I spent a couple of years traveling and living in remote permaculture communities before starting my own project six months ago, so far I feel like I'm living the dream but I'm just at the beginning. Having some successful examples help a lot.
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I spent a couple of years traveling and living in remote permaculture communities before starting my own project six months ago, so far I feel like I'm living the dream but I'm just at the beginning. Having some successful examples help a lot.
I find it quite useful as I'm switching daily between Arch Linux, Ubuntu, and MacOS.
Yeah this new service is definitely a wiki.
At least this one works well on text browsers, and pages load fast without the need for a spinner.
Last year I made a little website to control how much time I want to spend on HN. For instance I have one page where the 10 most upvoted items for the week are listed, and I hide them as I read them. When the list is empty it means I'm done for now.
https://news.vinc.cc/search?q=hn+sort:top+time:week+limit:10
(open sourced here: https://github.com/vinc/news.vinc.cc)
Also work for Reddit.
With Bootstrap and Devise (auth) and many other ruby gems / npm packages, we can prototype a project extremely quickly with this stack by simply following the conventions of the community and trying to avoid writing too much custom code.
This one for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4TLaRSJN2k
And if you really want an app, someone made a beautiful one for android, free and without ads, that follows the stages described in the book: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ragone.io.quie...
I found the light gamification useful to establish my practice.
We're building a dystopia just to make people click on ads https://www.ted.com/talks/zeynep_tufekci_we_re_building_a_dy...
You may not like the taste, but trying it is an interesting experiment.
Personally I have the option to ride a bike and electric (nuclear+hydro) trains instead of driving a car, so that's what I do.
Then I check only the top news from some subreddits[3] and hackernews[4], and I usually hide what I read to avoid seeing them again.
And if I need more I can get the headlines of major news websites[5].
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events/2017_Jul...
[2] https://news.vinc.cc/search?q=wikipedia
[3] https://news.vinc.cc/search?q=reddit+science+environment+tim...
I don't like all those toolbars that clutter my screen estate, I prefer to browse the web full screen. There are a lot of projects using Webkit, and I also use elinks a lot, but I'd rather support Mozilla and Firefox by using the later when I need a graphical browser.
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