webwanderings

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by webwanderings 5y ago
Two features missing right away: Terminal and Remote SSH.
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by webwanderings 5y ago
Would somebody (if reading this) want to be generous and help me out? I'm not a programmer. I'd wish to use xterm.js in either a md or the mdx file (looking to incorporate a terminal in docusaurus site). My google-fu fails me for
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by webwanderings 5y ago
Sometimes one just needs a terminal running remotely. Otherwise, code-server is good enough and works well without much marketing fluff.
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by webwanderings 5y ago
https://feedreader.com has been working out really well for me for long period of time. It is not as popular as others, and that's a good thing.
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by webwanderings 5y ago
Quattro pro was indeed very shiny and fast compared to anything else back then.
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The lost history of the electric car – and the future of transport(theguardian.com)
9 points by webwanderings 5y ago|1 comments
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by webwanderings 6y ago
This is cool. Exactly what I was looking for not too long ago (sometimes markdown does not fit all the needs for documentation). How about images? How do you handle images; their layout, scaling etc?
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by webwanderings 6y ago
You want me to do your work for you by recommending later research from academia, which invalidates Sacy and Marco Polo's fiction and ignorance? Do your own work and look up Institute of Ismaili Studies and their research from the rece
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by webwanderings 6y ago
> A rebellious offshoot of the Fatimids under Hasan al-Sabah, a student of the Fatimid House of Wisdom (Dar al-Ilm), would later fight in the Crusades and come to be notoriously known as the Hash-Hashins (or the Assassins). Lots of misin
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by webwanderings 6y ago
> Sadly my own friends and family that I used to respect and look up to have shown themselves as fools this year. This has been the most astonishing fact of life that has come out of Covid. Blown away by discovering the same. I think a w
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Someone's soon going to recreate the facebook! Is it just me or nobody realize that the likes of MySpace started the downfall of the original Internet before it became "social media"? Nostalgia of a simple web page is fine (a
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52 Years Later, IBM Apologizes for Firing Transgender Woman(nytimes.com)
8 points by webwanderings 6y ago|0 comments
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Roblox is bigger than Minecraft. Just ask any 9 year old. Any!
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Typora's markdown experience is great. I wish to see the same in VSCode. It isn't feasible to use Typora just for markdown and VSCode for other type of files.
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by webwanderings 6y ago
I miss Typora's WYSIWYG Markdown editing in VS Code. For a note-taking, two pane window (one for editing and one for preview) makes very less sense.
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Had the same problem. Bought a radio which runs all night not connected to any channel. Got used to it myself. She sleeps fine, winter or summer.
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by webwanderings 6y ago
This is great. Can you add a separate category for kids?
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by webwanderings 6y ago
I want to setup something like this for my daughter's primary grade school meetings using Zoom. Any suggestions? Are the Pis or this device up to par now for such use case? I totally do not like Chromebooks, and standard laptops are an
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Another fascinating thing is human’s perceived comprehension of aliens. Hollywood and popular literature has always conveyed the notion of someone from other planets, so much so that we have forgotten the others among us. The nature on this
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by webwanderings 6y ago
> Everything goes over an encrypted TLS connection, so nobody other than the intended recipient (and us. And probably CloudFlare, and maybe Google. But that's it.) can see what you're pasting. This is funny. Liked the sense of
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by webwanderings 6y ago
No love for OpenShift? It's nice though.
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Good for the interviewer for making counter arrangements at that time. Some of the things he said are still true: we still have to come up with categories in our heads. This is true regardless of advancements in ML.
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Before thinking about creating, or participating in an "online" community, think about the same without the online. A community is first formed by humans. The online piece is just a platform, or a place of logistics. This may thro
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by webwanderings 6y ago
I think the QA section should serve that purpose. Say that you got something bad and has negative review to tell. First of all, you have to eliminate your subjectivity (whether it is just you and your one specific product out of the lot, or
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Human beings never used to write reviews. They were either repeat customers or they weren’t. I have never felt writing a review. So what if you have a good product, or something I may like. Why should I tell the whole world? I’d rather do w
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by webwanderings 6y ago
I don't like the idea of spending time on a site where I'm reading rumors but this is very nicely done indeed. Looks good on the mobile as well, though images take up more space than they should.
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by webwanderings 6y ago
This is good looking. But, is this just a River of News scrolling, or do you keep track of "read" items to get them out of the way?
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Bringing people together aka social networks, shouldn’t have been the ideal. Telephone was not a social network itself. It was a tool which gave people the opportunity to communicate - come together. Wish we had stayed with the similar ideo
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by webwanderings 6y ago
Great resource. Glad to have stumbled upon it.
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by webwanderings 6y ago
People's informational bits are not unified as html or pdf. They could be anywhere: html on web (more than one browser), html on mobile (which browser is it?), pdf here, pdf there; tons of apps icons, whatsapps, facebook, bookmarks gal

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