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  • Replying to: birming.com

    @birming first hunch: an oversized basket. second hunch: a secret government “nothing ot see here” building.

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @jbaty aaaaand here we go. Hehe

  • Replying to: blog.miljko.org

    @miljko and…. Snatched. I need it today too :)

  • Replying to: @Miraz

    @Miraz @manton here here, and likewise.

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @jbaty you seem to be fine with it until you need to fix something and then it’s back to new polished apps hehe

  • Replying to: www.manton.org

    @manton thanks for sharing this. I haven’t followed The Verge for a while, but I might pay a bit more attention now - this is a good opinion piece.

    For what it’s worth, I think MB does AI “correctly” more or less, with the idea of having a master on/off switch for all AI being the right thing. This is an interesting approach to compare with Kagi, who in my opinion also does the right thing, but offers more AI options.

    It’s amazing how giving users the choice rather or not they want to use an AI helps. The completel opposite from most companies, especially Microsoft and CoPilot.

  • Replying to: bsky.app

    @swiftonsecurity.com No need to give up to go on dates with yourself, just need to give up the BS. Now, if I could follow my own advice…

  • Replying to: blog.miljko.org

    @miljko bummer. Sounds like just the sort of theme I’d like (besides the watered down part).

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @amerpie they do. I don’t know why or how but me and my partner started calling them Jose. “oh Jose is at it again… ‘me me me’, that’s all he says”

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @aeryn Short answer: yes. Long answer: I don’t like horror games in general and this this not a horror game. This game scares you because of the atmosphere and the settings. You also learn how to be less scared as you go. If you’re familiar with subnautica, it’s the same formula.

  • Replying to: miraz.me

    @Miraz love this. Makes me want to book a vacation.

  • @manton @vincent
    As I’m testing InkWell, how would you like to receive bug reports or suggestions? Is there a preferred way? I can maybe work through GitHub, but the issues may not all be technical.

  • Replying to: brid.gy

    @mcb What are you looking for exactly? The export that was upgraded is pretty straightforward - that is, a page in org-mode becomes a page in TiddlyWiki syntax, you just need to copy-paste.

    But, if you do that already, I’d suggest using markdown. You can export it from org-mode natively, and TiddlyWiki has an official plugin for it which works well. You can just add the special TiddlyWiki macros on top of it, and they work fine.

  • Replying to: @jtr

    @mcb @PvN @gavcloud

    I have since then used Claude to update github.com/dfeich/or… (ox-tiddly, exporting to tw format from org), and it works OK, but not the other direction (that is, TW to org).

    The best way is still markdown. But TW comes with too many things that require attention inside TW to make it good, you know? The different widgets and tricks it has, image locations, how you place things in the TOC - all of those things can’t be automatic, and that’s part of the friction. It’s good that it’s there, because you want to do those, it’s what leads to a good wiki, and it’s fun too - but it takes time and patience. org-mode and TW are just different animals.

  • Replying to: mastodon.social

    @sylvia_ritter all look great in their own right!

  • Replying to: www.manton.org

    @manton As a guy living in NYC (I don’t own a car) I feel this whenever I leave the city. We have to plan vacations around public transit and getting places is hard unless there’s yelp/lift. Family is in towns accessible to mass Transit so at least that.

  • Replying to: news.micro.blog

    @news excellent. Already set up on my android. Will test it next to freshrss and tell you what I think (I tend to read on my android, but will also have it on my iPhone)

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @aeryn I want to try these with my partner. Currently we are playing Pacific Drive. It’s designed for one person, but it has a driving element and a walking element, waking is good with a keyboard/mouse and driving with a controller, so everything is teamwork. I love how it works out :)

  • Replying to: mastodon.social

    @MikeElgan good stuff. Thanks for writing this a d breaking it down as you did.

  • Replying to: @manton

    @manton ha. Doesn’t it say news is “Newspapers, news aggregators, magazines, blogging”? (My emphasis). I figured it wouldn’t make much sense. Oh well.

  • Replying to: www.manton.org

    @manton why rejected? Curious

  • Replying to: @warner

    @warner you mean for the TM backup? so you don’t have something that is over a month old..? If

  • @sherold not really. Been this way for years, getting a bit worse lately. There are the usual culprits (same time for sleep, sleep hygiene, coffee, etc), but even when I’m OK with those, I could still wake up at 3 for no reason. Sometimes I’m lucky and I can fall back asleep.

  • Replying to: @Miraz

    @Miraz Interesting… do you have to specify an exercise name (as in “pull-ups” or “crunches”) or can you give your names?

  • Replying to: john.philpin.com

    @JohnPhilpin Good article. The point is well known, but it’s good to have it written out and explained like that. I call it “The Emperor’s New Clothes” syndrome - same idea, based on an old fable with a good moral.