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K_REY_C

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    Comment #33594060

    Logseq is what I use for that reason. https://logseq.com/

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    Comment #29663167

    Just sharing this tool, logseq [1], that I learned about a couple of weeks ago. It traffics in plain text files and does graphically what an org-mode might do after a lot of work. …

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    Comment #24492364

    https://mako.cc/copyrighteous/trust-your-technolust

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    Comment #21007680

    it's also important to note that these companies are known for lying. I've had five separate CenturyLink employees lie to me over the phone in the past week and a half so I don't r…

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    Comment #20753766

    Rockbox was (is?) such a great project.

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    Comment #14584514

    Ditto. In the last 2 years I actually switched to Fedora because of the clearer and easier road to contribution. (Area: design)

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    Comment #14020337

    Try the "writing excuses" podcast. Is not screenwriting, but many many of the same elements apply. Also, screenwriting is ultimately meant for the screen, so that intently means a …

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    Comment #13992805

    Agree, but beyond attack surface I just don't want to become accustomed to something that can be shut down, aqui-hire/closed down, or otherwise disappeared via the ongoing advance …

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    Comment #13964705

    The stalemate game referenced in the article is amazing. I've never seen it before and it's incredible. http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1714659

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    Comment #13737988

    Can anyone provide additional info before I give up my email address to chance? I'd be interested in this but not without details -- especially with the immediate email grab.

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    Comment #13515311

    How interesting. I taught a course on your site and the distribution mirrors my experience (as it should ). Congrats on releasing.

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    Comment #13263781

    Appreciated. Really enjoy the walkthrough.

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    Comment #13250100

    Any plans for an ebook version? The older I get the more I find the PDF a frustrating reading experience (especially on mobile).

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    Comment #13223492

    Agree with this. I know there are sites that compete for minimum key strokes to compete a task in, say, vim -- is there anything similar for code? Is there somewhere people can pos…

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    Comment #12851917

    I'm slowly making my way through. Thanks so much for your service. It's wonderful.

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    Comment #12740370

    And yet if they're at the same event I'm quite likely getting something that, in combination, is much closer to what I'd call journalism.

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    Comment #12669618

    Computer science unplugged is great. Aimed at kids, but if starting out it may provide a good framework. http://csunplugged.org/

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    Comment #12281442

    > I'm often using CLI versions of GUI programs because the actual user interface is superior. Some TUI programs have no rivals in GUI form. I have my own list here, but I'm curious…

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    Comment #12281410

    I've purchased in the past just to support (and to keep going the illusion that I'll create some audio for /me/ in the future).

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    Comment #11883711

    That's the main issue. I switched to Dvorak a year ago and it's been great, but being on other machines is difficult. The most egregious issue I've seen is a colleague who took the…

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    Comment #9443857

    That's the whole point, right? The info would be about any future presidential candidates.

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    Comment #8943509

    I think Zim is the best thing out there at the moment. Is it trivial to encrypt via the Git plugin?

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    Comment #8921439

    The positive spin is more fair and accurate. I didn't intent to come off so negative. Part of the reason I've kept reading and listening to Cory is because, as you note, he provide…

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    Comment #8921225

    The book is recommended (and the print version is surprisingly attractive). It may be somewhat disappointing if you've been following Cory for a while though as the book doesn't re…

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    Comment #6892664

    I've had the opposite experience while working with a company of <200 employees and several locations needing to have a set of communication tools to efficiently collaborate in rea…