kseistrup

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by kseistrup 3mo ago
You can run `boo ui` and have all your sessions in one terminal window with tabs, sort of.
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by kseistrup 4mo ago
I used to run 2:230/119, and I used .5 as my point address.
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by kseistrup 4mo ago
Some terminal emulators – e.g., kitty – can show images inline. I use `toot` and `tooi` to read the Fediverse in kitty, and the images are there alright.
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
Tlon's bot also seems to have persistent memory: * https://tlon.io/ The two may have vastly different implementations, though.
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
VITE typed on a T9 keyboard is 8483.
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
Now available from AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/leaf-markdown-viewer-bin
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
And leaf's math display is better than that of mdterm, IMHO.
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
For one thing, glow doesn't do math equations.
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
I easily found one from 1999: https://usenetarchives.com/view.php?id=dk.edb.programmering....
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
I'm sorry, it's only for people I know personally. Also, it only holds minor Usenet hierarchies like the vestigial dk.*. It's not too difficult to set up INN2, and it's easy to get an external feed. It uses minimal resou
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by kseistrup 5mo ago
/me is still running an NNTP server…
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by kseistrup 6mo ago
I like the design end the concept. I would like to be able to choose 24h times, though – we don't use am/pm around here.
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by kseistrup 7mo ago
Omnom comes to mind: * https://omnom.zone/ * https://github.com/asciimoo/omnom
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by kseistrup 7mo ago
You can find many links if you search for “Maronite Chronicle of 713”. Perhaps you will like some of them.
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by kseistrup 7mo ago
And here's a machine translation of the text: https://www.roger-pearse.com/weblog/2026/02/12/machine-trans...
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by kseistrup 7mo ago
See also “Maronite Chronicle of 713”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maronite_Chronicle_of_713
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by kseistrup 9mo ago
I'm not a programmer, but I like this. It's very easy to use. I can even use gojju on the shebang when writing scripts. I'm a fan. I could package this for ArchLinux User Repository (AUR). In the long run it would probably ni
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by kseistrup 9mo ago
Another nice one is moor (née moar): https://github.com/walles/moor
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by kseistrup 9mo ago
Here's a [Danish spoken] page to make a PDF calendar for any year in Danish, English, Norwegian, or Swedish: https://kalendersiden.dk/
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by kseistrup 10mo ago
Related: On https://olduse.net/ you can replay Usenet News with a 40-year delay.
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by kseistrup 10mo ago
A screenshot or a sample site would be nice. Cheers.
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by kseistrup 10mo ago
Thanks for the notification! :)
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by kseistrup 10mo ago
Great, thanks! :)
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by kseistrup 10mo ago
Right, I should have been more explicit: Pre-existing passwords can have any length, but the "keepr add -g" command will always generate a password of length 20, and there is no obvious way to change that, save for editing the con
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by kseistrup 10mo ago
This looks neat. Is there a way to change the password length? It seems PASSWORD_LENGTH is set to 20 in config.py, but if keepr is installed by the sysadmin, users won't be able to change this. And about security: Even if the database
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by kseistrup 10mo ago
Bonus for not having 200 questions. It's nice to be able to have the results quickly. :) I found myself disagreeing, even strongly, on the majority of questions. And what's with all the partying and hanging out with people? It wou
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The Apollo A6000(a6000.net)
4 points by kseistrup 11mo ago|1 comments
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by kseistrup 11mo ago
> We've combined the soul of the original Amiga with the cutting-edge V4 AC68080 performance, delivering a machine that honors its legendary past while redefining what’s possible. Whether you're a lifelong Amiga enthusiast or d
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by kseistrup 11mo ago
Re: NNTP Feedbase lets you add RSS/Atom feeds so you can read them with your favourite newsreader: https://feedbase.org/
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by kseistrup 1y ago
It would be interesting to let it absorb water at ambient temperature, then let koji do the job with the proteins.

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