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Turning personalization off just turns off custom redirects and any website ranking adjustments you've made. That's really the only personalization we have for results.

disclaimer: I work for Kagi

I used to use LineageOS from 2018-2022, and even maintained a public spreadsheet of the different supported devices and their info to help people find their own devices. I eventually moved to iOS last year for a variety of reasons, though a part of me misses using Lineage. I wrote about why I moved here[1].

[1]: https://blog.eowyn.net/2023-moving_to_iOS/

I wonder how the numbers would compare across generations taking into account the AIDs epidemic.

The funding for the T has to come from the state due to how it's structured, meaning the only possible way for funding to increase is for it to come out of the state budget. I agree that it should be handled at a city/local level.

I've been using Streaks[1] on iOS for the past few weeks and it's everything I've been looking for. It supports widgets, all data stored locally and can import/export as a csv file, no ads, no tracking, no bullshit. I used to use Loop Habit Tracker[2] on android and it was similarly really good in all the respects you mentioned and more, plus I managed to transfer/convert all my habits over to Streaks when I switched as they're both csv formats.

[1]: https://streaks.app/ [2]: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.isoron.uhabits/

Good old taylor series, of course!

Then there's Amaranth[1] which is an HDL written in Python

[1]: https://github.com/amaranth-lang

You could use a notebook and handwrite things instead, that helps me.

Your guess is as good as mine

Here's 10 hours of prorcedurally generated djent

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=52SRWJ2pMXI

It's decreasing by 25-30% every time, so after 1nm you'd just go into Angstroms

Atom created Electron, VS Code is built on Electron

Asahi Linux

Apple Music on Android is actually really good, I use it daily. On some level it was a priority for them for market share, to compete with Spotify. I don't see the "competitor" in this space (cloud) though that would drive that necessity.

Apple Music on Android is a pleasure to use for me, especially dark mode and being able to cast right from the app.

Fossil, technically, if you write functions for converting to/from git automatically to push/pull from github

Lazydocs and mkdocs can take python docstrings and renders markdown into a documentation website. Given it's just a sphinc website, you could probably then also add plugins for mermaid, plantuml, etc.

As little as I possibly can to get something working, then iteratively improve and learn from there. After I have something working do I branch out and try new things, always having something to revert back to (thanks git!).

- Email: Mail-in-a-box - Cloud (Calendar/contacts/files/notes/photos): Nextcloud - Matrix: Synapse

> Still really odd that i couldn't just take any ROM and install it on my current phone

This is because ARM uses device trees to know what hardware's on the device, versus x86 which discovers it at boot. Every rom has to be specifically built for that exact device model.

Which phone / carrier? I've been using VoLTE on a Pixel 4a with AT&T, and have heard other devices working with T-mobile as well.

Since the S3 Neo is still supported, I don't see why the S3 wouldn't be. As far as safety, at a bare minimum it would only be as unsafe as the stock rom, though having newer patches to the kernel / android does mitigate a lot of vulnerabilities

For the latter, `<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=https://blog.eowyn.net/vhdlref" />` in the `<head>`

I have a few 301 redirects setup on github pages

    $ curl https://nobodywasishere.github.io # moved to https://blog.eowyn.net

    <html>
    <head><title>301 Moved Permanently</title></head>
    <body>
    <center><h1>301 Moved Permanently</h1></center>
    <hr><center>nginx</center>
    </body>
    </html>

    $ curl https://blog.eowyn.net/vhdlref-jtd # moved to https://blog.eowyn.net/vhdlref

    <html>
    <head><title>301 Moved Permanently</title></head>
    <body>
    <center><h1>301 Moved Permanently</h1></center>
    <hr><center>nginx</center>
    </body>
    </html>

There are lots of reasons why some HDL could be unsynthesizable:

- multi-driven nets where two or more signals are driving the same node

- the target not supporting certain features like multi-clocked FFs

- missing components or libraries (not uncommon if you're trying to use VHDL 2008, for example)

- timing analysis failing, meaning the HDL isn't fast enough / the critical path is too long for how fast the fpga is going to go

And while not necessarily being unsynthesizable, a lot of tools like Vivado will heavily optimize the HDL, meaning if you forget to connect a part of the HDL to the output or do something with it, it will be removed from the design.

Yes mortality increases on that day, but does not increase over the week.

Whether someone is transgender or not has nothing to do with whether they decide to physically transition. As well, a person's "actual gender" is the one felt deeply as a part of themselves, not based the sex they were assigned at birth.

There is a recipe schema[1] that the Nextcloud app Cookbook[2] uses for adding recipes just by pasting a URL. Not every website supports this though.

[1]: https://schema.org/Recipe [2]: https://github.com/nextcloud/cookbook/

What if you embedded the diff in the html link itself, like PlantUML does for their web version?