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4y ago
my own blog. for like 20 odd years now. https://www.splitbrain.org
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Interesting how this idea resurfaces every few years again. I dabbled in it 12 years ago: https://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2010-02/13-creating_art_by_d...
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4y ago
Luckily MaxLeiter already did that for me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30963947
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4y ago
RSS Feeds added. I may tweak this in the coming days.
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Unfortunatly, it's currently heavily biased towards the HN crowd because of the sources I used to initially seed the list.
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You should get exactly that. It might take a few seconds as I try to find the RSS feed right away... Just try submitting again, it will tell you if the link is already in the submissions.
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4y ago
That's an interesting idea. Would you expect one RSS item with let's say 5 links in the item body? Or 5 RSS items directly linking to the original post?
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Show HN: Discover the IndieWeb, one blog post at a time
(indieblog.page)
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excellent! thank you very much
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Any chance you could release the raw data (including the URLs)? I am having trouble to get your typescript running.
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I like the changing background color. Cool effect, maybe a tiny bit slower would make it a bit more subtle, but I like it.
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I liked your clipboard weight post. subscribed.
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I liked your most recent most on personal publishing. subscribed.
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https://www.splitbrain.org powered by DokuWiki for years now, but started as a bunch of PHP scripts.
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The original German Medium article linked in this article does not mention using an Airtag at all?
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5y ago
There's also https://pinout.xyz/boards
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You're definitely doing updates the hard way. DokuWiki's file layout is designed in a way that makes it safe to simply overwrite it with new releases. Anyway, I just wanted to chime in to correct a few facts. I'm happy you fo
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I use F5Bot https://f5bot.com/
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Even though it’s just plain text files, I’ve been unable to move it to another server (you can’t just copy the folder because of its indexing system). There’s more to it. Not true. Being portable from server to server (even across differe
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5y ago
30days of paid leave first though? isn't that like giving 30days of paid vacation to the unvaccinated?
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5y ago
DokuWiki is neither abandoned nor does it run on any Python version. It's a PHP app.
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Skyoffice – A browser based virtual office
(github.com)
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Instead of running full blown secondary HA instances for that, simply use ESPhome on a ESP32. I used that method to pick up the signals of a couple of bluetooth hygrometers in the cellar: https://www.splitbrain.org/blog/
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That would be amazing.
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New GitHub Issues Beta
(github.com)
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Man, that headline scared me. I thought he died.
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One thing that's annoying about responsive images is that the displays with highest density are built into the devices with the potentially shittiest bandwidth. So on a image heavy site, I might deliver 3x sized images (which may sever
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how does refilling these container shops work? who does it? staff riding along on the truck? or is the entire shop replaced?
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I'm relatively sure it worked without lilo (but that's so long ago I might be wrong). This stackoverflow question suggests support for this was explicitly dropped from the linux kernel: https://superuser.com/questi
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"Maybe some people know, some does not, that Linux is itself a boot loader of some kind. At least, when using UEFI and this is what I want to use, it can be loaded directly by UEFI firmware. [...] it won’t be as simple as that, for leg
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