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abnercoimbre
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Author of Terminal Click. Founder of Handmade Cities and Handmade Network.
- Crazy that you were downvoted. Oh well, the submission's flagged anyway.
- Yeeeep. I'm very disappointed because the subject matter is important.
- Good report, thanks. Will take a look at my earliest convenience this weekend (and sorry about that!)
- A next-gen [0] terminal emulator. It's in Early Access, but watch the 3-minute landing trailer for the gist of the vision.
The difficult "grunt work" is in keeping the native binary small (~5MB or less) and working on Windows, Mac and Linux at feature-parity.
- Some levity before the holidays. I cringed and (grudgingly) chuckled!
- Very commendable, I'll keep tabs on this initiative. If you'll forgive the plug our community is tackling the same issue [0] but from an offline angle (read: meatspace > cyber)
Good luck to the rebels.
- That's how I interpreted it, personally.
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- No joke, with the Pi offering a premium [0] desktop these days it's only a matter of product placement.
[0] https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-500-plus/
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- Would you be opposed to a tech bro making a startup out of this? :)
- Bookmarked! Excited to look into this and potentially subscribe this week.
Our coding meetups [0] are going increasingly offline and I'm looking for ways to exit the feed [1]. So I really want to learn from organizations like The Offline Club and now you.
- If you ask me the issue is companies like Discord outsourcing [0] their own customer data to third parties. And for what? To save money?
[0] https://cybersecuritynews.com/discord-data-breach-sensitive-...
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- The author doesn't appear to ship commercially-viable software and unfortunately it shows. Those of us who do are amused by the essay.
The two recent IT catastrophes [0] from Alaska Airlines will continue elsewhere.
[0] https://www.seattletimes.com/business/alaska-airlines/alaska...
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- Destroying the character of those administering the programs?
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If you don't see it happening, the game is being played as intended.