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The only reason I'm still using emacs is magit (and muscle memory). I could not make magit myself.

is there a torrent client already that is be good at partial downloads? I didn't realize how popcorn time worked until I read this thread.

five bucks for the first year, then considerably more to renew

Will any non-human mammals survive in these places? This sucks.

I think past me would have thought this was cool. Now I'm just annoyed about having to think about this.

This just stresses me out about sleeping even more and makes sleeping harder than it already is.

wow 20GB

You can make public DNS records for your zerotier/wireguard/tailscale ip addresses (and make lets encrypt certs for them).

some routers block rfc1918 addresses from dns lookups, but you can turn that off, or put your virtual lan in a different range.

Then you can have sql01.example.network point to 100.13.14.15

I used to drive a taxi...

RaspberryIPMI

zerotier

do your own research

hospitality

Can you limit the synced size on clients (like an LRU cache) ?

That'd be zerotier or tailscale

Except for the permanent or long term lung, heart, liver, brain damage.

See #ORCΛ on twitter for examples

https://docs.racket-lang.org/pollen/ "Pollen: the book is a program"

I watched them go through this process via twitter, and it sounded like inventing that shared api model was a type puzzle i wouldn't be able to figure out myself. also they're the only people i know of doing it?

> I can’t quite figure it out, why do people prefer writing Electron apps as opposed of having a thin backend layer that communicates with the frontend in the user’s existing browser via websockets or long polling or whatever.

that's not possible. For one thing, you need https.

Have you read The Stars My Destination?

sorry! i did cmd-f search the readme. guess i messed up somehow.

You could argue that margins are part of the element, just like padding and border are, so

why is every study i've ever seen posted somewhere deeply flawed -in some way that is obvious to even non-experts?

Nothing like trying to get my kids to eat breakfast in the dark.

> The more west someone is in a time zone, the less sleep they often get because the sun goes down later in the evening.

isn't this even worst in DST? Maybe I'm thinking about it backwards...

I, for one, would like to wake up when the sun is up, and go to sleep when the sun is down. Isn't this this the same website where everyone is familiar with Why We Sleep? Standard Time forever

we disagree

I think it doesn't include administrative type people? The chancellor makes about that much