r0muald

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Exa, a modern replacement for ls(the.exa.website)
740 points by r0muald 9y ago|403 comments
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by r0muald 9y ago
I make a point of never using pip outside of a virtual environment exactly for this reason. It has worked well!
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by r0muald 9y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned friends https://github.com/JacobEvelyn/friends a command line tool that does a lot of what Monica aims to do. A Ruby gem that will be "friendly" only to laptop users, b
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On time management(eyrie.org)
2 points by r0muald 9y ago|0 comments
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by r0muald 9y ago
Because when you talk to a salesperson you know you're being looked at (and reciprocally you're looking at them), and human memory is limited so it's unlikely they will retain any "data" about you when the contact i
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GDAL 2.2.0 is released(lists.osgeo.org)
2 points by r0muald 9y ago|0 comments
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by r0muald 9y ago
If you find the subject interesting I suggest reading "The white road" by Edmund De Waal. It gives a more human, broad and intimate insight into the history of porcelain both in China, Europe and... the USA.
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by r0muald 9y ago
As always, I would prefer more focus on training your own models rather than running prebaked ones.
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The (Harris) Matrix, Part II: Making the Software Stratigraphy Leap(archaeogaming.com)
1 points by r0muald 9y ago|0 comments
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by r0muald 9y ago
> I will never accidentally create a merge commit What is the big deal about creating a merge commit? It that because you only merge in `origin` (wherever that lives)?
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by r0muald 9y ago
Dumb question: what are the possibilities for obtaining the same service offered by these data-hungry companies without giving up genetic privacy?
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by r0muald 9y ago
Really good results! Is there a quick way to copy and paste the hex values for the palette?
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by r0muald 10y ago
That's not how Wikipedia works. You are not a reliable source about yourself, be it social media, blogs, company websites.
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I saw the Great Barrier Reef die last weekend, and I wept(theage.com.au)
3 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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A short history of password hashers(anarc.at)
1 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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An app that lets you pretend to receive a call when a co-worker distracts you(nopebutton.com)
116 points by r0muald 10y ago|63 comments
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by r0muald 10y ago
Same for me as well. I just assumed my account was being under potential compromise, changed password, etc.
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by r0muald 10y ago
Uh? > There was a “gag order” that prevented us from disclosing even the existence of these warrants until now. This was also the reason why we could not update our “Canary” Seems the exact purpose it was intended for. And they discuss a
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ACH Statement in Support of the National Endowment for the Humanities(ach.org)
1 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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by r0muald 10y ago
So buying Pebble was nothing but their previous try at surviving in a challenging wearable market? It's really difficult to wrap my head around these two recent moves in a way that makes sense.
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They walk(englianos.wordpress.com)
33 points by r0muald 10y ago|2 comments
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by r0muald 10y ago
I found analog loopholes are the most basic countermeasure to document fingerprinting.
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Candy from Strangers(social.gl-como.it)
1 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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Lucy NASA spacecraft(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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New Color Palettes in LibreOffice(design.blog.documentfoundation.org)
2 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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by r0muald 10y ago
The whole point of Schwarzenegger's advice this is that, while you like meat and find it insulting to have someone else's views imposed on you, for many purposes you are the one imposing his own view onto others by eating meat, si
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The RetractionWatch database(retractiondatabase.org)
2 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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Evolving Past the Restrictions of Toolbars(design.blog.documentfoundation.org)
2 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments
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by r0muald 10y ago
You'd be surprised to know how many millions of people use these dead operating systems on a daily basis.
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by r0muald 10y ago
Funny how after a few messages the author is brought to discuss SGML: > I'm not familar with SGML, but will have a look.

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