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Generating app passwords for those would work.

Yeah, I use an app specific password with Gmail, like the setup suggested by https://git-send-email.io/#step-2

Exchange historically had a tendency to mangle emails sent through it (whitespace changes, line wrap, etc), which is obviously bad news for patchmails. I dunno if it's any better these days.


do you have more info on this? I'm curious what nextcloud integration has to do with smart home stuff.

From the high level, yes RISC-V is open, but as far as I can tell, When a chip is designed, nothing is preventing it from being closed like this SF21H8898


sounds like underfunding issues, but they're trying their best with what they have. And as others have said, they are important community spaces for studying, meetups etc.


not in here - they aren't a place for that :( at best, events for primary/secondary school, and that is it

and yup, they are certainly underfunded and i don't envy them, i do believe that most of them are trying to do as much as they can. :(


Some might call that God. Or at least some form of Pantheism


There are free discord groups for this too


https://discord.com/invite/study

This is a completely free discord server that has pomodoro channels, screen share, cam share etc and also tracks your progress. Hope it helps people like it has helped me.


also perhaps coworking streams on twitch https://www.twitch.tv/directory/all/tags/CoWorking


Care to share some, friend?


Very curious about this


This is yet another reason to stop supporting chains and go to locally owned independent restaurants. Good food made with usually more passion and care with variety and quality ingredients.


you may like to try https://marginalia-search.com which is great for finding things unexpectedly and much more from the small internet. https://stract.com is great too


Devine's work on these projects along with the language that it is written in Uxntal https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/uxntal.html is nothing short of astounding and frankly a much healthier sustainable way of computing. They created the language after getting tired of the endless dependency chain massive language stacks that are required to make ios apps, electron/web apps etc. Having a set of applications that is only a few kb in size and source code that fits in one file could mean that this stack will stick around for decades to come. Their way of viewing sustainability in computing has brought back some passion that's been drained out of me by this industry. Rek and Devine's joint website is also a joy to behold https://100r.co/site/about.html


>> "They created the language after getting tired of the endless dependency chain massive language stacks that are required to make ios apps, electron/web apps"

As a mobile app dev, I definitely understand this pain:

-For developing iOS app: needs XCode and and some simulators which can easily take something like like... 40 GB

-For developing Android apps: after working on some Android projects, your Gradle folder can take at least 15 GB

But what can we do to improve the situation? Many years ago, before Android Studio and Gradle days, Android development was definitely less painful.


For completeness, a critique of Uxn (and other "simpler" computing stacks): https://applied-langua.ge/posts/i-dont-want-to-go-to-chel-c....

This HN discussion about this critique is also quite interesting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31705239

One of the replies is from Devine: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31708175


I can’t pronounce two of the four words in that domain, that’s impressive.


I don't know about thunderbolt, but the Apple Silicon macs I help my clients with have something really wrong and screwed up with how macOS or the firmware deals with USB 3.1+ external drives with constant disconnects despite sleeping hard-drives setting turned off etc. Searching on forums leads to similar issues others are having.


What brand and model of drive? This sounds similar to a hardware defect in some SanDisk Extreme SSDs; IIRC it was caused by firmware and/or overheating.


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