I really can’t wait for Servo to get into a usable state and have alternative browsers being build on top of that.

Das ist wirklich ein dermaßen bescheuerter Artikel.

Hab’s eben schon unter einem anderen Post kommentiert. Geh mal wieder auf die Straße, geh mal wieder demonstriern:

https://ruhrpottrebellion.org/

Wer in der Umgebung ist und etwas Zeit und Lust übrig hat, gerne kommen:

https://ruhrpottrebellion.org/

But Obsidian or Emacs would already solve the part with extracting the content. You then have the files locally on your machine and can do whatever with it, if you don’t want to use either for the search.

Edit: tre-agrep or fzf could do the trick.

I use Obsidian for all my notes and Obsidian Web Clipper works really well. The whole webpage is converted to markdown and stored in a plain text file. It also has a CLI though I’ve not tried that out yet and don’t know it’s capabilities.

Another option I’ve read about, but not tried out myself yet, is using the org-web-tools plugin for Emacs org-mode. This ofc converts it not to markdown but to org files. You can then search it however you like. Emacs probably has nearly unlimited options there or you just use grep.

Regarding the “clever” auto-tagging though… Idk. Both options can probably connected to a local LLM that is capable to interpret the content and extract more or less meaningful tags. But having the full page contents at my disposal is most of the time enough to quickly find what I’m looking for.

Well, I dont. I’m fully aware of the footguns Arch based distros contain. I generally recommend Mint for Linux beginners. If the person is tech savvy and needs something for their gaming rig, then I might mention Bazzite.

There are plenty of other distros users can choose from, if they don’t want to deal with that. But picking one that is designed for advanced “nerdy” users and then ignoring those explicit warnings is just pure negligence.

My wife and I will go to the movie theater tonight for the preview of “Project Hail Mary”. I loved the book so I hope the movie won’t be a disappointment.

Den Arbeitnehmern Gier zu unterstellen, weil sie adäquat bezahlt werden wollen, obwohl die Arbeitgeber diejenigen sind, die mit allem Mitteln versuchen ihren Gewinn zu maximieren und die Millionen scheffeln, ist schon ziemlich Banane.

Ich finde das erinnert optisch eher an Adidas, als an Mercedes

I got a room that will be my workshop and I’m going to paint it this weekend :)

I loath commercials. So if there’s something I want to watch, I either try to pirate it or, if that’s not an option, record it so I can skip over the commercials myself.

That a very weird font. I first read boycouing.

I can totally understand that. In case you still want to give it a chance, I can highly recommend EndeavorOS. It’s basically pre-styled, pure Arch. But it has a welcome dialog, where you have a warning banner at the top if you need to be careful regarding an update. This directly links you to their Gitlab and forum with the steps you’d need to take to not break anything. This saved me multiple times already and I never broke my system, despite not even reading the Arch RSS feed or changelogs.

Besides the EndeavorOS forum is waaaay friendlier compared to the Arch one.

You probably won’t gain much right now, but as the development on Organic Maps has stalled, you might encounter bugs not being fixed, no new features etc. If it stays like that, you’d probably want to switch at some point.

First there is a fork of Organic Maps, which is called CoMaps. If I understood it correctly, the development on Organic Maps nearly halted for some reason regarding the company that owns it. CoMaps now wants to pick it up again.

Also for navigation I use Magic Earth. It uses OSM data but is not FOSS itself, which is unfortunate. But it offers traffic data which is crucial for good arrival time estimation or avoiding traffic jams.

IANAL so please don’t take my word for it. But if I understood it correctly, this is indeed legal. You don’t have to offer your stuff for free. And as long as you let the user decide if they want to pay with money or with data, it’s legal. The important part is, that the user needs to give consent, which is the case here. Not talking about the morality of it though.

Does anyone have resources for ADHD friendly clean-up techniques? And I don’t mean cleaning-up like in “removing dirt” but how to sort your stuff? My main chaos exists because I don’t know where to put everything.

That resonates so well with me. Attending all the meetings, discussing feature requests and evaluating their feasibility is so exhausting. But working overtime for a few days to find and fix the bug that completly halted production? No problem!