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Comment #47762458
Thanks! Interesting to read the rationale behind it [0] which in short is, try not to use what is basically a terminal emulator within a terminal emulator, and window management sh…
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Comment #47714399
Like Maildir? Many mail clients support that format already.
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Comment #47702047
In a similar vain, I currently enjoy reading A Philosophy of Walking by Frederic Gros. Gros draws the musing of various philosophers on walking. To me, his description of the slow …
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Comment #47215074
It seems those were drawn by Barbara Remington [1] who didn't have time to read the books before making her illustrations. Apparently, the Lord of the Rings was in public domain in…
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Comment #46823765
That is on the main branch. Behind the scenes [1] they're working a a huge rewrite to use the Bevy engine. A big effort that seems to be moving at a quite constant pace. It seems t…
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Comment #46684352
So far, my thumb has been worse of now that I'm back to the pattern swipe unlock.
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Comment #46684315
You're right that I maybe phrased it too harsh, the repairability _is_ a great feature. And of course, they do more by checking supply chains for some of the parts. The thing is, i…
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Comment #46678606
As Fairphone owner I have become somewhat sceptical of their repairability claim. Mine fell on its side on some pebble stones. The power-button, unprotected by the case, got scratc…
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Comment #46630350
This is a great project: the code is super neat and the write-up very clear. I like the sousveillance aspect of it! For a project I needed a low-latency RTSP stream as well. When r…
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Comment #46510136
Zed has built in REPL for several languages, which does have image preview [0] It uses the Jupytext format [1], for Python at least. Which frankly, is much more friendly to VCS tha…
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Comment #45208610
I've been doing this for some time now and it indeed makes editing text in vim easy. Just `dd` and `p`. And as the article mentions, diffing is much cleaner. There's a caveat howev…
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Comment #45103174
As a Colemak (DH) user for ~5 years, I share these experiences. I did a monkeytype benchmark before switching, and I still barely hit the same numbers, so it's certainly not a magi…
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Comment #45061316
While being an avid Debian user on both server and desktop, I had never heard of the Extrepo[0] package mentioned in the article. It would be great if the repositories included in …
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Comment #44648750
Adding to the list of 'this is what I am using', I have switched both terminal and code editor to Maple Mono[1]. Which, looking at TFA, seems to be somewhat similar in spirit as At…
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Comment #44531580
What is particularly striking about the scandal is the impact of the mini-series. From what I understand (as a foreigner to the UK) is that it was the mini-series that sparked nati…
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Comment #44296560
Wow, that book sounds like a mix of Johan Harstad's footnote riddled Forsaken/The Red Handler (and who's Max, Mischa & Tetoffensiven even is about 'idling') and George Perec's An A…
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Comment #44178018
Last week I looked into such simplification/decimation algorithms to simplify lines sent to a showlaser projector. Turns out there is a whole bunch of different algorithms for deci…
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Comment #42976033
Not sure it's precise enough though. In 2018, many clocks in Europe were off because the frequency on the net had drifted due to (as I understood it) the network being out of sync …
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Comment #41565607
The Physical Rhythm Machine Boem Boem [1] is a performance/sound installation that actually comes quite close to being a physical equivalent of this idea. Not self adjustable of co…
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Comment #41189677
This map makes me think of the New Inquiry's White Collar Crime map [1]. That project creates a strong image which for me disrupts the stereotype of what crime looks like and where…
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Comment #33133090
A similar story unfolded at my university? [1,2]. Initially deployed as "scanners" instead of cameras. Similar to this story at Northeastern the board argued they needed to be able…
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Comment #27436001
For those interested in playing around with something similar: it looks like a sort of large scale implementation of Sam Lavigne's Videogrep[1]. [1]: http://antiboredom.github.io/v…
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Comment #24884930
I'll be starting a PhD soon and would love to use a pandoc-based workflow (with MD or another format) for the gross of my writing. How did you all structure the commenting on your …
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Comment #20775804
Wait, is this a real company? What employment agency (sort of) promotes their service by showing how easy it is to ditch their workers and visualises that by shooting them down?! […