RIP RedHat.
It's sad that Google has become part of the problem rather than the solution. So much for "Do no Evil".
> Ligatures are very hard to support in a GPU-based renderer. Why?
Can you share the steps you took to build with brew?
I think you described my workflow exactly.
zimwiki pros: * open source * stored as a bunch of linked text files * can version control with git * wysiwyg markdown(media-wiki syntax) editor http://zim-wiki.org/
> lain timestamped markdown files linked together. Edited with vim and a few bash scripts, rendered with a custom deployment of Gollum. All in a git repo. That sounds a lot like zimwiki,except it uses a media wiki…
> the rising deployment of remote engine cutoffs and GPS locators in cars How is this legal? Cutting off the engine at a bad time could cause horrific accidents, putting the car owner and occupants of surrounding cars…
me too. As a principle, I will never pay for such over-priced marketing hype. Their products are mediocre at best.
"Don had spent the last two years of his main career as a software executive, traveling to Hong Kong, Paris, Sydney and Tel Aviv. Retiring in 2002 meant he could finally stay in one place: the 1930s’ Spanish colonial…
RIP RedHat.
It's sad that Google has become part of the problem rather than the solution. So much for "Do no Evil".
> Ligatures are very hard to support in a GPU-based renderer. Why?
Can you share the steps you took to build with brew?
I think you described my workflow exactly.
zimwiki pros: * open source * stored as a bunch of linked text files * can version control with git * wysiwyg markdown(media-wiki syntax) editor http://zim-wiki.org/
> lain timestamped markdown files linked together. Edited with vim and a few bash scripts, rendered with a custom deployment of Gollum. All in a git repo. That sounds a lot like zimwiki,except it uses a media wiki…
> the rising deployment of remote engine cutoffs and GPS locators in cars How is this legal? Cutting off the engine at a bad time could cause horrific accidents, putting the car owner and occupants of surrounding cars…
me too. As a principle, I will never pay for such over-priced marketing hype. Their products are mediocre at best.
"Don had spent the last two years of his main career as a software executive, traveling to Hong Kong, Paris, Sydney and Tel Aviv. Retiring in 2002 meant he could finally stay in one place: the 1930s’ Spanish colonial…