It’s been a while since I used it but lazylibrarian has worked for me in the past. I tried shelfarr as well with some success a while back, but haven’t needed any new books lately since I’m busy catching up on the books…
What about reading on a koreader? Is bookbridge still the best bet?
A lot of companies have invested a lot into matter and thread. I’d be surprised if companies started requiring a call home to work. It doesn’t make sense to need that, since a thread network is, in a sense, offline by…
Why does Tailscale need to be used for Claude? Can’t you just ssh into it locally?
I very much appreciate this when working on a computer that’s not mine.
I also think it’s interesting that Ladybird is decidedly not including ad blocking, but leaving it to third party extensions. In some ways it makes a lot of sense to keep doing it that way.
Apple does a pretty good job of extracting dopamine from black and white packaging.
Making coffee is often the only part of my day that I have control over.
I remember editing my then girlfriend’s (now wife) papers in university, when she was struggling to explain something succinctly. I’d ask her: well what are you trying to say? And she would explain it to me, clear as…
Or better yet, an iPad!
I am enjoying my 92+
https://history-of-animation.webflow.io/
Buying buckets of used bricks is pretty cheap, too. I bought an adult's old lifetime collection for $30 CAD. My 2 year old son and I are still sorting them.
Also on FF in Windows.
Not only does WD make something work, it makes it smell good, too!
This sure would be nice. I almost always have two windows going, and drag tabs back and forth between them.
It’s is “source available” but not open source.
I think a lot of families actually restrict or eliminate screen time altogether, and gather round using either no technology, old technology, or new technology that imitates old technology, e.g. Yoto. There is value…
The vinyls are a billion dollar industry. Small compared to streaming, but definitely non-negligible. https://www.riaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/RIAA-2024Yea...
I convinced my wife to start using a password manager, too (Bitwarden). Now she stores all of her very guessable, short, similar passwords in a manager. Sigh.
When you brake you generate a ton of heat. Doing a U-turn generates less heat, but still quite a bit. The train will have to slow down depending on the radius of the curve, and even then the turn will slow it down some…
Does Omarchy offer anything other than opinionated dotfiles? These have always existed.
Relative line numbers can help with j and k.
It's even worse: a lot of them don't know an ad when it's presented to them.
I, too, use both Desmos and Geogebra in my classroom. One of my favourite things about Geogebra is the ability to export to tikz. It can save a lot of time when making complex geometry problems while keeping things nice…
It’s been a while since I used it but lazylibrarian has worked for me in the past. I tried shelfarr as well with some success a while back, but haven’t needed any new books lately since I’m busy catching up on the books…
What about reading on a koreader? Is bookbridge still the best bet?
A lot of companies have invested a lot into matter and thread. I’d be surprised if companies started requiring a call home to work. It doesn’t make sense to need that, since a thread network is, in a sense, offline by…
Why does Tailscale need to be used for Claude? Can’t you just ssh into it locally?
I very much appreciate this when working on a computer that’s not mine.
I also think it’s interesting that Ladybird is decidedly not including ad blocking, but leaving it to third party extensions. In some ways it makes a lot of sense to keep doing it that way.
Apple does a pretty good job of extracting dopamine from black and white packaging.
Making coffee is often the only part of my day that I have control over.
I remember editing my then girlfriend’s (now wife) papers in university, when she was struggling to explain something succinctly. I’d ask her: well what are you trying to say? And she would explain it to me, clear as…
Or better yet, an iPad!
I am enjoying my 92+
https://history-of-animation.webflow.io/
Buying buckets of used bricks is pretty cheap, too. I bought an adult's old lifetime collection for $30 CAD. My 2 year old son and I are still sorting them.
Also on FF in Windows.
Not only does WD make something work, it makes it smell good, too!
This sure would be nice. I almost always have two windows going, and drag tabs back and forth between them.
It’s is “source available” but not open source.
I think a lot of families actually restrict or eliminate screen time altogether, and gather round using either no technology, old technology, or new technology that imitates old technology, e.g. Yoto. There is value…
The vinyls are a billion dollar industry. Small compared to streaming, but definitely non-negligible. https://www.riaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/RIAA-2024Yea...
I convinced my wife to start using a password manager, too (Bitwarden). Now she stores all of her very guessable, short, similar passwords in a manager. Sigh.
When you brake you generate a ton of heat. Doing a U-turn generates less heat, but still quite a bit. The train will have to slow down depending on the radius of the curve, and even then the turn will slow it down some…
Does Omarchy offer anything other than opinionated dotfiles? These have always existed.
Relative line numbers can help with j and k.
It's even worse: a lot of them don't know an ad when it's presented to them.
I, too, use both Desmos and Geogebra in my classroom. One of my favourite things about Geogebra is the ability to export to tikz. It can save a lot of time when making complex geometry problems while keeping things nice…