complexity by creating smaller and smaller categories of notes Example: splitting "engineering notes" to "software notes" and "technical
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by vicek22 6y ago
It is similar to private Wiki in how the notes are linked. My understanding simplified: Wiki - linked notes Zettelkasten - Wiki + process on how to read and work with resources, guidelines on how notes should be added, structured and tagged
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Zettelkasten note-taking in 10 minutes(blog.viktomas.com)
329 points by vicek22 6y ago|124 comments
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Show HN: Total YouTube watchtime – how much time do you spend watching(gitlab.com)
2 points by vicek22 6y ago|0 comments
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Why do you forget most of what you read?(blog.viktomas.com)
5 points by vicek22 6y ago|0 comments
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Break free from the shackles of YouTube(blog.viktomas.com)
2 points by vicek22 6y ago|0 comments
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A script to analyse 7 years of my YouTube history(blog.viktomas.com)
2 points by vicek22 6y ago|1 comments
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by vicek22 6y ago
> Most of my security is based on OpenPGP keys stored on a Yubikey. In case the first one is broken/lost I've got another one. If both are lost there is a master copy on an offline computer that can be used to provision more Yu
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by vicek22 6y ago
This sounds like my dream setup. Have you written about it somewhere in more detail or could you recommend some resources that you've used for implementing the solution?
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by vicek22 6y ago
> losing my memory (my master passwords are only in my mind - what happens if suffer a head injury and forget?) Not just a head injury, this can easily happen if you find your keychain 10 or 20 years later. I don't think that there
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by vicek22 6y ago
Google has an opt-in solution similar to what you describe - Advanced Protection Program - https://landing.google.com/advancedprotection/ The drawback is that they only allow you to use "safe" (read Google ma
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What would you do if you lost your Google account?(blog.viktomas.com)
558 points by vicek22 6y ago|489 comments
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by vicek22 6y ago
:) It's great to get feedback. I wish you a splendid weekend.
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by vicek22 6y ago
Oh, I see how the title could be confusing. I should probably use a title along the lines of "Using text passwords for encryption is safe enough"? The point I was trying to make is that reasonably long password (six simple words)
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Article: Plaintext passwords are sefe enough(blog.viktomas.com)
3 points by vicek22 6y ago|4 comments
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Simple Golang utility helping to discover large files/folders(github.com)
2 points by vicek22 7y ago|0 comments
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Go 101, book focusing on Go syntax/semantics and all kinds of details (Go 1.13)(go101.org)
2 points by vicek22 7y ago|0 comments

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