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> The interaction — my first unpleasant one on Mastodon — left me with a bad taste in my mouth. And while neither Logseq nor its developers are responsible for one person’s behavior … I confess this exchange influenced how I felt about Logseq.
To anyone reading this and wondering why OP doesn't link it, it's because it was him complaining about Logseq all the day without realizing #FOSS has a different culture compared to Apple users:
We build our **tools**, you **consume** products.
Please just go back to Twitter and maybe never use FOSS again since you don't want to understand its culture nor respecting it but expecting consumer service and even complaining of having to report bugs against beta software (crazy!).
Ha, and if you were from the software industry you would know that 3 years are nothing and it is totally normal to be in beta after 3 years for complex applications like Logseq, it's just that you know about a proprietary product only when it is or very close to be released, ignoring how many years it took.
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You can see what the “let’s pause new AI work because AI is too dangerous” letter is for when you look at mainstream and local news coverage. It’s all about hypothetical harms by theoretical future products. It’s sucked all of the oxygen out of the room for discussion on current harms by existing tech.
(Local news here in Iceland fell especially hard for this nonsense.)
Until US/UK #FreeJulianAssange (a real Journalist) I will never believe fake solidarity for this "journalist", it's just #USpropaganda
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The ODF file formats like .odt used by Libreoffice and more are just ZIP files containing a XML file and attachments.
Is there an equivalent for #Markdown containing one or more .md files and media like images? For example .mz extension but it's a just a ZIP.
It would be exported by Markdown editors and imported by online publishing services, for example.
I searched but I can't find anything. Please reshare
#PKM #Logseq #Zettlr #Obsidian #MarkText #GhostWriter #MindForger #Apostrophe #Notae
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For those who miss folders in #Logseq, here there is an example of hierarchy created manually in the outliner; notice how you are not limited to pages as leaves nor folders as text strings; everything can be everything.
The hierarchy can be browsed by clicking on bullet points and the breadcrumbs behave like the one of a file manager.
🧵👇🏻 #pkm
It's a myth and a misconception of the word "immutable", that is a technical term you should not try to interpret nor caring about it:
https://www.ypsidanger.com/myths-about-this-new-fangled-linux-desktop/
No copy, no copyright, it's simple
I just wanted to be sure you know what you are doing, now I'll see myself out, sorry for the interruption!
You replied in less than a minute, did you already know that website or you just didn't read it?
This is what Manjaro devs advertise but it's just making thing worse
Just don't use Manjaro:
"I am ashamed to be a European" — MEPs slam #EU for silence on #NordStream blasts
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Half of the images in this article is labeled wrong and in the wrong context
I think what they mean is that it's available as a service to everyone to build products using their API as opposed to be own by someone like Google or Microsoft for their own services only
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Because we love open source software (and because they have fast review times), we’ve released our updated browser extension on @mozilla.
The new extension allows you to set labels and edit titles when saving items.
Coming to other browser later this week.
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This is quite a cool achievement!
In math, "tiling" is about ways to tile the infinite plane with one shape, like you can do with hexagons, rectangles, triangles, and more complex shapes. Until now, no one had discovered an "aperiodic monotile", i.e. one shape that could tile the plane *without* regularly repeating. This is known as the "Einstein problem".
The researchers here just found such a shape, and it's surprisingly simple-- 4 thirds of a hexagon glued together in a shape they call a "hat". If you look closely at the gray lines in the image below, you can see those 4 thirds combining into the tile shape.
This was published just today, and announced within the last few hours. The server is busy. 🙂
Congratulations to @csk and the rest for solving the Einstein problem! 🏆 This is really exciting!
(@seb -- now we need a custom emoji of the tile. 🙂)
This is supposed to mock those who stress the fact that there is no evidence of AGW driven by CO2 emissions and disastrous short-term consequences.
Once again, poor rhetoric and no evidence.
Since it seems people only understand rhetoric:
> Thunberg **did delete** a tweet from her account from **2018** that read, "A top climate scientist is warning that climate change will wipe out all of humanity unless we stop using fossil fuels over the **next five years.**"
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/greta-thunberg-deleted-2018-tweet-on-humanity/
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I reimagined #Logseq main layout with a workflow that involves recent and pinned pages, current-page panes and pinned panes. All the details here on the forum as always:
https://discuss.logseq.com/t/concept-of-the-main-layout-with-pinned-pages-and-panels/16141
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