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__fst__

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About __fst__

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/2fx; my proof: https://keybase.io/2fx/sigs/5nAlj-xN0NV-yXoDN7TcNV_udggtPuhPrMggH-gTYlU ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47970034

    Are there any electric cars that don't need internet connectivity via wifi/esim at all? I'm looking for something really simple. A chassis, four wheels, an engine, airbags. Basical…

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    Comment #47772741

    Just browsed through the available Audio collections on the Internet Archive. There's probably more music available than I can listen in my lifetime. No need for audio subscription…

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    Comment #47694717

    My wife got a square cast iron dutch oven that she bakes bread in. The breads have this nice crust and soft texture inside. To die for.

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    Comment #47682300

    I started learning guitar using tabs. It's good for easily picking up a song, but I found it painful to learn new songs. Everything I played I simply memorized and learning a new s…

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    Comment #47662976

    I love all the recommendations here. Great selection that I can add to my personal hacking background music. I can also recommend - Pure Shakuhachi music (ignore the ones with 'rel…

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    Comment #47581124

    Let everyone who wants it be safe using the Google App Store. But please let me do stupid/experimental things with my phone.

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    Comment #47579935

    For me it was a close finish between Fira Code and RedHat Mono. I mostly look out for * no * 'i' vs 'l' vs '1' (I now mostly prefer fonts where the lowercase 'l' has the righthand …

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    Comment #47447271

    Was playing around a bit and for its size it's very impressive. Just has issues pronounciating numbers. I tried to let it generate "Startup finished in 135 ms." I didn't expect it …

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    Comment #45932908

    This is why we need TeraWatt DCs, to generate code for world clocks every minute.

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    Comment #45709764

    Main "killer" features for me are: - d2 is a standalone executable compiler, I once tried mermaid-cli (mmdc) but couldn't get it to work properly plus anything I need to install wi…

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    Comment #45697275

    Apart from the browser.ml.* config the newest update also adds and activates the @perplexity search shortcut. Deleted it in my config. I'm solely relying on DuckDuckGo.

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    Comment #45455498

    Can't wait for an LLM implementation in the Game of Life too.

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    Comment #45203190

    Brilliant. Really nice looking TUI. One thing I noticed is that I still find myself using the mouse to click the form fields. The keyboard navigation seems to sometimes get stuck o…

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    Comment #45029888

    Amazing overview! It's interesting how the level of public computer/computing knowledge changed. The Byte magazine goes into deep details of hardware, software and programming. I f…

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    Comment #44183691

    yup, exactly what I meant, e.g 5 Brazil liziarB

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    Comment #44177262

    I also noticed that they struggle reversing strings. Ask it to "generate a list of the 30 biggest countries together with their name in reverse". Most of the results will be correc…

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    Comment #43685263

    python3 -m http.server -d /path/to/dir

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    Comment #42743909

    Can anyone recommend some engineering reading for building and running DC infrastructure?

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    Comment #42554571

    I'm using Linux as my main desktop for so long now (>15yrs) that I probably wouldn't be able to handle a modern Windows system anymore. I have not touched any Windows installation …

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    Comment #42525083

    EVs are topping the list of (imho) useless extras in cars. I'm still cherishing my Honda Fit pre-touchscreen edition. I'm going to drive it until it will fall apart. My next car wi…

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    Comment #41472032

    WakeMeOps is a Debian repository for portable applications. The repository contains over 100 applications and is divided into five components: Desktop, DevOps, Dev, SecOps, and Ter…

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    Comment #40654983

    I sometimes (but rarely) use blur to shift the attention focus on certain screen regions by blurring out other parts. Like an inverted highlighter. But mostly I actually use the hi…

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    Comment #40652293

    I use that daily. Very simple but has exactly the features I need.

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    Comment #40446191

    I'd love to have a minimal spreadsheet app like that for Android. Any recommendations?