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Show HN: A Beancount txn parser/writer, implemented in Emacs Lisp
Happy Friday, everyone! :) I started getting into so called "plain text accounting"[0] some years ago, and after having a look around, settled on Beancount (as opposed to Ledger or…
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Comment #41102355
I think Minetest is in a similar vein, and for similar reasons. And it's F/LOSS.
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Comment #41102240
Only if they take to it. :)
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Comment #41102178
You are not wrong. However x86 is dead to me for having a BIOS level backdoor built in that you can't get rid of (probably; yes I know about ME Cleaner). Not to mention Intel sat o…
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Comment #41102029
There are projects (like Armbian) working to improve that situation, but they can always use more help. https://www.armbian.com/newsflash/armbian-needs-your-help/
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Comment #41102000
You asked about mini-PCs, which I don't have, however just for comparison I can say I have ODROID-XU4 + cubietruck here running and only drawing about 2W total between both of them…
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Comment #41101960
> Has someone already investigated how this happened? Intel finally got some competition and had to get off their ass for a change! There, no investigation required! :)
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Comment #41101947
> a kid’s “my first Linux PC"? Any old desktop from a garage sale (if you can find one). People are practically giving them away these days, everyone wants tablets/phones now. We s…
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Comment #41101868
It's not just them, the majority of SBC manufacturers are on these bizarre old Linux forks that have been patched all to hell and will never see mainline. Kind of same situation wi…
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Comment #41101428
Not that I ever plan to buy anything from them ever again, but reminders are always helpful for everyone. :)
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Comment #41101390
> It looks like google is done with labeling data for image recognition. Rise of the machines soon.
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Comment #35017998
You got further than me. Just seeing the size of the monstrosity was enough for me to nope the f out. Well, that on top of the creepy uneasiness I always feel whenever dealing with…
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Comment #32599789
Shared hosting plan with email and a catch-all address (the latter being key to the whole thing). Everyone I give an email address out to gets a unique one in the form: theirname.m…
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Comment #32599369
https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/openring
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Comment #32336874
I am glad to see a growing chorus of people voicing similar concerns, which myself and others have long held. The article links to a similar article from Drew DeVault for instance …
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Comment #32336815
I would really like to see someone raise the same questions this article does at the next community Q&A.
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Comment #30522942
There are many interesting alternatives available: https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Supported
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Comment #30522931
There are many Armbian supported devices[0] which make great alternatives. [0] https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Supported
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Comment #30522904
I like PINE64's stuff, too. Armbian is another good choice, for people who prefer Debian based OS.
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Comment #30522865
Look man, just ditch the yahoo email already.
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Comment #30522495
> algorithms/data structures Certainly someone can recommend a good resource here? The Wizard Book maybe?
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Comment #30521850
Yep, came here to say this. It doesn't get any more anonymous than cash in the mail. :)
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Comment #30521781
That, in itself, is another nice feature of F-Droid. It allows you to add additional repositories of your own choosing. It's so refreshing, especially compared to $megacorp control…
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Comment #30521731
> I was worried from the description that it would include a DE and stuff I don’t need for a headless machine Oh no (as you learned). In fact, desktop releases are a relatively new…
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Comment #30518747
> Training data is easy to find. Got a good chuckle from that, I did! :D