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AB1908
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Comment #41865987
Can you elaborate? Do you use Virtual Desktop or have something like termux and ssh in to a separate box?
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Comment #39958311
Thanks for your work! I use it everyday and recommend it to everyone who has an interest in better password management.
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Comment #39247927
It is impossible to tell if this is satire or not.
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Comment #39239111
Out of curiosity, how many window managers have you used on Linux? I found some superior choices there but I do agree that Windows is generally ok with Mac being dead last.
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Comment #38893462
I've never tried this myself but you could try importing the CSV in sqlite and then run aggregate queries over it. Does that sound useful?
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Comment #38835270
I imagine the Kobo is high on that list.
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Comment #37541916
What does one do with all this hardware? I'm quite curious.
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Comment #37341019
I remember that the Google books API didn't return page or word counts. That was the only thing missing so that I could create a book database of things I want to read ordered by s…
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Comment #37305865
What are your favorite ebook readers on Android? I love [Moon+ Reader]( https://ab1908.github.io/2022/02/05/moon-reader.html ).
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Comment #37305388
How is annotation support on Koreader? Eink devices in general seem to be a hassle to annotate on compared to my phone.
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Comment #37305382
I've wanted SRS features as well but no ebook reader seems to do annotation exports well. I get by with Moon+ Reader and wrote a few Obsidian plugins to help me with parsing export…
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Comment #37163060
There's a fella named karlicoss whose work you may want to look into. See: beepb00p.xyz
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Comment #37162909
You may want to try converting those questions into byte (heh) sized flashcards and review them from time to time to make sure it sticks. Speaking of which, there's a book called M…
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Comment #36938871
This is one of the kindest comments I've read on any social media site. Thanks for taking the time.
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Comment #36377380
What else were you looking for in dataview? It has a JS API.
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Comment #36172981
There's so little there to go off of. Do you have any job descriptions?
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Comment #35956864
Any way to do tap to pay with banking apps? I'm too used to the convenience but trying to be privacy conscious where I can.
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Comment #35868480
I get the point but as a counterpoint, why wouldn't they be?
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Comment #35647285
Oh, and while we're on the topic, anyone have something like a media database where they record metadata about what they watch and when? I want to create yearly media dashboards an…
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Comment #35647220
Dataview sorely needs maintainers. The author is working on a successor but I still want to use the original one.
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Comment #34772442
It is pretty good. I tried it a few times and there were minor mistakes at best. The Whisper readme itself shows a live transcription use case.
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Comment #34679356
> but people with ADHD don’t generate enough dopamine to stimulate the circuits that regulate emotion. Most people with ADHD therefore experience heightened emotional responses to …
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Comment #34366385
What do you use it for?
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Comment #34310982
How do you feel about the new Dune? Curious to hear your thoughts.
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Comment #34310935
Huh, I had friends complain that it was overly long and focused a lot on its setup and setting up bits and pieces like the kids' relationships and the new culture.