Welcome to the RB family, Print(Notes) 🥳

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Print(Notes) is a cross-platform markdown notes app inspired by Google Keep and Obsidian. Took a lot of efforts, so we like to thank its developer for their patience, persistence, and diligence to reach this goal with us 🤗

#IzzyOnDroid #ReproducibleBuilds

If something is important enough to me, the minimum number of iterations of it that I must possess, or that must occur is three. I got that from the 3-2-1 data backup strategy, as well as early DNS mantra prescribing three as the minimum number of machines to run to be redundant.
In the like vein, I own three pairs of my most-used pair of headphones, I have 4.7TB of my absolute most critical data in three places,
And, I have three distinctly independent, redundantly-powered devices tell me the top of the hour.
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Nah, that's where the rule does not apply. In that case, it is a purely binary affair, with the total only being 1 or 0. In the case of the past eleven years, it has been a 0. For me, a girlfriend is not a life-critical, mission-critical requirement. Its more of a nice-to-have little extra, usually with way the fuck too many strings attached, provisos, and compromises that take any worth right back out of it, LOL. So 3 of them are most certainly not required, 0 is fine, and 1 is an extra bonus.

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this is an essay on this fucking stupid idea, just hitting the technical issues

it's time to cover this one. what are *your* favourite writeups on why data centres in space are just fucking stupid?

Flex radio time server? Why not.

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Tengo un nuevo trabajo. Ahora atiendo al público. Viene gente muy rara que pide cosas muy normales.

TW: atención al público, el silencio de los corderos

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Vous habitez à (ou proche de) #Strasbourg ? 🥨
Ou vous avez prévu d'y faire un saut le week-end du 6-7 décembre ? 🎄

Ça tombe bien ! Vous pouvez m'y retrouver avec une ribambelle de formidables créateurices comme
@amande_bleue @evansky_arts @lindenshieldarts @leboisdesfees @inkdustrielle à l'occasion du marché de Noël Onirique ✨️

📍Le lieu : salle Léon 13 du F.E.C, 17 place Saint Étienne à Strasbourg.

🗓 Les dates :
samedi 6 décembre de 10h30 à 20h
Dimanche 7 décembre de 10h30 à 17h30

Le boost met des cadeaux artisanaux au pied du sapin 🎁

#madeinfrance #artisanat #noel2025 #cadeaux2025

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@junior I like it. It is a huge upgrade over the 3. I'm sure other phones at the same price point are faster but it is fast enough to be comfortable to me and I really like the switch on the side to quickly switch between DND and regular.

The only issues right now is no official LineageOS support yet and every now and then it seems to memory leak to the point everything gets sluggish until I reboot but that's a minor annoyance to me.

i don't think comparing website size to the apollo guidance computer program memory size is fair or meaningful

the AGC was doing trajectory calculations (something that is quite easy to build a computer for).

the website is putting raster images on a high-resolution screen (something that is significantly harder to build a computer for, and also not a concern whatsoever for people going to the moon in the 70s).

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I decided to take a look inside my external keyboard and realized how dirty it was. But, as a blind person, how do I clean it? I wanted to just yank out all of the keys all at once, but then I might have a hard time putting them back in the right places. And I know that I'm being ridiculous--I would not know the difference, it is unlikely that this keyboard will ever be used by someone other than me, and, if a sighted person did start using it for some reason, then they could always rearrange the keys in the right order--but this post isn't meant to be about my excentricities. Another option would be only to take out a couple of keys at a time, so that I could keep track of them and put them back in the right places, but that would be slow and tedious. But then I realized that those weren't my only options. Often, but not always, when we perceive ourselves as having two options, both of which are far from ideal, there are other options that we're not considering that might address most of our concerns, if imperfectly. In my case, I realized that I could take out the keys a couple rows at a time and try to put them in order on my desk so that I could place them back in the right order. I might still end up accidentally pushing some keys around and getting a few of them in the wrong places, but they should still end up mostly in order, and, given that it doesn't even matter to me if they are in order in the first place, it shouldn't be a huge deal if a few of them aren't.

The Black Friday Window That Shocks the UK: Galaxy Z Fold 7 Drops to an Unbelievable Price

Introduction Every Black Friday brings noise, but only a handful of deals actually shake an entire market. This year, Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 offer in the UK is one of those rare moments—an unexpected price collapse that transforms a £1,799 luxury foldable into something finally within reach for everyday buyers. What began as a normal seasonal promotion quickly turned into a…

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Would someone who uses a screen reader (or is an actual expert in the #accessibility area) kindly let me know if the custom of “adding alt text via a reply to a post” is actually helpful or not?

As in, if an image in a post doesn’t have alt text, do you scroll through the replies in the hopes that you find one? Or is this custom not too helpful, because you move on as soon as you find that the image is lacking alt text? Thank you so much for your insights in advance!

Did you know that the 1st commercial #Christmas card was a #marketing scheme for a new #postal service?

In the #UK, prior to the 1840s, letters were paid by distance & sheets. This was expensive & poorer households rarely used it.

Some men decided to implement a general rate of 1 penny per letter.
While this doubled the letters sent in the 1st year, it was financially bad for the government.

Entrepreneur Henry Cole commissioned the first Xmas Card in 1843. It was a rousing success.

#history

Amazon has a 2024 Mac Mini with M4 chip, 256 Gb storage, and 16 Gb unified RAM for $479. I'm thinking about it, as a Christmas present to myself kind of thing. Questions: Is it worth it for AI stuff? All my PC's were manufactured before the AI boom, so don't have good GPU's. Can this Mac Mini run such things as Index-tts and other AI things well? Do you still require a mouse for initial setup? What about a screen? Any other things I should know? I'm not 100% committed to this purchase yet, just putting out feelers. Please boost for reach. Thanks.

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If you do get one, you'll also want one of those HDMI dummy monitor things if you plan to not hook it up to a screen.

I seem to recall some people saying weird things happen if you try to initially set it up without a mouse, even if you don't actually use the mouse.

I'd be concerned with only having 16GB RAM available for both the system and GPU for that kind of thing, though, but I have no practical experience. It won't be nearly as fast as having dedicated GPU RAM for sure.

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Sad to see the the @rust forum uses HCaptcha, thus preventing me as a blind user from signing up and posting my projects there. I'd like to escalate this to the right people, but it's hard to do so without an account on the forums. Anyone got any suggestions/know who I can reach about this? #Rust #Rustlang #Accessibility

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