foolano

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by foolano 7y ago
I'm a happy user of this tablet. I also created a [Go app]( https://github.com/juruen/rmapi ) to interact with the cloud API. I mainly use the tablet as a "virtual printer". Using the app I just mentioned
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Elastic files for an IPO(sec.gov)
326 points by foolano 8y ago|139 comments
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by foolano 8y ago
I love it. I use it heavily every day. The hardware is awesome, the software is not quite there yet but they keep shipping updates so I'm hopeful it'll get there at some point. I do not write that often on it though. I usually sol
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by foolano 8y ago
> I wonder if that's easy to adapt to Linux? I believe using CUPS could be a simple way to implement it in Linux.
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by foolano 8y ago
I bought an e-reader called reMarkable [0] that I use every day to read technical stuff on it. At some point, I got tired of the process to sync files: download the document from the browser, open the reMarkable app and drag the file into i
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by foolano 9y ago
> Does anyone know whether the software is user friendly? E.g. cloud integration, doesn't require to install shitty software, can email documents, etc... You need to install a Qt desktop app for the cloud integration or its equivale
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by foolano 10y ago
> I wonder if other languages have such an array of words for a toilet, and how much confusion they cause for foreigners. Let me try in Spanish: servicio, baño, excusado, w.c, mingitorio, tigre (this is slang)
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by foolano 11y ago
Riemann is great. We use it at work. I like it so much that I did an experiment to implement it in C++ https://github.com/juruen/cavalieri My implementation sucks, but I had a lot of fun working on it and I got to lear
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by foolano 14y ago
This is great news. I've been using a patch that I made to address this annoying issue in KDE for a year now: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/103356/ My patch was more of a hack than anything else but it did its job. I'm happy though th
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by foolano 14y ago
Is there any data on how many of those users spend money on apps?
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What killed the Linux desktop(tirania.org)
344 points by foolano 14y ago|378 comments
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by foolano 15y ago
Spanish here. I remember that back in high school or uni people would make fun of you if you tried to make your pronunciation sound a bit more English. I think that's changing nowadays. People are more exposed to English via TV series and m
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by foolano 15y ago
"tricorn" is an everyday word in Spanish. The reason behind is we have a kind of police force that still wear "tricornios". And in my opinion they are still ridiculous.
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by foolano 15y ago
Spanish here. Got an estimated vocabulary size of 17,7000 words. I lived and worked in the U.K for a couple of years. I think I might be in a better position than some of you when it comes to words derivated from Latin, as they are almost a