lpointal

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   by lpointal 3y ago

   > I don't think even though TOML has some official spec Read it on https://toml.io/ (Full spec on upper-right… with its evolutions up to final 1.00 version).
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   by lpointal 3y ago

   Yes
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   by lpointal 3y ago

   How do you want to serve pages without an http[s] server ?
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   by lpointal 4y ago

   Can't you just disconnect the antenna ?
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   by lpointal 4y ago

   How can any enterprise only rely on such online services and not keep copies of their job on their own storage ? At least store in large TB hard disks connected with a SATA adapter when needed, and put them in a case in a safe place (better
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   by lpointal 5y ago

   DocBook…
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   by lpointal 5y ago

   If this is just a container format for storage / transformation - as I understand the author promote front-end editing tools hiding the storage format, then they just try to reinvent structured text… sgml, xml and all their tools, sche
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   by lpointal 5y ago

   Readability note: 0
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   by lpointal 5y ago

   Unison is already the name of a bidirectional files synchronization software (AFAIR developped in OCaml). https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/