A little idea to share repos with agents in a more secure manner.

I would like to use this. I have used Hugo only once and was only half successful in creating a webpage, because I am not so familiar with html and css. Do you have a ready to use GitHub repo somewhere? That would be really nice.

The deviations from a stock Hugo install, other than content pages in `content/pages/*.md` is really entirely summarized in the post. It's just the shortcode HTML file, an addition to the theme CSS (should be independent of theme), and the config file edits.

Is there a link to the library? Or is this just a click bait?

It is in the first paragraph of the article. https://oeis.org/

Maybe she is just saying that Google and Apple soft Keyboard are scanned and it does not matter if you use signal or telnet...

Why is that? It is very unlikely to answer more random requests with more nodes. You have to pay for the communication that is required in the cluster to locate the data. It will only be faster if you have some special knowledge and are able to partition the data in a smart way. Which will allow shortcuts when storing or receiving data.

Scales 1:1 with threads:-) Nice Trolling ;)

I had a Mozilla wave back in the days. And I was very happy. Today you need 3 containers, is it awfully complex and there is no documentation. And the Mozilla guys are far less helpful than in the irc days. Could be cool. But unfortunately sucks. Is there anyone with a Mozilla sync setup, that is reasonably secure and willing to share his configuration?

What kind of startup are you? Where do you want to use office? Who creates most of the content?

I have worked at a company that started with Googledocs and ended with Markdown (paper / design docs) and reveal.js for presentations. And that is something I can take recommend. Why? Because it is simple text that can be stored in a repository and you gain the ability to compare versions. It is easy to change and you can convert it to almost anything. The most important target is obviously pdf to communicate with customers. Nobody wants odt, docx or other strange formats that require more than a browser.

Convincing the technical people was not necessary or done quick. Non coder like the CEO did like the suggestion least, but it was a revolution from the base and people who code where mostly creating content or talking at conferences.

What did they use instead of spreadsheets? Especially the non-technical staff.

I think Excel is still used. If people work for years with a tool it makes no sense to take it from them. This is like forcing my vim setup on another senior who uses for years vs code. It will not save enough to compensate for the decrease in productivity and mood.

It only makes sense of you can convince people.

There was thrift in my hometown, that was using excel to decide on the max credit for individuals. The document was copied and forked and the outcome was more random than anything. At least they could be convinced to introduce a database and a well written and maintained application, that does reliable work and provides the same output when given the same input.

We have to use it at work, and unfortunately the gateway was not enabled for us. In general slack just sucks so much more than IRC that it is almost unbearable. Searching the logs is one of the worst tasks ever. The easy accessibility is their pro and marketing guys will fall for it. Consent among develops is that it just sucks. It is really bad that they close the gateways because the lucky few that could use slack via an IRC client will really grieve. mosh/tmux/weechat beats the crappy client on flaky connections anytime. If the mobile client was as good as WhatsApp or telegram I would not dare to complain. But the mobile client lags and shows messages multiple times.

Horrible I tell you Great disaster No longer necessary Catastrophic mistake

Why does it sick more than irc to an almost unbearable degree?

I use the X1 Carbon and I am pretty happy with it. Compared to older models the keyboard and mouse (red dot in keyboard) are not as good as they used to be and the case does not shut in a way that the lid fits 100%. But other than that the laptop is a beast and I am happy that Lenovo gave up on stupid keyboards. The above made me consider to install Linux on a MacBook. Maybe that is something for you. It will not fix the keyboard issue but maybe the crashing when you connect external screens. Hope you find a satisfying solution!

I actually do have ubuntu installed on it but its not usable atm due to a bug in the broadcom driver https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux#wi-fi The solution is to use a usb wifi dongle... With obligatory USB-A->USB-C adapter >.<

Ok can't say if this works for your macbook, but have you tried ndiswrapper? If the windows driver is usable it should work.