severine

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48325624

I love it too, bookmarked and hopefully adopted! Did you write about it somewhere?

Appreciate the answer, but then I have some questions:

So, according to that theory, god could substantiate again, this time into an "imago dei computer", giving the computer "machinity"?

A computer that is god, makes divine stuff and is, for example, at one point unplugged, but comes online miraculously three days after, etc?

That would be Jesus-like, but we could posit an Eve/Adam-like computer, would that be imago dei too?

Has god become only human, or has it become other animals, plants, or things?

Not trying to be facetious, just unable to follow some thinking when it would involve observable miracles on earth.

Seems logical.

Agreed.

Might be a very very uncharitable reference to this, for example: https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2021/the-oss-bubble-and-the-...

Some points raised here seem worth pointing out: https://blog.elenarossini.com/w-social-uncovered-the-reality...

In the last paragraph, OP mentions using Logseq "for short daily notes/journaling", which suggests both Obsidian and Logseq fall short in some ways.

As I'm currently contemplating using one of these tools, I'd love if you elaborated on that.

Great article, thanks.

https://gaza-verified.org/

Try Phanpy for the fediverse: https://phanpy.social/

Maybe the best web app I've used.

KISS: https://help.kisslauncher.com/advanced/gestures/

Live bookmarks was how I started, and what I've come back to after all, using this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/livemarks/

When I'm familiar with the source, the headlines are enough for me to know if I want to read, navigating the folders is super quick, and the feed indicator makes adding new ones very easy too.

Thanks a lot for that link! I know nothing of Apple stuff and a friend has got an old iMac that he thought was unupdatable but it seems there's a way. Cheers!

But you did, and Firefox flies these days, thanks!

You can use Kiwix: https://kiwix.org/en/

I'm amazed by this, never occurred to me that these kind of updated ROMs could exist!

What are more examples of community updated classics?

No, not anymore:

Xfce is pronounced “ecks-eff-see-ee”. The name Xfce originally stood for “XForms Common Environment”, but since then Xfce has been rewritten twice and doesn't use the XForms toolkit anymore. The name survived, but it is no longer capitalized as “XFCE” and is no longer an abbreviation for anything (although suggestions have been made, such as “X Freakin' Cool Environment”).

Yours look great, you should have a demo though.

Oh yes, completely agree, I don't even use TT, I was just thinking aloud. Locality of data matters a lot.

Come to think of it, TikTok is like Anki for social cues.

IBM lobbied Congress and got a law pass making that illegal just for programmers. That law is still on the books.

It's the first time I hear that, do you have a link?

Will I get a certificate of donation for tax purposes? Do you fill the corresponding forms?

Xue the Xfce mouse LAUGHS at the notion of a duopoly!

"An amazing 325 page google strategy document quietly unsealed buried in google antitrust docket. It's gonna take a long thread but I have pulled out the gems. It's from 2017 planning, no doubt Google will just say these were only ideas but many will look very familiar."

See this extensive thread by Jason King for context: https://nitter.poast.org/jason_kint/status/18215548417866835...

Maybe this? https://salmagundi.skidmore.edu/articles/477-thirteen-ways-o...

What about laptops?

I'd sacrifice an arm for a web browser that has non-disappearing natively themed scroll bars since due to accessibility issues I struggle with scroll wheels.

Doesn't Firefox work at this?

1.Go to about:preferences or open the Firefox preferences via the UI

2.Scroll down until you get to a section titled "Browsing", or search for "scroll"

3.Check the setting "Always show scrollbars"

ref: https://superuser.com/questions/1720362/firefox-scroll-bar-d...

Go Marginalia!

Magically? Jokes apart, it'd be something like Pythagoras posts a link to his theory, with threads going until a paradigm change prompts another link and thread, and so on, and then Newton, and Max Planck... you know, implementation details.

I have much more imagination than skills.

I think you're onto something! A retrospective history of science styled as an HN clone would be amazing, will any of you dare?

Wow, is this too good to be true as a service? What are the running costs? Are you looking for this to be long term stable?

Very beautiful, I hope it sets a trend, congrats!