lcall

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by lcall 1y ago
Life has many stresses, but things can actually be OK with each of us, despite commotion and problems. In my church of 17.5 million members in most countries, we have made promises with God to help each other and we try to help others in ne
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by lcall 1y ago
Ditto. I posted (here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42881123 ) about them and other options: To send the same command to multiple servers, use pdsh: https://linux.die.net/man/1/pdsh To col
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by lcall 1y ago
I use the knowledge organizer I wrote at https://onemodel.org [AGPL], and write things wherever they fit in the deeply nested, searchable outline. Maybe it's like my own, efficient, highly-interlinked zettlekasten.
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by lcall 1y ago
I have determined for myself that the book is what it says it is. Details at my web site (in profile), and in the last chapter of the book itself. Anyone can put it to the test and receive an answer to prayer as to its validity. ps: The Chu
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by lcall 1y ago
There is another called familysearch.org which is free and allows adding but not publicly viewing info on living persons. The site is backed by an institution with staying power, has many helpful resources for research, and also has a wiki
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by lcall 1y ago
And the Book of Mormon. They are amazing. (Thoughtful comments appreciated with any downvotes. Thanks.)
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by lcall 2y ago
Also clusterit.
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by lcall 2y ago
The above links but clickable now are: - pdsh: https://linux.die.net/man/1/pdsh - dshbak: https://linux.die.net/man/1/dshbak - clusterssh: https://github.com/duncs/c
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Ad-hoc multi-server management with pdsh and friends
2 points by lcall 2y ago|2 comments
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by lcall 2y ago
The article mentions low-dose rapamycin (aka sirolimus). That has recently been helping me, with my Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS; overlaps or may be the same as long covid) that I have had since 2006 after a cold from which I never felt li
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by lcall 2y ago
Times can be difficult but we can have peace, practical guidance, and help. Noah warned people, and prophets warn and guide today (the same God, had prophets then, has them now). More at my web site (in profile, no sales and low stylistic a
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by lcall 2y ago
Another recent discussion (fewer comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42201302 Also FWIW, I use OpenBSD as my daily driver, and I like it especially due to the security (I separate user-level activities, includi
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by lcall 2y ago
At least sometimes, it really helps for a test to say WHY it is done that way. I had a case where I needed to change some existing code, and all the unit tests passed but one. The author was unavailable. It was very unclear whether I sho
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by lcall 2y ago
And if disagreeing, one can always say "I guess we see it differently. Maybe different assumptions or priorities. Good food for thought..." and smile and be curious about their rationale without ever being angry.
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by lcall 2y ago
Maybe somewhat tangential, but for maintaining relationships (close or distant) in general, the best things for me (who am still learning) have been a study of the Bible and Book of Mormon, and some things they said in our church's Gen
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by lcall 2y ago
I agree with others that you are expected to read documentation and use it on supported hardware. I have been using it on my laptop for some time now, though I don't need bluetooth nor do I suspend/resume much, and I don't k
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by lcall 2y ago
Here are some translation recommendations (I haven't read them, but would add War and Peace , which I have read, and which is freely available on gutenberg.org): 10 of the best novels in translation into English https://www
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by lcall 2y ago
Dejagnu, written in expect, is also useful for testing. I have used it in my TUI personal organizer project. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dejagnu
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by lcall 2y ago
On Android, Handy News Reader from the f-droid.org app store works well, once I went through all the settings and customized it, and got used to it. Except now it doesn't auto-fetch (it used to) and I don't know if I did something
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by lcall 2y ago
I do similarly but my favorite git log ("gl") variant (in a bash script rather than an alias) is: set -eux git log --notes --decorate=full --source --stat --summary -C -M --pretty=fuller $*|less ...so that I can see if there was a
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People-Search Site Removal Services Largely Ineffective(schneier.com)
1 points by lcall 2y ago|0 comments
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by lcall 2y ago
Joseph Smith never claimed to be perfect, and notably said he was not, but that "there is no error in the revelations." I have learned for myself that the Book of Mormon is true (and amazing), and so can anyone who wants to test
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Medical school will be created at BYU, church announces(deseret.com)
2 points by lcall 2y ago|2 comments
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by lcall 2y ago
Related link: https://www.thechurchnews.com/living-faith/2024/07/29/new-me... Intermountain Health, mentioned in these articles, is the founder of Civica Rx, which is the nonprofit that makes pharmaceuti
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by lcall 2y ago
Doesn't it depend on the purpose of your life? I have written about this at my web site (in profile, nothing for sale, no stylistic ambition). You can email me if you can't find it in there. For me, it is to have joy, by glorifyin
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by lcall 2y ago
One place to find volunteer opportunities is at https://justserve.org , if available in your area. It is free and connects available volunteers with organizations who need the help.
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by lcall 2y ago
Doesn't it depend on the purpose of your life? I have written about this at my web site (in profile, nothing for sale, no stylistic ambition). You can email me if you can't find it in there. For me, it is to have joy, by glorifyin
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by lcall 2y ago
Learn and serve others. Develop virtues, and skills, and grow, and become better, fulfilling one's potential. Just learning math or musical improvisation can fill a lifetime. Etc. (I thought a great challenge would be the sport of sta
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by lcall 2y ago
Thanks for your thoughtful comment. We believe the Church is led by Christ through his living prophets, who are not perfect, but whodefinitely seek his guidance for their decisions, many of which must be made unanimously by the 12 and the F
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by lcall 2y ago
Curiously, it is repeatable in my personal experience. I find everything goes better (and I mean everything), when I listen and don't stubborly do things my way. More at my web site (in profile, tech-simple, nothing for sale).

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