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by arkenflame 3mo ago
https://github.com/msolomon/griddle This one is recursive-grid for Hammerspoon users on macOS, and is probably the easiest of the open source implementations to fully customize. (I made it years ago)
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by arkenflame 4mo ago
I researched many different varint encodings for a GraphQL-specific binary format (resulting in Argo: https://github.com/msolomon/argo ). I ended up choosing protobuf-style zig-zag varints, but I also found these inter
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by arkenflame 4mo ago
If you want something you can use today with a Kindle or other e-reader I made an app for this https://solarwriter.msol.io
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by arkenflame 2y ago
For MacOS users of Hammerspoon, I made a similar plugin based on devoting the screen into successively smaller 3x3 grids: https://github.com/msolomon/griddle It’s free and fully customizable too.
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by arkenflame 2y ago
If anyone is looking for a much cheaper alternative to this very impressive device for the sole purpose of typing or writing in daylight, I made a mobile app you can use in conjunction with a Kindle or other e-reader: https://sol
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by arkenflame 3y ago
An audio adventure game on mobile: https://roadtripadventures.msol.io A humorous book of quotes with profanity added: https://whatacools.com/serenity/ An app to use your e-reader as a typewriter: https:&#x
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by arkenflame 5y ago
This is awesome! I made a similar app that works with a kindle and your mobile device: https://msolomon.github.io/solarwriter-website
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by arkenflame 6y ago
For MacOS folks, I made a hammerspoon plugin which works similarly: https://github.com/msolomon/griddle
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by arkenflame 6y ago
I would buy the RM2 in a heartbeat if it supported a keyboard over usb or Bluetooth. Having an outdoor-friendly typewriter where text is saved seamlessly would be awesome for focused writing. I did my best to make it easy on a phone+keyboar
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by arkenflame 8y ago
If this piqued your interest in playing one, I wrote a modern audio-based CYOA and accompanying app to play it: https://playroadtripadventures.com It’s great for playing with others while you travel!
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by arkenflame 9y ago
I recently released an audio-based choose-your-own-adventure inspired game for playing in the car called Road Trip Adventures. If 7th Continent appeals to you then you should check it out! https://playroadtripadventures.com
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by arkenflame 9y ago
I made a simple Chrome extension to automatically save local copies of pages you bookmark, if you prefer that instead: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/backmark-back-up-t...
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by arkenflame 9y ago
I wrote a Chrome extension that similarly saves copies of pages you bookmark: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/backmark-back-up-t...
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Practical online privacy(medium.com)
2 points by arkenflame 10y ago|0 comments
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Nietzsche would write clickbait(msol.io)
2 points by arkenflame 11y ago|0 comments
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Dirt-cheap client-encrypted online backups with Raspberry Pi(msol.io)
2 points by arkenflame 11y ago|0 comments
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Fight link rot in your bookmarks(chrome.google.com)
2 points by arkenflame 11y ago|0 comments
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Pro-style testing(msol.io)
1 points by arkenflame 11y ago|0 comments
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Pro-style testing(msol.io)
1 points by arkenflame 11y ago|0 comments
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Downsides of Caching(msol.io)
80 points by arkenflame 11y ago|35 comments
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Use your Kindle as a portable typewriter(solarwriterapp.com)
1 points by arkenflame 11y ago|0 comments
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How I doubled my Internet speed with OpenWRT(msol.io)
363 points by arkenflame 11y ago|143 comments
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How to win when you're small(msol.io)
3 points by arkenflame 12y ago|0 comments
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GitHub submodule links (browser extension)(github.com)
1 points by arkenflame 12y ago|0 comments
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Work more efficiently on your Mac (for developers)(msol.io)
2 points by arkenflame 13y ago|0 comments
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by arkenflame 14y ago
I would love it if there were URLs that I could send to friends to show battle results.
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by arkenflame 14y ago
I also use this daily, and have the same problem. I suppose this speaks to the weakness others have expressed (in using a premade configuration setup vs. slowly rolling your own), but I have otherwise found spf13-vim very useful.