tengu-crow @tengu@mastodon.sdf.org
russian-speaking blogger, it-teacher and sci-fi writer from Odessa, UA
Joined Apr 2017
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If there was a protocol/utility in *nix land called whistle(1), what would it be for and how would it work?
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Average U.S. teacher spends $459 of their own money on supplies for their classroom.
https://www.epi.org/blog/teachers-are-buying-school-supplies/
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so I got a letter from the IRS, they received a second, fradulent tax return filed by someone else.
It helpfully includes this section:
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO NOW
(one blank line, no information)
So WTF am I supposed to do now?
my friends keep pets like that. and i'm teaching python in academy now :)
RIP :( one of the actors. and one of the improvisations so long...
I've... seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Ga...
дихлофос in action
I prefer #remind for my work shedule - it is very convenient for creating any timetables. You can keep your shedule in plaintext, can create sofisticated events (odd/even weeks, for example). And it's much more simple to do when put every event into #GoogleCalendar. But remind badly connects with #android phone calendar (#etar in my case).
Today just connect #fdroid powered toolchain:
#remind -> #rem2ics -> #syncthing -> #ICSx5 -> #Etar
Works like charm.
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Last month, I switched to a physical notebook for note-taking and task management. Some observations:
- I no longer have to worry about syncing across devices
- I no longer have to worry about cross-platform app availability
- I am less distracted by the Internet when laying out tasks and taking notes
- My notebook does not have a hard drive that can fail, or a battery that runs out
- My handwriting is improving
- I feel a lot more productive when I cross something out with pen vs. clicking it
One year: change two and a half workplaces, visit three countries. "We're still flying... It's enough." :>
russian-speaking blogger, it-teacher and sci-fi writer from Odessa, UA
Joined Apr 2017
