I'm so excited about existing self-hosted applications (https://selfh.st/apps/) and possibilities to integrate them, so I dumped some of my random thoughts on pubnix-like community infrastructure in this post:
@abcdw I tried subscribing to the mailing list but I got an automated reply telling me the mailing list wasn't found. Any ideas?
Edit: the rde one works fine though
@abcdw Thanks!, this is really useful (great short video format). I haven't done any multi-threading programming yet, but I think the first examples should be useful to create some debugging helpers.
Yesterday we were preparing a place for Tbilisi Guix Meetup and one of the residents of hackerspace brough an arm thinkpad. It's the first RISC laptop I see in person that feels modern and satisfying.
At 67 my brain is clogged with memories compared to 27, and I find my interest in absolutely everything distracting. I don’t focus any more, I’m no longer working to a deadline. It’s glorious fun but progress suffers. But I finally got a version of Guix+StdLinux (aka Nonguix, because the Linux kernel is full of non-free stuff that my Thinkpad’s Wifi needs) installed to my liking. I want to muck about with Andrew Tropin’s (@abcdw) exciting RDE project which builds on top of the Guix toolset. Quite emacs-heavy (okay with me, I’m very old school and it’s like an old shoe) and a very beautiful, tidy design.
At 67 my brain is clogged with memories compared to 27, and I find my interest in absolutely everything distracting. I don’t focus any more, I’m no longer working to a deadline. It’s glorious fun but progress suffers. But I finally got a version of Guix+StdLinux (aka Nonguix, because the Linux kernel is full of non-free stuff that my Thinkpad’s Wifi needs) installed to my liking. I want to muck about with Andrew Tropin’s (@abcdw) exciting RDE project which builds on top of the Guix toolset. Quite...
Btw it would be nice to read or hear how opencollective works, what is your experience with this donating platform.
It is still a shame, that it looks like there is no similar donation service for crypto currencies, they would be much easier to control than fiat money, no 3rd party involved.
I just opened registration for the June iteration of the "Hands-On Guile Scheme for Beginners" course!
This is an 8-week course that is a mixture of on-demand learning content, live Q&A sessions, practical exercises, and a private forum where I answer all your questions.
This iteration officially begins on June 8th, full details and schedule can be found here:
I just opened registration for the June iteration of the "Hands-On Guile Scheme for Beginners" course!
This is an 8-week course that is a mixture of on-demand learning content, live Q&A sessions, practical exercises, and a private forum where I answer all your questions.
This iteration officially begins on June 8th, full details and schedule can be found here:
One of the most useful extensions for Firefox (actually LibreWolf) is Sidebery. Finally I can decrease a mess of tabs and make them structured.
There are a lot of features, but most useful are:
- Rules for automatically moving tabs into "panels" (a grouping mechanism similiar to workspaces).
- Foldeable tree view.
- Rules for openning tabs in specific containers (combines well with container proxy and multi-account).
- Integration with bookmarks.
One of the most useful extensions for Firefox (actually LibreWolf) is Sidebery. Finally I can decrease a mess of tabs and make them structured.
There are a lot of features, but most useful are:
- Rules for automatically moving tabs into "panels" (a grouping mechanism similiar to workspaces).
- Foldeable tree view.
- Rules for openning tabs in specific containers (combines well with container proxy and multi-account).
- Integration with bookmarks.
My favourite feature is automatically periodically save a snapshot of current tabs as Markdown indented lists. And since I specified my #Logseq folder as the saving path, I can navigate my browser history from Logseq journal.
@abcdw
what i am missing is "move tab to folder" or something. I started today with 202 uncatecorized tabs and don't want to drag them all. Did i miss this?
@abcdw quick bug report the link in the confirmation email uses http and not https