joshbode

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by joshbode 1mo ago
Similarly invaluable resource for San Francisco - The List: https://jon.luini.com/thelist/date.html Gloriously web 1.0, extremely functional and easy to scan through.
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by joshbode 3y ago
Another trick I find useful for managing Git over SSH for multiple accounts (especially with bitbucket.org, which supports specifying different usernames) is the "Match exec" directive which allows you to include a shell (bash) co
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by joshbode 3y ago
Shoutout for The Old Reader ( https://theoldreader.com/ ) as a great online RSS reader ($20 per year) which sprung up in response to Google Reader shutting down and is still going strong.
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by joshbode 4y ago
Very impressive! The source for the URL regex [1] is this stack overflow comment: https://stackoverflow.com/a/16425824/182469 There also appear to be elements from this question, such as the report method ([2]), b
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by joshbode 4y ago
vmux [1] might be of interest to you. It uses the (n)vim remote API with tmux to maintain a global (n)vim session and redirects files opened via `vmux` back to the global session and switches to the window in tmux that session is visible in
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by joshbode 4y ago
This reminds me of the sadly defunct Automaten ( http://www.automatenbar.de/ ) in Berlin from the early 2000s. This was a members-only club (I think it was like 10 euro per year) that was a hacker and party space, accessible
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by joshbode 4y ago
I use vmux ( https://github.com/jceb/vmux/ ) to redirect all files opened for editing (via nvim some_file.ext) from any tmux window to a single Neovim session.
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by joshbode 5y ago
I've started going straight to Wikipedia and searching there if I know I'm going to end up there anyway for the same reason, plus I deny Google the search data and ad-serve
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by joshbode 7y ago
Not exactly pop, but there are some great weekly music podcasts that I listen to to hear new music, which tend to be a little more indie pop/rock/${genre} than pop :) - Music That Matters: https://omny.fm/shows&#x2
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by joshbode 8y ago
Can definitely recommend FastMail - I migrated from Gmail around 4 years ago and haven't looked back It has a clean, powerful UI with good shortcuts. DNS management and basic site hosting (with automatic Let's Encrypt support), g