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Comment #39958438
Blissymbols is kind of fun to look at for a toki pona speaker; sitelen pona (the most popular hieroglyphic script for the language) shares a lot of features with it and Egyptian hi…
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Comment #33190922
In brief, an extensible, syncable tool for making lightweight personal Markdown wikis. Emphasis on being very smooth and stylish. Emphasizes giving you a lot of tools that can suit…
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Comment #29400403
> It was a reaction to the previous administration's foreign policy strategy, which was to position America as less of a world leader and more of a partner. Happen to know of any d…
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Comment #29400305
I have fair understanding of a teachers' union. I think I can say that the NY situation is pretty degenerate relative to most places/unions. My cursory understanding is that if NYS…
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Comment #29313352
rM support's statements in the past have been to the effect of "we aren't going to remove the root access; you need it for GPL compliance, and we need it for troubleshooting. And m…
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Comment #29313328
Color e-ink probably isn't going to be at quality-parity with e.g. LCD displays anytime especially soon. Kaleido is still really cool, especially when it's used properly, but it's …
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Comment #29313278
I was under the impression that rmcloud was an application grafted onto Google Cloud. Sure you're not mixing them up with Onyx?
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Comment #29313256
rM seems to omit backlight as a philosophical idea; if you're mainly interested in similar form-factor of hardware with backlights, https://www.pine64.org/pinenote/ is upcoming. (F…
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Comment #28767229
"Flatmappable"
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Comment #28211985
librespot is a reverse-engineered thin client (using the same api that e.g. your "smart speakers" would). It doesn't use official APIs, arguably violates DMCA, and you pretty much …
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Comment #22805816
https://b.nfd.moe Over the past several months/years, I've usually gone around in my life with a notebook on my person. Some of these notes/lingering ideas seem like things about w…
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Comment #17992175
I mean, no product HAS to be for you, but part of the point of the board is that it's really, really easy to change the keymappings on a whim. If/when they finish the adaptive mode…
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Comment #17992145
Maybe under some simple chord?
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Comment #16751776
I suppose they can. Please do!
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Comment #15849832
I'm glad you've got the surplus cash for however many years of school, then.
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Comment #15456261
Whoa, cool. I guess I ought to go visit a psychiatrist. Thank you.
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Comment #13974763
You'd do it to make money. Boatloads of delicious, steaming venture capital. Mmm.
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Comment #13974743
It's a series of articles the author is starting. Check back soon.
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Comment #13809225
I really hope amateurs with "a {} is a {} is a {} is a {}" level skills aren't working on cryptographic or financial software in C or C++. Write Rust, though, which is {}, and at l…
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Comment #13142853
Ooh, or the highest-level language, Homespring. http://xeny.net/Homespring
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Comment #12309152
It may not be a matter of the release being particularly special; rather, they might've been tipped off to some insider information or otherwise be aware of some information they f…
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Comment #12198263
...to its voice-search system.
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Comment #12177935
Sort of. I bet I could take a snippet of C++ and find flags which would slow runtime right the heck down myself.
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Comment #12177203
I'd still stay away if I were evilsocket.