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felixc
2mo ago
The linked site actually says "North America", which has been incorrectly editorialized to "USA". This is misleading because their announcement appears intended to also cover Canada.
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felixc
2y ago
“pass” in this context refers to a GPG-encrypted file based password manager: https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pass_(software) https://wiki.archlinux.org/tit
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Android "Password Store" client for pass discontinued
(github.com)
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2y ago
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felixc
2y ago
I've written a series of posts on practical "recipes" for how to use Ledger (one of the leading plain text accounting systems) effectively in more complex situations beyond the basic tutorials: https://felixcrux.co
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felixc
2y ago
My mom started a blog about her triathlon experiences after retirement, including being part of Team USA at world championships: https://triathlonatretirement.blogspot.com/
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A modern, universal, Dreamcast power supply
(terinstock.com)
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felixc
2y ago
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How to interpret, understand, and act on feedback
(felixcrux.com)
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3y ago
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It’s worth putting in the effort to regularly update dependencies
(felixcrux.com)
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3y ago
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felixc
4y ago
Thank you! Do you have any suggestions for how the formatting could be better? Is there something outright broken in how it displays in your browser, or is something simply sub-optimal?
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How I organize my digital music collection
(felixcrux.com)
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4y ago
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Chrome, 10 Years Later
(neugierig.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Content warning: Be aware that the linked article opens with a large photo of bodies of killed civilians. It is not explicitly "gory" but it is upsetting. If the author happens to read this: Please consider not putting that front
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felixc
5y ago
A previous discussion of my writeup on this awesome feature: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19520966
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felixc
5y ago
Hey! I'm really glad it was useful to someone. Thank you for the kind words :)
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5y ago
https://felixcrux.com/library/what-you-need-to-know-about-op...
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felixc
5y ago
I've written a series of guides on how to use these tools in practice, here: https://felixcrux.com/blog/ledger-practices
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felixc
6y ago
I'll take any chance I can get to link to this wonderfully sprawling 1996 article from novelist Neal Stephenson about the laying and landing of transoceanic cables: https://www.wired.com/1996/12/ffglass/
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felixc
7y ago
Emacs, same as for everything else.
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Patent Exhaustion and Open Source
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8y ago
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Everything Easy Is Hard Again
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9y ago
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What You Need to Know About Free and Open Source Software Licensing
(felixcrux.com)
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Artificial Intelligence and the Future – Demis Hassabis Talk
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felixc
11y ago
Another similar example is Tracy Kidder (a writer, not an anthropologist) being embedded with a team at Data General, resulting in the fantastic book "The Soul of a New Machine". I can't recommend it enough. https:/
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12y ago
Not as originally implemented for use in the Linux kernel. It's meant to identify the original author, who is signing off on agreeing to contribute the patch as open source. See https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documenta
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12y ago
> On a more serious note, it's kinda scary to what lengths people will go to continue doing what they've always done, even if it destroys their very homes. The thing is, in this case, not continuing to do what they've al
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12y ago
One would hope so, but I suspect that they don't care about public perception, and a surprisingly large slice of the public would actually be supportive of punitive treatment of prisoners' families.
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12y ago
Because of this (quoting from the article): "To impress state corrections officials and gain their business, JPay spends heavily on industry conventions attended by agency heads with contracting authority. During a 2012 convention of t
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Data You Can Believe In
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13y ago
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13y ago
I'm very happy with my Samsung Series 9. Different marketing people mean different things by "full HD", so I'm not sure if it meets your specs, but 1600×900 is decent enough for me on that size; and it really, really is a gorgeous display.
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14y ago
Are you saying Statistics Canada's alleged underestimation of productivity since the 1960s stems from the Harper government's policies?
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