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EMS launches bridging for Microsoft Teams
(element.io)
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Moyamo
5y ago
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Learn to Use Email with Git
(git-send-email.io)
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6y ago
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How I Learned to Love the Email Patch Developer Workflow (2019)
(nasamuffin.github.io)
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6y ago
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7y ago
A refinement of (1) would be Harberger Taxes[0]. 1. When a person registers a name they declare a price they are willing to sell the name for. They can update their price at any time. 2. They pay an annual tax (about 1% to 5%) for the right
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Moyamo
8y ago
The problem I'd have with that is that I'd never be able to commit to a fixed set of areas or categories since the type of work I do is constantly evolving. Plus I've always had trouble creating mutually exclusive categories.
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Moyamo
8y ago
Using /tmp for my downloads folder became problematic for me when downloading big files. 1. You may want to pause the download and restart it after reboot. 2. It's quick to redownload small files but a pain to have to redownload l
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8y ago
- ~/docsync: Files I edit on a daily basis and is synchronized with Syncthing to all my devices. I put all projects I'm currently working on in the top-level of this folder except for the categories below. Archived projects are z
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9y ago
Anecdotally, I have found that Brave chokes on some obscure websites (i.e. it won't play video or audio).
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Moyamo
9y ago
In html the link comes first <a href="link">Link Text</a>. So I would bet that most people are more comfortable with the link coming first.
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Moyamo
9y ago
> what's the advantage over asciidoc? Exactly what is states in the article. Asciidoc has 3 different types of headings (prefix, pre-postfix and underlined). http://example.com[Text] The form is simple but for
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Moyamo
10y ago
I've noticed this as well, do they even encrypt the backups the upload to google drive and if so with what key? If they use one key then the advantages of perfect forward and perfect future secrecy that the double-ratchet protocol prov
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Improvements to Bash on Windows and the Windows Console
(channel9.msdn.com)
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Moyamo
10y ago
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Ultimate Hacking Keyboard
(crowdsupply.com)
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Moyamo
11y ago
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Moyamo
11y ago
status.net isn't dead. It turned into GNU Social which is alive and well. https://gnu.io/
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Movim: A social network on XMPP
(movim.eu)
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11y ago
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The Dharma of Vi
(blog.samwhited.com)
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11y ago
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Footmouse
(en.wikipedia.org)
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11y ago
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The Model 01: A better keyboard
(keyboard.io)
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11y ago
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Seven habits of effective text editing (2000)
(moolenaar.net)
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11y ago
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Moyamo
11y ago
This is interesting. If Microsoft are switching to rolling release, how will they roll out big updates like major UI changes? Since they are also offering a free upgrade for Windows 7 and 8 users I think Windows 10 will be the next XP.
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Moyamo
11y ago
Does anyone know any details happened? The answer doesn't seem to provide much information.
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Moyamo
11y ago
I've heard of something called Liskell and Lisk (two different projects). I haven't tried either of them, so I don't know if they are usable.
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No, it’s not the end of XMPP for Google Talk
(xmpp.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
They are probably trying to localise the site using GeoIP. IT could be a problem if you're using a proxy like Tor.
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12y ago
No matter whose name a put in I seem to get an error Either the tweets from id_aa_carmack are not publically accessible or there are too few words in them to analyze.
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Mozilla Webmaker: Building a locally relevant web
(webmaker.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I agree with all your points. One of my main gripes with Common Lisp is its complexity. When I started learning Lisp, I expected to find a beautiful and elegant language, one without a need for syntax. The way C is almost an elegant assembl
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Moyamo
12y ago
I think the parent comment about VMs was aimed at clojure.
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Moyamo
12y ago
No it's not. It is only superficially[1]. The sieve of Eratosthenes goes like this: 1) Mark 2 as prime. Let it be n. 2) Mark all numbers of the form i times n as composite, where i is a positive integer. (We can do this by stepping ov
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12y ago
Even though, the ruby one-liner seems more legible, it is a lot longer (and probably a lot slower). In this case I don't see what's wrong with the sed, awk or grep commands (fast and short). To explain how they work sed -i &
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