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Funny you mention that. Guix which is a fork (of sorts) of Nix is written in Guile Scheme which uses ice-9 as it's namespace in a lot of places. https://lists.gnu.org/archive/…

Ren'Py is a joy to use and an excellent project.

Echoing the other comment, I'm unsure what's wrong with the opening paragraph in the second link.

I'm dailying Wayland on Ubuntu, but it feels like there's always a "it'll be really good soon" promise to Wayland.

I believe this Bad Apple Demo ran on a similar Russian PDP-11 clone. https://youtu.be/8Q1vN51o-Dg HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17965269 …

Wow, that's a pretty similar setup I'm looking at making in the next couple months. Thanks for the link.

Like the ability to double measurements. In the emacs example you'd be able to hit a key bind, enter how much to divide or multiply the recipe and it would automatically change it.

I'd agree with the top rated comment in the OG thread that the children are just enjoying spending time with dad. I recall my love of computing was sparked by my father, but it was mostly self-st…

This bit me when moving to iOS. Thankfully I didn't use Signal all that much, but I did "sign" some far away friends keys before so that was disappointing...

I didn't know about this and thought you were going to reference them switching out NAS drives for SMR ones.

I'm surprised you'd reference John Money and not expect politics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Money#Controversies …

I was given a C64 with a case of floppies by a friend. It had been sitting in their attic not doing anything. The friend is also a nerd and was given it by a widow after her husband died as she "…

I have two old, broken, hard drives with a piece of paper saying "have you backed up your data today?" on one. I think it was a joke I saw on r/DataHoaders.

Will need to check this out. I've been looking for a way to index my mother's recipes in a useful way, was somewhat motivated two years ago. I wanted something that: 1. produced well formatt…

I just sold a Early 2015 model and I agree. The M1 would be perfect for this machine. The form factor of the MacBook Air is still quite a bit bigger, it's truly wild how thin and light the 12…

Thank you for your response, I think I'll bring this up at the next book club :)

> I think about how we can enjoy booting 30 years old retro computers and how the next generation will not be able to do the same because of locked down hardware. I worry about this too. It's …

the Model F repro is on my list of keyboards to buy, the price is a little rich however.

Also typing on a "New M"! I was worried as many reviewers claimed they were slightly worse than real Model Ms but I have to say, I think they got everything down. (I've used an SSK and …

Great YouTube video on them! https://youtu.be/p2q02Bxtqds

> communicate my ideas clearly and persuasively to others How do you get the ability to do this? I've been attending a book club with a small number of friends and even in these casual setting…

This lacks noise canceling. It has a new design and added MagSafe compatibility.

> ASMR Do you have any links of ASMRists using Spatial Audio?

Fwiw you only have two ears.

>Bluetooth hiccups. I have AirPods Pro and I’m impressed with how amazing they are (I have a pair of LCD-X, I’m particular about audio equipment). One funny side efffect of using 2.4GHz Bluetooth i…

Yeah I think using ZFS on even Linux is fine now since they’re using the same code base at this point.(IME Ubuntu has the most painless experience as it ships with the kernel by default.)

I would have to agree with with your assessment, referencing the link in the above tree and this isopenbsdsecu.re . Not to imply I don’t like OpenBSD, I love their first class support of old architect…