Marek S. Ł.
@marek@m5l.eu
Alright, money is canceled, no jobs, no debt, whatcha gonna do with your time?
#poll
| Sleep: | 1255 |
| Garden: | 943 |
| Fix shit: | 1282 |
| Thresh (take apart shit): | 273 |
| Politics: | 339 |
| Bake/cook: | 880 |
| Build (lift and connect shit): | 705 |
| Plumbing (give me the shit): | 110 |
| Make electricity with kinetics: | 183 |
| Weep/wail: | 105 |
| Rejoice: | 813 |
| Become the barter/trade shop: | 138 |
| Transport: | 182 |
| Bard-make music/art for community: | 695 |
| Healthcare: | 224 |
| Science: | 742 |
| Mathematics: | 361 |
| Teach: | 976 |
| Learn: | 1504 |
| Mystery option found in comments: | 243 |
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Hey Gang...
Trying to do some damage control for a relative that is stuck on Windows.
What's a good Windows email client nowadays, something with good calendar integration, etc., multiple accounts?
That IS NOT Outlook.
Thanks.
Works for me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Ok, native English speakers, clear this out for me: how do you pronounce “Forgejo”?
Is it like “Forsh-joe”?
Is it “Forge(like “forget”)-joe”?
Is it “For-je-hoe”?
Honestly, for non-native speakers it’s sometimes a guessing game, and since you probably never heard it from a native speaker there’s a high chance you completely mispronounce the word. 😅
#forgejo #englishpronunciations
(the language that the word forĝejo comes from...)
shower thought: "España" has an ñ, "Česko" has a č... it would have been fun if Germany in German was "Deutßchland", Poland in Polish was "Połska" and Portugal in Portuguese was "Portugãl"
@hisham_hm We need just a little bit more devolution in the UK and then Surrey can rename itself back to Suþerice!
@hisham_hm Döitschland looks more phonetically correct to me, even though there is no "öi" diphthong in German. (However "Doitschland" is associated with Nazi Skinheads because of the "oi".)
@TauPan Połska and Portugãl aren't phonetically correct either, but that's not how we're playing this game :D
@hisham_hm If you try pronouncing Deutßland it kinda sounds like how the Japanese say it: DoITsu (mute u)
..in that vein, what if
(a with little tail sound is very similar to your -ão suffix)
@marek Very pleased to learn that! Especially when I meet more members of the Brotherhood of Hard to Pronounce Nasal Sounds
Czasami lubię poszukać nowych narzędzi, choć w tym przypadku to zwykłe ganianie za króliczkiem 🐇
Dziś o aplikacjach do zarządzania zadaniami ✅
https://blog.narecki.name/w-poszukiwaniu-idealnej-listy-zadan
@michal
Dla mnie nic nie przebija papieru i czegoś do pisania.
@rogatywieszcz @michal Papier ma jedną wadę - nie można ustawić powiadomień do listy zadań (mi ratują one czasami sytuację). Ale pod każdym innym względem zgadzam się. Papier najlepszy. I ręczne pisanie. Bardzo dobrze wpływa na mózg. Są na to badania naukowe nawet.
@sebastian @rogatywieszcz też lubię czasem coś zapisać ale powiadomienia traktuję jako must have. Żona jest w tym względzie w pełni papierowa 📝
@michal ja też z todoist przesiadłem się kilka lat temu. Powodem było to, że plany premium za darmo mi się kończyły a bez premium nie było powiadomień.
Finalnie osiadłem na Nextcloud Tasks. W sumie to był powód dlaczego zainteresowałem się NC, a idąc dalej - selfhostingiem (a jeszcze idąc dalej, DevOpsem co jest teraz moją pracą
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Na Android Tasks.org to no-brainer. Najlepsza aplikacja caldav 1/2
@michal bodajże można sobie w Tasks.org wyłączyć niepotrzebne elementy. Przynajmniej część. Do tego interfejs został uproszczony.
Na Linux długo dobrej aplikacji nie było, a istniejące były opuszczone, więc używałem wersji Web która jest OK.
Jednak aktualnie istnieje @planify który jest świetny i chciałbym coś takiego na tablecie.
Na iOS z Caldav działa normalnie Apple Reminders.
NC Tasks synchronizuję też z Home Assistant co pomaga w automatyzacjach
@cichy1173 @planify dzięki za komentarz. U mnie na razie wygrywa wygoda, czyli Todoist Pro, choć pewnie i wersja darmowa by wystarczyła. O Planify słyszałem, fajnie że sytuacja się poprawia na rynku. Muszę jeszcze przetestować Tududi bo wygląda ciekawie 🤓
I actually tried it in my first Zig project, and it survived migration across a few hosting services. You can still find the bug I wrote this way if you clone https://codeberg.org/Maarrk/dedupiacz and run git-bug pull; git-bug bug
@michal I go with https://www.met.ie/ in browser, or MeteoBlue on my Android smartphone.
https://www.meteo.pl/meteogramy?lat=50.0619474&lng=19.9368564
@michal may I suggest...#FediMeteo? 😆
Excited to announce that the @EUCommission has updated it's follow buttons on the website footer!
What's that first platform there? Could that be #Mastodon?
And where did the link to #X go?
All the posts and comments here on Mastodon calling for this, trust me we read them!
#Linux peeps. For desktop apps, what’s your preferred distribution type
| AppImage: | 7 |
| Flatpak: | 40 |
| Snap: | 2 |
| Deb/rpm: | 99 |
| Other (specify): | 13 |
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@zef in the list, I miss docker and podman as application installer, same as chroot and other ways bases on
The convenience of synchronisation between devices are the most common argument that I hear from friends why they are so invested in the respective walled gardens. But the same advantages can be obtained with old well-tested and open standards. Example: get an SMS with e-mail, add it to contacts and then have it autocomplete in @thunderbird@mastodon.online connecting to whichever mail provider your heart desires, thanks to the magic of CardDAV and IMAP. No need for Giant Mail :)
It made me really appreciate the composability of CLI when I could type git remote add forgejo .../$(basename $(pwd)).git && git push ... to get that micro-automation going.
The original is written in #OCaml with quite involved setup, but #TIL about two single-executable #Rust implementations: Kodama and Weibian.
I'm still trying them out, but luckily both support @typst@mastodon.social so at least I can keep a common content format between them and final document
Trzy razy się przeprowadzić to jak raz spalić
Moving thrice is like having one fire#TIL a Polish saying
Well, once I became the person to guess that and I'm simply translating some textures with #Cpp everything is butter smooth again.
Also, I noticed you prefer multiple specialised services, but I don't see anything that would replace my other uses of Nextcloud: non-media files, calendar, contacts, kanban, office suite... As I'm writing this, I'm seeing probably SilverBullet could handle them all xD
My use case for Nextcloud is basically a dropbox to share files with people,Have you tried copyparty?
I have this exact situation, where I have a Pangolin tunnel (used to be Cloudflare before) and everything gets routed there. I'm having a .local domain resolve to the server in LAN, but this requires a self-signed certificate so only my personal devices use it.
One of my favorite quotes ever, from why the lucky stiff:
"when you don't create things, you become defined by your tastes rather than ability. your tastes only narrow & exclude people. so create."
Silly #Poll: where are you along the #neckbeard pipeline?
(Note: the neckbeard is metaphorical. No actual facial hair required)
Also, please remember #DanesLaw: no matter how carefully someone attempts to construct a poll, the very first comment will usually expose a glaring oversight. That's just how it goes.
| Windows is fine: | 42 |
| MacOS, 'cuz life's too short for all that mess.: | 135 |
| Linux, because it's faster, and my games run great: | 183 |
| I'm a Linux command line jockey!!: | 349 |
| FreeBSD all the way! LONG LIVE UNIX: | 90 |
| OpenBSD! Security go BRRR!: | 55 |
| Of *course* it runs NetBSD!: | 25 |
| Haiku!! It's so beautiful!!: | 25 |
| Ha, I'm still running Workbench/Aros!!: | 4 |
| I wrote my own OS. I'm on a mission from G-d.: | 20 |
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See it working at https://marsh-sim.github.io/bibliography/
Because everything is written in regular files, the editor can autocomplete citation keys without any special tooling - they are just sections in another file. This kind of interoperability is why simple tools like text files and #ssg are so great.
I'm not a fan of hosting it on GitHub anymore, but there are already links in various places that I can't update, so this is the reasonable thing to do.
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