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       git_source(:github) {|repo_name| "https://github.com/#{repo_name}" }

     

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         remote: https://github.com/maximevaillancourt/jekyll-last-modified-at

     

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         revision: e0c918691db625401ef5850a030da59d0124d356

     

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         branch: add-support-for-files-in-git-submodules

     

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       	- > Our motivation is to raise awareness of some systemic problems we’ve seen in modern application development, to provide a shared vocabulary for discussing those problems, and to offer a set of broad conceptual solutions to those problems with accompanying terminology. The format is inspired by Martin Fowler’s books [Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture and Refactoring](https://books.google.com/books/about/Patterns_of_enterprise_application_archi.html?id=FyWZt5DdvFkC).

     

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       	- Alek is the Director of Strategy at Open Future. He has over 15 years of experience with public interest advocacy, movement building and research into the intersection of society, culture and digital technologies. He is a sociologist by training and holds a PhD in sociology from the Polish Academy of Science. In 2010 he established [Centrum Cyfrowe](https://centrumcyfrowe.pl/en), one of the leading Polish organizations promoting openness and internet users’ rights. He led Centrum Cyfrowe for ten years as the Director and President of the Board. Before founding Centrum Cyfrowe, he was a strategic advisor to the Prime Minister of Poland. In 2005, he co-founded [Creative Commons Poland](http://creativecommons.pl/) and had since then been an active member of the [Creative Commons network](http://network.creativecommons.org/). He is currently a member of the Board of Directors of [Creative Commons](https://creativecommons.org/). He is also one of the co-founders of [COMMUNIA](http://communia-association.org/), the European Association for the Public Domain. Together with other COMMUNIA members, he’s been involved since 2015 in European copyright reform advocacy, related to the European [Copyright Directive legislative process](https://reform.communia-association.org/).

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       - My name is Álex Barredo. I am a programmer turned analyst, turned podcaster. Currently researching about “onlineness”: why people do what they do & say what they say online.

     

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       	- Jan 5th, 2023: [Mixed News](((63b7a123-4f2d-426a-a20f-2bddf82341a9)))

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       - My archived tweets are powered by #Tweetback

     

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       	- Running `npm run fetch-new-data` let’s me fetch new data in the future, [as per the Tweetback README](https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback#fetch-additional-tweets-from-the-api-optional)

     

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       	- I set it up a long time ago, and it has worked reliably ever since. It runs from my Google Account, is linked to my Twitter account to pull my [[Twitter/Archive]], and then it publishes it to my Github account, which uses Github Pages to publish and host <https://tweets.bmannconsulting.com>.

     

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       date: 2021-03-13T16:12:29.422-08:00

     

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       Open source database designed to be an [[Airtable]] alternative. [[MIT License]], with SaaS and premium versions available.

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       	- This blog is currently powered by [Jekyll 4](http://jekyllrb.com) hosted on [Netlify](http://netlify.com). Netlify builds the site from a private git repo on Github.

     

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       	- I write short [social posts](https://blog.bmannconsulting.com/archives/social/) on my phone via [micropub](https://blog.bmannconsulting.com/tags/micropub/). There are a variety of [micropub clients](https://indieweb.org/micropub-clients) you can browse on the IndieWeb site. The [Indigenous native app for iOS](https://indieweb.org/Indigenous_for_iOS) works most reliably.

     

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       	- My [@bmann Instagram](https://instagram.com/bmann) I manually post to, either a variant of a social post I've already made here, or on the All the Best Recipes site. I cross post to Facebook from Instagram. My "rule" is no posting pictures to Instagram until they've been put somewhere permanent under my control. There is also an [@allthebestrecipes Instagram](https://instagram.com/allthebestrecipes), because really I need more places to post about food.

     

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       	- You can visit [my micropub server](https://bmann-indiekit.herokuapp.com) to learn more about it. The post types that I have special display and treatment for are:

     

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       	- ### Jekyll 3 on Netlify (Minimal Mistakes)

     

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       		- [[August 2018]] - [[May 2020]]

     

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       		- I write on my phone or my Chromebook. On the Chromebook, [Caret](http://thomaswilburn.net/caret/) is a text / coding editor I use. The [Netlify CMS](https://www.netlifycms.org) lets me edit in a browser.

     

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       		- Short form links get sent to Twitter and/or shared on the [Frontier Community](https://community.frontierfoundry.co)[^deprecatedff]. My [Tumblr](http://tumblr.bmannconsulting.com) is rarely used. Tweets are archived at [tweets.bmannconsulting.com](http://tweets.bmannconsulting.com)

     

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       		- [^deprecatedff]: The Frontier Community Discourse site got turned into [All the Best Recipes](https://allthebest.recipes). I might re-use it for comments again in the future, for now have Webmentions turned on.

     

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       		- While [OwnYouGram](https://ownyourgram.com/) was working, I posted to [my @bmann Instagram](https://instagram.com/bmann), and those posts would automatically be republished on this site.

     

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       		- Somewhere around this time frame, JSON feeds were added at [micro.json](/micro.json), [micro-bookmarks.json](/micro-bookmarks.json), and [feed.json](/feed.json), and syndicated to [Micro.blog](https://micro.blog/boris), which I pay to re-publish on other networks. Briefly they went to LinkedIn, now mainly get sent over to Twitter.

     

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       		- June 2018 - August 2018

     

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       		- Most writing happened on Medium after November 2014 across various company publications, with the [medium.bmannconsulting.com](http://medium.bmannconsulting.com) subdomain being the one where permanent posts end up. I should probably get around to getting a Medium download so I have them.

     

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       		  I created a new Gitlab [borismann](http://gitlab.com/borismann) and imported from Bitbucket. I connected Netlify to it, but it failed to build. Digging in, I created a new branch <code>2018-reboot</code> and deleted the <code>Gemfile.lock</code>, and edited <code>Gemfile</code> to use Jekyll 3, a newer Ruby, and nuked the rack stuff. <code>bundle install</code> got things going.

     

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       		- August 2014 - November 2014

     

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       		- This blog is powered by [Jekyll 2](http://jekyllrb.com) hosted on [Heroku](http://heroku.com). I'm using [Andy Croll's RackJekyll instructions and buildpack](http://andycroll.com/2014/01/19/serving-a-jekyll-blog-using-heroku/) so that the site is generated on the server.

     

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       		- I'm increasingly a fan of static site generators for content-focused publishing projects. I've written both a [presentation on static site generators](/ssg-lightning-talk) and an overview of [node.js-based generators](/node-static-site-generators).

     

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       - I have many about pages on the Internet. This one is for my public notes. Use the [[Contact]] page to get in touch.

     

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       	- _Bio goes here_

     

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       	- I support founders and the Canadian startup funding ecosystem through [[Venture Scouts]], and you can browse current and past [[Projects]].

     

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       - > Our areas of expertise bring design, technology and business operations services together to leverage the power of community. As our society values technology and independence from traditional institutions, our chosen communities become our new homes, our new support systems, our new networks. At Cascadia Collaborative Design, we help these communities thrive to support collaboration, combat loneliness and build stronger economies and collectives.

     

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          - ![Logitech F710, ASUS Flip C302CA, and Parsec streaming No Man's Sky](/uploads/c-3-e-8894-d-15-ac-4-bb-1-8-ff-8-7445284-eb-639.jpeg "Logitech F710, ASUS Flip C302CA, and Parsec streaming No Man's Sky"){.align-center}

     

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       	- You can see the current working document where we are developing the concept [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TimmkfE2DCog1RVgyeo1AVOdEdGB_-I2ok2v0w10jvY/edit). We also started a podcast in collaboration with the Blockchain Socialist, on "Overthrowing the network state". 😉

     

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       	- You can join the [Communation signal group](https://signal.group/#CjQKID_-0eqQgqO7pwOBnFsfrcsL7kY-rwfCsk_jELHvDf7IEhCyT6cAVI8ModAg1AmT6eoh) too, if you like.

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       	- > Firstly, audio from Craig is always delivered as multiple files, with each file representing a single speaker. This is called multi-track recording (a single stream of audio is called a “track”), and is Craig's primary feature. This is extremely useful, as you can edit or cut parts of each track independently. If one speaker is too quiet, you can increase their volume without affecting anyone else; if another speaker keeps coughing, you can remove that without removing anyone's speech. Ultimately, you will probably need to use an audio editor to mix these tracks into a single audio stream. There are many audio editors in the world, and [Audacity](https://www.audacityteam.org/) is a popular, free one.

     

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       >  It is one thing for a local coffee shop to be solely profit motivated at the behest of the owner. But if your goal is to have thousands of employees and fundamentally change the world with your products, as most lofty tech companies aspire to do, the idea that the company should be solely profit motivated based on the mission set almost exclusively by the founder results in a world that gives an extreme amount of (undemocratic) power to those founders that are successful. 

     

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       The [review is a PDF](https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmdFrru4PyHzXGZztEPnYToBR3QovD7fkC1HSyty22LzfD), what follows are some quotes and annotations.

     

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       - The author [[Maxime Vaillancourt]] has a tutorial on [setting up your own digital garden](https://maximevaillancourt.com/blog/setting-up-your-own-digital-garden-with-jekyll) [[May 20th, 2020]]

     

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       - Get a community of any size running with moderation tools and custom member access. Give members special powers, set up private channels, and more.

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       	  > In testing, we’ve seen people use Stage channels to run AMAs, Fireside Chats, Townhalls, Reading Groups, and more!

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       	- **Disroot** is a project that was born from the personal need to communicate, share and organize ourselves within our circles through tools that met a series of fundamental criteria for us: they had to be **open**, **decentralized**, **federated** and above all **respectful** towards **freedom** and **privacy**. None of the most popular solutions complied with them, but in our search we found some very interesting projects that did. And since we thought that they should be available to all those with similar ethical principles, we decided not only to group these applications and share them with others, but also to manage them according to those values. That's how **Disroot** started.

     

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       	  It was a unique structure that did really well for investors and barely paid for my personal time ;) I think the model could scale - more pre-seed in quantity. Not government BS “scale up” services.

     

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       	- European and US angels and some pre-seed specialized funds in those places are writing pre-seed cheques. It used to be much worse in continental Europe than in Canada. We are behind and falling.

     

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       > Graber helped us understand the broad categories of what’s out there: federated protocols such as [[ActivityPub]] and [[Matrix]]; peer-to-peer protocols such as [[Scuttlebutt]], and social media apps that utilize blockchain in some way for  monetization, provenance or storage. What was clear from Graber’s talk was that she had tested and used dozens of tools, from Mastodon to [[Iris]], Martti Malmi’s new P-2-P social app and she deftly laid out the pros and cons of each.

     

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       - **FOAF** (an acronym of **[friend of a friend](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friend_of_a_friend)**) is a [machine-readable](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine-readable_data) [ontology](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontology_(information_science)) describing [persons](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Person), their activities and their relations to other people and objects. Anyone can use FOAF to describe themselves. FOAF allows groups of people to describe [social networks](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_networks) without the need for a centralised database.

     

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       - [the tragedy of stories](https://jarche.com/2023/01/the-tragedy-of-stories/)

     

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       - [Boris Mann’s (Micro) Blog - Galiano Island](https://blog.bmannconsulting.com/categories/galiano-island/)

     

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       - [Open Source Collective seeks 'Operations Coordinator' role to support collectives](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfRC2ZivuNQdklHlsABKhdXf42EweeNk9jJUXy02mjbftyWzA/viewform)

     

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       - [Try generating from ghost.fission.codes · Issue #82 · fission-codes/landing-page](https://github.com/fission-codes/landing-page/issues/82)

     

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       - [bmann (Boris Mann)](https://github.com/bmann)

     

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       - [Google Domains - Get a new domain](https://domains.google.com/registrar/search?searchTerm=sneakernet&hl=en&tab=1)

     

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       - [Adding comments to your static blog with Mastodon](https://carlschwan.eu/2020/12/29/adding-comments-to-your-static-blog-with-mastodon/)

     

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       - [Adding comments to your static blog with Mastodon - SLRPNK](https://slrpnk.net/post/225002)

     

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       - [Early Tools for Thought](https://notes.toolsforthought.rocks/#/page/early%20tools%20for%20thought)

     

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       - [A Long Way From Nuclear Fusion | Foreign Affairs](https://www.foreignaffairs.com/world/long-way-nuclear-fusion)

     

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       - [Attention router](https://www.robinsloan.com/lab/attention-router/)

     

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       - [Unique identifiers for files and directories · Issue #482 · fission-codes/webnative](https://github.com/fission-codes/webnative/issues/482)

     

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       - [Matrix protocol for chat - feature - Discourse Meta](https://meta.discourse.org/t/matrix-protocol-for-chat/210780/19)

     

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       - [AudioLDM: Text-to-Audio Generation with Latent Diffusion Models - Speech Research](https://audioldm.github.io/)

     

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       - [Flammarion engraving · Nicola Iarocci](https://nicolaiarocci.com/flammarion-engraving/)

     

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       - [The End of Writing](https://ia.net/topics/the-end-of-writing-ia-on-ai)

     

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       - [DWeb](https://getdweb.net/start-a-dweb-node/)

     

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       - [Emily McGill](https://bmannconsulting.com/#/page/Emily%20McGill)

     

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       - [Join group DWeb New York](https://mobilizon.us/@dwebny/follow)

     

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       - [Cheap Bots, Toot Sweet!](https://cheapbotstootsweet.com/)

     

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       - [Non-Profit is not the only way to support starting a company | by Jesse Rodgers | Feb, 2023 | whoyoucallingajesse](https://whoyoucallingajesse.com/non-profit-is-not-the-only-way-to-support-starting-a-company-8bd64444ffa6)

     

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       - [Berlin Info: Asparagus / Spargel - nuBerlin](https://www.nuberlin.com/info/spargel-asparagus/)

     

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       - [In Search of Organic Software](http://pketh.org/organic-software.html)

     

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       - [Generative AI is the tech industry's Hail Mary pass](https://softwarecrisis.dev/letters/ai-is-a-hail-mary-pass/)

     

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       - [TECH/MONEY 2023](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdl_ZmZE44_IbVP1bFtJZX-hQffaRkkufwqF7cYgPiysUsAGw/viewform)

     

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       - [DecentSocial - A homegrown conference for the builders of the decentralized social web.](https://decentsocial.net/)

     

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       - [zenly at DuckDuckGo](https://duckduckgo.com/?q=zenly&t=iphone&ia=web)

     

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       - [Introducing Hermes, An Open Source Document Management System](https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/introducing-hermes-an-open-source-document-management-system)

     

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       - [Google Domains - Find out who owns this domain](https://domains.google.com/registrar/search/whois/eikcam.com?hl=en&searchTerm=eikcam.com)

     

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       - [Exploring Mastodon](https://martinfowler.com/articles/exploring-mastodon.html#status---february-2023)

     

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       - [User Agency - HackMD](https://hackmd.io/@browsers-n-platforms/HykU2_jws)

     

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       - [Twitter](https://mobile.twitter.com/zeynep/status/1621565175416426498/photo/1)

     

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       - I want to talk about an idea I call fifth-generation management. 1/ ==Fifth-generation management is an emerging style of management we don’t know much about because it doesn’t actually exist yet== But it is guaranteed to emerge post-Covid because historically, big sharp disruptions have reliably triggered discontinuous changes in management culture, and it is already clear that this one is doing that.

     

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       - > A fishbowl conversation is a form of dialogue that can be used when discussing topics within large groups. Fishbowl conversations are sometimes also used in participatory events such as #unconferences. The advantage of fishbowl is that it allows the entire group to participate in a conversation. Several people can join the discussion.

     

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       - Fission is the company I founded in June 2019 with [[Brooklyn Zelenka]]

     

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       A free, encrypted, and open-source email forwarding service for custom domains. Setup your [[DNS]] to use it as your ```MX``` records, then set forwarding email addresses as ```TXT``` records.

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       	- A very simple contract might require that the state is a list of messages, each signed with a specific cryptographic keypair. The state can be updated to add new messages if appropriately signed. Something like this could serve as the basis for a blog or Twitter feed.

     

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       	- I haven't used my root `bmannconsulting` domain for things for a while. The [[Archive]] has 12 years of lightly pruned blog posts. I ran a separate wiki for a while, mostly about food and travel, but it was very useful for notes on [[ChromeOS]] and other non-food things, so the Garden is back to being a wiki-like interface for notes, concepts, and other snippets that aren't blog posts.

     

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       	- [[Processing]] is where I'm stashing articles I intend to quote and keep and other snippets of information. I've got [[Working Copy]] on my phone, so I can copy / paste information and check it in. Right now, I have to get back to my computer to publish it, which isn't ideal.

     

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       	- But a blog post would never make it public in this shape. I'm playing with using the #WIP tag -- for myself, so I can know which notes need some more work. Which is kind of like the #Processing page, too. Lots of loose ends, but in a good way.

     

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       - [^borges]: Yes, that refers to the [short story by Borges (Wikipedia)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Garden_of_Forking_Paths).

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       	- I'm also discoverable on [Lobste.rs](https://lobste.rs/u/jalcine), [GitHub](https://github.com/jalcine), [Twitter](https://twitter.com/jackyalcine), [Twitch](https://twitch.tv/jackyalcine), [Twitch](https://patreon.com/jackyalcine), [Kickstarter](https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/jackyalcine),[CrowdSupply](https://www.crowdsupply.com/people/jackyalcine), [W3C](https://www.w3.org/users/119215), [Angel](https://angel.co/u/jackyalcine), [Coolors](https://coolors.co/u/jacky_alcine),[StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/users/602588/jackyalcine) and [its friends](https://stackexchange.com/users/297201/jackyalcine?tab=accounts), [Last.FM](https://www.last.fm/user/jackyalcine),[Cohost](https://cohost.org/jacky) and via instant messaging over open protocols and platforms like [XMPP](xmpp:jackyalcine@movim.eu),[Secure Scuttlebutt](ssb:feed/ed25519/32i_eDQDeZo1VymllVLjG4l_ko2CHTi7Ec_zAnRaEFs=), [Mastodon (todon.eu)](https://todon.eu/@jalcine), [Matrix](https://matrix.to/#/@jackyalcine:matrix.org), [micro.blog](https://micro.blog/jackyalcine) or [IRC](irc://libera.chat/jacky,isuser).

     

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       > I am a creative and entrepreneurial technologist with over 20 years of experience and a history of innovative ideas, well executed projects, and management of diverse teams. In 2007, I recognized the growing trend of independent and remote workers and opened Office Nomads, the first coworking space in Seattle, WA. To support this business and others like it, I wrote Nadine, the first open source coworking platform, and founded Open Coworking, a non-profit dedicated to the Coworking Movement. In 2016 I relocated to Vancouver, Canada to take on the role of Director of Technology for 312 Main, a 105,000 sf coworking community in the old Downtown Vancouver Police building.

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       An automated job board for portfolios. Mostly targeted at investors, but could be used by any group of aligned companies. 

     

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         From Social.Coop, I learned about [[Meet.Coop]], which is a coop for running video conferencing software that is an alternative to Zoom. I may end up with a personal account through Social.Coop, and I'm considering buying a company account for [[Fission]].

     

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         What I continue to work on is apps that are intentionally designed to be as simple as possible to host, so that it is much easier for individuals to run it, rather than having to form collectives. That way, we can focus on building out more features and functions at the code, design, and UX layers.

     

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       	- > Design Thinking is a methodology used to create effective and memorable products and experiences. It is a non-linear, iterative process in which solutions are generated by empathy and proven through measurable data. This problem-solving process can be applied to any discipline that seeks to enhance the lives of a group of people. In this course, students learn to understand users, define problems, and create solutions to prototype and test. Exploring human-centred design principles, such as listening, observation, empathy, and collaboration, students solve real-world problems from ideation to proven prototype.

     

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       - I bought a Mac Mini[^macmini2018] at the [beginning of October 2020]([[Oct 3rd, 2020]]).

     

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       		- 32GB of RAM [ordered from OWC](https://eshop.macsales.com/item/OWC/2666DDR4S32P/); the saga of the screwdrivers means that I didn't complete installation until [Feb 2021](https://blog.bmannconsulting.com/2021/02/09/i-bought-this.html)

     

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       - ![Screenshot 2019 05 02 16 43 42](/assets/osx/screenshot-2019-05-02-16-43-42.png "Screenshot 2019 05 02 16 43 42")

     

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       - Option-Shift-Command-R: "Reinstall your computer’s original version of macOS (including available updates)"

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       - > Use the keyboard, mouse, or trackpad of your Mac to control up to two other nearby Mac or iPad devices, and work seamlessly between them.

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       	  > The Daily Notes Page (colloquially, the DNP) is one of the most popular solutions to the problem of balancing frictionless input with future discoverability.

     

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       	  > Many note-taking and knowledge management apps now have one. The DNP is usually an entry point – you begin there by default when you open the app. Every day, a fresh blank page appears with today's date at the top. And you are free to begin writing in it.

     

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       	  > — [Maggie Appleton - Daily Notes Pages](https://maggieappleton.com/daily-notes)

     

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       title: Marfa Theme

     

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       	- ## [](https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra#code) Code

     

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       - A growing number of subcultures, digital communities and guilds have turned their back on ad-supported social media and migrated their social and cultural activities to semi-private digital spaces, chat rooms and Discord servers. We believe these spaces have the potential to become decentralised institutions that are financed, owned and governed by their own members. To support this vision we propose Moving Castles, an organisational metaphor and real-time media type which combines collective agency and public participation in modular and portable multiplayer miniverses.

     

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       	- In the past, I’ve used the highly social media integrated Nimble. I’ve used #Batchbook for its extensive tagging and custom data fields. I have a #[[Full Contact]] account, but it really only syncs contacts, and does nothing with messaging or activities.

     

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       	  It has People and Organizations as Contacts, and you can add Custom Fields to them (which will apply to both kinds of contacts). You can also add different custom fields to Deals. Highrise probably has the most simplistic custom fields compared to the other tools listed above.

     

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       	- In economics, a "public good" refers to anything that is both *non-excludable* and *non-rivalrous,* that is, people can't be barred access, and one person's use doesn't degrade another's. Clean air is an example of a naturally occurring public good, while the electric grid is a public good created by people. What are the public goods of today's industrial-knowledge society? Open source code, which supports millions of companies and independent developers, is often thought of this way. The cypherpunks considered privacy itself as a kind of public good. It seems only natural that online media archives and open digital infrastructure should qualify as well.

     

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       	- Primavera De Filippi is a legal scholar, Internet activist and artist, whose work focuses on the blockchain, peer production communities and copyright law. She is permanent researcher at the [CNRS](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centre_national_de_la_recherche_scientifique) and Faculty Associate at the [Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkman_Klein_Center_for_Internet_%26_Society) at Harvard University. She is author of the book *Blockchain and the Law* published by [Harvard University Press](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_University_Press). As an activist, she is part of [Creative Commons](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons), the [Open Knowledge Foundation](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Knowledge_International) and the P2P Foundation, among others. – [Wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primavera_De_Filippi)

     

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       [[John Nunemaker]] originally created Speaker Deck, and then his company was acquired by Github. In 2017 he offered to buy it back, and the transaction closed right before the Microsoft acquisition -- https://www.indiehackers.com/product/speakerdeck/acquired-speaker-deck-from-github--LvIztQJhsWDrTmgN3p6)

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       [[Sidecar funds, corporate vehicles, club deals - how do startup studios get financed?]]

     

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       - But I actually think stock and flow is a useful metaphor for media in the 21st century. Here’s what I mean:

     

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       	- Flow is the feed. It’s the posts and the tweets. It’s the stream of daily and sub-daily updates that reminds people you exist.

     

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       	- Stock is the durable stuff. It’s the content you produce that’s as interesting in two months (or two years) as it is today. It’s what people discover via search. It’s what spreads slowly but surely, building fans over time.

     

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       	  id:: 63a141c2-6079-4c72-ad03-76bb5c751ab0

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       - Smart companies try to commoditize their products’ complements.

     

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       	- > In today’s episode, I’ll show how one of those concepts explains a lot about some familiar computer companies. Along the way, I noticed something interesting about open source software, which is this: most of the companies spending big money to develop open source software are doing it because it’s a good business strategy for them, not because they suddenly stopped believing in capitalism and fell in love with [freedom-as-in-speech](http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html).

     

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       	  > demand for a product increases when the price of its complements decreases. In general, a company’s strategic interest is going to be to get the price of their complements as low as possible. The lowest theoretically sustainable price would be the “commodity price” — the price that arises when you have a bunch of competitors offering indistinguishable goods. So:

     

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       	  > **Smart companies try to commoditize their products’ complements.**

     

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       	  > If you can do this, demand for your product will increase and you will be able to charge more and make more.

     

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       - [[Ghost]] has a [Ghost vs. Substack](https://ghost.org/vs/substack/) page that goes into more detail to consider.

     

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       	- [[Albert Wenger]] [Termination Shock (Book Review)](https://continuations.com/post/707074614148366336/termination-shock-book-review)

     

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       		  > Artificially putting sulfur into the stratosphere turns out to be the key plot device in Termination Shock. Delays by governments in addressing the climate crisis have a rich individual start to launch shells containing sulfur into the stratosphere. In a classic life imitating art moment, [Luke Iseman](https://twitter.com/liseman), the founder of [Make Sunsets](https://makesunsets.com/), is explicitly referring to reading Termination Shock as an inspiration for starting the company and releasing a first balloon carrying a tiny amount of sulfur into the stratosphere.

     

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       		- Is our universe an empty forest or a dark one? If it’s a dark forest, then only Earth is foolish enough to ping the heavens and announce its presence. The rest of the universe already knows the real reason why the forest stays dark. It’s only a matter of time before the Earth learns as well.

     

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       		- This very piece is an example of this. This theory was first shared on a private channel sent to 500 people who I know or who have explicitly chosen to receive it. This is the online environment in which I feel most secure. Where I can be my most “real self.”

     

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       	  Over the last six months, we've seen a flood of LLM copywriting and content-generation products come out: [Jasper](https://www.jasper.ai/), [Moonbeam](https://www.gomoonbeam.com/), [Copy.ai](https://www.copy.ai/), and [Anyword](https://anyword.com/) are just a few. They're designed to pump out advertising copy, blog posts, emails, social media updates, and marketing pages. And they're *really*good at it.

     

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       	  But at debilitating cost. These representations, having been invented for static media such as paper, tap into a small subset of human capabilities and neglect the rest. Knowledge work means sitting at a desk, interpreting and manipulating symbols. The human body is reduced to an eye staring at tiny rectangles and fingers on a pen or keyboard.

     

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       	  Like any severely unbalanced way of living, this is crippling to mind and body. But it is also enormously wasteful of the vast human potential. Human beings naturally have many powerful modes of thinking and understanding. Most are incompatible with static media. In a culture that has contorted itself around the limitations of marks on paper, these modes are undeveloped, unrecognized, or scorned.

     

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       	- To summarise, ==we are traversing an epochal change and we lack the institutional capacity to complete this transformation without imploding.== We could well fail, and the consequences of failure at this juncture would be catastrophic. However, we can collectively rise to the challenge and an exciting assemblage of subfields is emerging to help. ==We can fix the failed state that is the Internet if we approach building tech with institutional principles, and an Internet that delivers on its cooperative promise of deeper, denser institutional capacity is what we need as a planetary civilisation==.

     

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       - I, personally, have now completely moved away from running any servers whatsoever. This could be seen as a downside – I can't install arbitrary bits of scripts. But, I __can__ deploy self-contained chunks of code / services as separate apps, which is arguably a better practice in any case.

     

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       	- The internet is a huge social experiment, one that's already had a massive impact on all aspects of our society. While we're only just beginning, the amount of work happening today is incredible, and setting the scene for the future. If, as William Gibson suggests, the present provides all the elements for good science fiction, then the question is how are we setting the scene for a more incredible future?

     

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       Showcase of using [[TypeSense]] search to search a ~2M recipe data set which is stored as structured data.

     

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       - VisionTek's rich history shaped the company into what it is today. Currently, VisionTek is focused on expansion of new products to diversify, compliment, and balance our core PC product lines. VisionTek continues to offer state-of-the-art PC graphics cards, docking stations, video wall solutions, video cables, memory, and solid-state drives, but has expanded the product offering to better serve the computing industry. The VisionTek product line also includes cables and adapters, power supplies, keyboards, mobile accessories, portable audio products and more.

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       		- > This is the story of my journey, from a bumbling and confused CEO lost in the headlights of change to having a vague idea of what I was doing. I say vague because I’m not going to make grand claims to the techniques that I discuss in this book. It is enough to say that I have found them useful over the last decade whether in finding opportunity, removing waste, helping to organise a team of people or determining the strategy for a company. Will they help you? That depends upon the context that you’re operating in but since the techniques don’t take long to learn then I’ll leave it up to the reader to discover whether they are helpful to them or not.

     

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       [Astuto](https://github.com/riggraz/astuto) is a free, open source, self-hosted customer feedback tool. It helps you collect, manage and prioritize feedback from your users. It has been heavely inspired by Canny.io ("astuto", indeed, is the italian translation of the word "canny").

     

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       - July 2020: [MVP Update, Funding, and Why I Started Athens](https://www.notion.so/MVP-Update-Funding-and-Why-I-Started-Athens-e68822f0c3654660ae621cdcbf932bc4)

     

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       	- ((63b70ac9-780a-476e-b1ac-ef2e6706044d))

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       > BEIPA takes a balanced approach to assigning control of intellectual property (IP) created by an employee. The employee maintains control unless they created the IP in their employee capacity and the IP relates to an existing or prospective company product or service, or was developed for use by the company, or was developed or promoted with existing company IP or with the company's endorsement. A company using BEIPA doesn't try to claim control of an employee's free time knowledge production, nor does it try to extend company control past the period of employment. Think of BEIPA as a commitment to employee autonomy and "work-life balance" – for the mind.

     

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       description: cheat allows you to create and view interactive cheatsheets on the command-line. 

     

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       ## README

     

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       `cheat` allows you to create and view interactive cheatsheets on the

     

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       ![The obligatory xkcd](http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/tar.png 'The obligatory xkcd')

     

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       cheat tar

     

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       You will be presented with a cheatsheet resembling the following:

     

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       ```

     

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       ### Configuring

     

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       #### conf.yml ###

     

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       ```sh

     

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       ### Cheatsheets

     

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       ```sh

     

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       syntax: javascript

     

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           path: ~/documents/cheat/community # the path's location on the filesystem

     

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           tags: [ community ]               # these tags will be applied to all sheets on the path

     

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           readonly: true                    # if true, `cheat` will not create new cheatsheets here

     

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           readonly: false                   # new sheets may be written here

     

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       ```sh

     

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       cheat -l

     

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       ```

     

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       cheat -p personal -t networking --regex -s '(?:[0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}'

     

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         - opensource

     

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       ---

     

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       Manage your [[dotfiles]] across multiple diverse machines, securely.

     

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       Unable to parse cabal file for bhoogle-0.1.3.5@sha256:a3393794b22faabeb564c57f4a9506390b6b97b9792c6b4e130f15bf116099fd,1806: NoParse "license" 7

     

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       Stack has been installed to: /usr/local/bin/stack

     

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       A drop in audio social network, currently only available as an [[iOS]] app.

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       - The apartment I currently live in is a 3 story, 10 unit apartment building. I was doing some research and found a [similar apartment on West 12th](https://goodmanreport.com/sold-properties/1209-cedar-crest-manor-1569-west-12th-avenue-vancouver/).

     

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       It has a [full PDF of rent and expenses](https://goodmanreport.com/content/Rent%20Roll%20&%20Expenses%201569%20W%2012th%20Ave,%20Vancouver1.pdf), showing that the total annual expenses, including property taxes, is $41K. So, $3417 per month, or $342 / unit / month.

     

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       title: Cobuying Property with Friends

     

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       link: https://supernuclear.substack.com/p/co-buying-property-with-friends

     

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       By [[Phil Levin]], https://supernuclear.substack.com/p/co-buying-property-with-friends. Found via the [[Embassy Network]] Slack.

     

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       This article was a really comprehensive overview. Some of it is US centric -- both corporate structures and real-estate specific items around investing are different in Canada -- but I feel a lot more informed about the process and how to think about some of these concepts.

     

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       	- Publishing via [[Github/Pages]] to #Fission on #ipfs

     

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       - ## Digital Garden Template, Sept 2020

     

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       	- Barely a month on [[Digital Garden Jekyll Template]], but first switchover to #Fission and #IPFS publishing

     

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       - [Full colophon in the 2022 archive](https://2022.bmannconsulting.com/colophon/), which were the wiki only versions

     

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       title: Come for the Network, Pay for the Tool

     

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         - Article

     

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       ---

     

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       > As high quality content and effective brand strategy move down the long tail, “community” has become an important concept for every post-Web 2.0 player. Crypto token holders, influencer fanbases, DTC brand customers, creator audiences, and new social networks are all often referred to as communities, and each has a stake in developing community for itself.

     

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       > A new business type here is the paid community: a direct subscription to join in. Today, most paid communities live on the outskirts of existing social platforms. But as they become normalized, paid communities are becoming a viable business model for smaller-scale social networks aiming to be both profitable and socially sustainable.

     

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       https://subpixel.space/entries/come-for-the-network-pay-for-the-tool

     

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       > Bloomberg is an example of the classic Web 2.0 business maxim “come for the tool, stay for the network.” But the inverse trajectory, from which this essay takes its name, is now equally viable: “come for the network, pay for the tool.” Just as built-in social networks are a moat for information products, customized tooling is a moat for social networks.

     

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       > The inevitable failures, however, should not discredit the entire project of bespoke social networks designed around specific community needs. Prospective entrepreneurs, operators, content creators, and designers are the “social engineers” of these spaces, and here is found the transformative potential of the model. Here, design, development, and content creation are no longer merely tools for generating revenue; they are also tools of community organizing. Here, design and engineering take on the valence of care, and the emotional involvement of being a contributor, moderator, and member. Where does “design” end and “moderation” begin? Because the mainstream social networks have been designed by a tiny number of people, we have been prevented from experimenting and creating new knowledge about what sustainable community management online looks like. Start erasing the line between operators, customers, and community members disappears, and squint; you begin make out the shape of a group of people who can build for themselves and determine their own path of development.

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       - Coined by [[Yochai Benkler]] in [[Coase's Penguin, or Linux and the Nature of the Firm]]

     

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       - Link to [[Blockchain & Open Source Definitions]]

     

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       The best iOS app for issue & PR management on [[Github]]. Emoji reaction support. Open source.

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       Used to be [[Fog Creek Software]], then renamed to [[Glitch]] with [[Anil Dash]] as CEO in September [[2018]] -> [Fog Creek is now Glitch!](https://medium.com/make-better-software/fog-creek-is-now-glitch-8d0308aaf69e)

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       title: Goggles

     

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       This paper proposes an open and collaborative system by which a community, or a single user, can create sets of rules and filters, called _Goggles_, to define the space which a search engine can pull results from. Instead of a single ranking algorithm, we could have as many as needed, overcoming the biases that a single actor (the search engine) embeds into the results. Transparency and openness, all desirable qualities, will become accessible through the deep re- ranking capabilities Goggles would enable. Such system would be made possible by the availability of a host search engine, providing the index and infrastructure, which are unlikely to be replicated without major development and infrastructure costs. Besides the system proposal and the definition of the _Goggle language_, we also provide an extensive evaluation of the performance to demonstrate the feasibility of the approach. Last but not the least, we commit the upcoming Brave search engine to this effort and encourage other search engine providers to join the proposal.

     

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       Democracy dies in darkness, a line recently adopted by the Wash- ington Post as their slogan, warns us that unless people are informed with facts and truth, no true democracy is possible. Those who ben- efit from darkness have always tried to control media in order to control and manipulate public opinion with propaganda. Until re- cently, propaganda has been the exclusive domain of nation-states or state-sponsored actors through mass media [^19]. With the mass popularization of the Web in the last two decades and the subsequent privatization of it by big platforms like Google, YouTube and Facebook, the paradigm has changed. Propaganda is no longer a tool of an elite, but it has been commoditized to the extent that it is as accessible as advertisement, becoming a weapon that too many actors have access to. One must appreciate the irony that those most vocal about the risks of propaganda are those who controlled it in the past. Nevertheless, the risk of fake-news—a neologism created to mitigate cognitive dissonance—cannot be ignored [^5] [^6] [^30] [^33] [^36]. It is dangerous for a society if people living in it cannot distinguish between facts, opinions and outright misinformation. Although this danger has always existed, today the situation is dire if only because quantitative becomes qualitative and although all information is theoretically available, in practical terms it is not.

     

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       [^5]: Pew Research Center. 2016. [Many Americans Believe Fake News Is Sowing Confusion](https://www.journalism.org/2016/12/15/many-americans-believe-fake-news-is-sowing-confusion/)

     

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       [^6]: Simone Chambers. 2021. Truth, Deliberative Democracy,and the Virtues of Accuracy: Is Fake News Destroying the Public Sphere, Political Studies 69, 1 (2021), 147–163. <https://doi.org/10.1177/0032321719890811> arXiv: <https://doi.org/10.1177/0032321719890811>

     

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       	- A modern *(fully static, fast)*, secure *(fully proxied)*, highly customizable application dashboard with integrations for more than 25 services and translations for over 15 languages. Easily configured via YAML files (or discovery via docker labels).

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       > It can be used without reading long manuals. Just open the app and start typing. Introduced with the original iA Writer in 2010, **Focus Mode** blinds everything out except the sentence or paragraph you are working on.| Write one sentence or paragraph at a time. When you said what you feel, edit. We have you covered there as well.

     

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       > One way to clear such a high bar is to make a ton of new value, all the time, at a relentless pace. The **Business Source License** and other time-delay release pacts implement exactly that kind of commitment in legal terms. Business-wise, it’s a treadmill. Stand still, you fall off the back.<br /><cite>[Kyle Mitchell, Changeblog, Sept 2019](https://writing.kemitchell.com/2019/09/05/Changeblog.html)</cite>

     

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       Business Source License (BSL) was created by David Axmark and Michael Widenius to provide a mutually beneficial balance between the user benefits of true Open Source software that is free of cost and provides open access to all of the product code for modification, distribution, etc., and the sustainability needs of software developers to continue delivering product innovation and maintenance.

     

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       - `lq`, short for `logseq-query`, is a commandline tool for querying [logseq](https://logseq.com/) knowledge graphs. `lq` makes it easy to define custom datalog queries and rules and invoke them from the commandline. Rules and queries are just [EDN data](https://github.com/edn-format/edn) and can be composed to make complex queries easy to read and write.

     

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       - I pay for an account to [run my microblog at blog.bmannconsulting.com](https://blog.bmannconsulting.com). My username and feed are at [micro.blog/boris](https://micro.blog/boris)

     

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       The help article explains that you can [embed your microblog feed into other sites using sidebar.js](https://help.micro.blog/2016/sidebar-js/).

     

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       A [[NodeJS]] server designed to self-host with [[Deploy to Heroku]] support with an [[MIT License]].

     

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       I also [documented getting this running for my own site](https://github.com/bmann/microglue/issues/5).

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       title: Micropub

     

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       An [[IndieWeb]] standard, [[W3C]] Editor is @aaronpk. Main page on the [IndieWeb wiki](https://indieweb.org/Micropub).

     

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       ## Micropub clients:

     

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       ## Micropub servers / hosts

     

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       * @voxpelli [[Micropub to Github]] - this is what I first ran, it didn't support file uploads

     

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       * [[IndieKit]] is my recommended self-hosting tool for this

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       title: Minimal Mistakes

     

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       The MIT License is a [[Permissive License]].

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       - Has come to mean

     

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       - [[Dec 4th, 2022]] [[Mark Upton]] kicked this off in a #[[Tools for Thought Rocks]] [thread on Mastodon](https://toolsforthought.rocks/@mark/109458959685234385):

     

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         id:: 63b705ac-2245-46c8-a50f-6e70920e38e5

     

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       	- Question for the [#ToolsForThought](https://toolsforthought.rocks/tags/ToolsForThought) community:

     

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       	  What is the origin/history/evolution of the term "multiplayer" in relation to TFT?

     

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       	- 1) multiplayer notes == multiple people editing multiple documents over time (eg Notion, many hosted wikis, some sort of git process)

     

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       	  I think (1) is rare because the space is so fixated on Markdown and files on disk.

     

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       - [[Gordon Brander]]'s first post on the [[Subconscious]] Substack included it

     

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       	- ((63b708b2-da9e-4394-b134-339f40fd0b43))

     

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       - Me [on Mastodon](https://toolsforthought.rocks/@boris/109525981803037278):

     

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       	- So putting collaborative real time aside, multiplayer asynch needs:

     

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       You can use the [Neuron Template](https://github.com/srid/neuron-template) to publish to [[Github/Pages]] using [[Github/Actions]].

     

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       title: NixOS

     

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       Fluffy Nuke It: [Installing Essential Software in NixOS](http://fluffynukeit.com/installing-essential-software-in-nixos/) - technically about setting up NixOS for [[Haskell]] development, but does a good job of walking through and explaining how things work.

     

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       - Minimal, zero-dependency JS implementation of elliptic curve cryptography.

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       _NetBSD package manager, 20K+ packages, works on [[ChromeOS]]_

     

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       > Rather than own FB shares, we’d rather own Instagram accounts. Rather than owning Amazon stock, we’d rather own a bunch of third-party selling merchants. And rather than owning Google stock, we’d rather own YouTube libraries.

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       >* How we form memories

     

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       ## The Linux Foundation became a force in enterprise tech. Is that a problem?

     

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       [[John Mark]], July [[2018]]

     

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       ## Save Open Source, Save the World

     

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       ## The Internet is for End Users

     

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       [[Jason Lengstorf]]

     

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       [[Index Ventures]] Option Plan

     

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       > Entrepreneurs know how important stock options are for hiring and retaining the best talent. But to create an effective option plan you need to know how much to award to each team member. We compiled the largest ever set of benchmark data, comprising over 4,000 option grants from more than 200 startups across the US and Europe. We want to help you get this right.

     

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       NFX's [The Next 10 Years Will Be About “Market Networks”](https://www.nfx.com/post/10-years-about-market-networks/)

     

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       > Market networks will produce a new class of unicorn companies and impact how millions of service professionals will work and earn their living.

     

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       > Grafting the lessons of old cooperatively owned companies to the online economy.

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       What has planetary-scale computation done to our geopolitical realities? It takes different forms at different scales—from energy and mineral sourcing and subterranean cloud infrastructure to urban software and massive universal addressing systems; from interfaces drawn by the augmentation of the hand and eye to users identified by self—quantification and the arrival of legions of sensors, algorithms, and robots. Together, how do these distort and deform modern political geographies and produce new territories in their own image?

     

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       In The Stack, Benjamin Bratton proposes that these different genres of computation—smart grids, cloud platforms, mobile apps, smart cities, the Internet of Things, automation—can be seen not as so many species evolving on their own, but as forming a coherent whole: an accidental megastructure called The Stack that is both a computational apparatus and a new governing architecture. We are inside The Stack and it is inside of us. 

     

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       In an account that is both theoretical and technical, drawing on political philosophy, architectural theory, and software studies, Bratton explores six layers of The Stack: Earth, Cloud, City, Address, Interface, User. Each is mapped on its own terms and understood as a component within the larger whole built from hard and soft systems intermingling—not only computational forms but also social, human, and physical forces. This model, informed by the logic of the multilayered structure of protocol “stacks,” in which network technologies operate within a modular and vertical order, offers a comprehensive image of our emerging infrastructure and a platform for its ongoing reinvention. 

     

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       The Stack is an accidental megastructure.  It is both a technological apparatus and a model for a new geopolitical architecture that challenges traditional ideas of nation-state centered sovereignty and develops a theory of geopolitics that accounts for sovereignty in terms of planetary-scale computation at various scales.

     

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         This category has grown a lot larger lately, because many forms of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) businesses can be run by a much smaller number of people -- eg a single founder, or a small 2-3 person team -- and thus don't need outside investment to grow to be quite profitable.

     

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       > I’d like to have a wiki that is private except for a group of (50-100) people I whitelist. Preferably free, or worst case, fixed fee that doesn’t scale with users.

     

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       Quoted from the article:

     

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       git: https://github.com/Requarks/wiki

     

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       _[[Wiki]] software built on [[NodeJS]]. Has great [[Deploy To Heroku]] support_

     

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       An open source, modern and powerful wiki app built on Node.js, Git and Markdown. Can be maintained through a git repo (public or private, Github, Gitlab, etc) with standard git commits, as well as allowing edits through the front end, which writes back to the git repo.

     

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       Runs this site!

     

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       ## Tips

     

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       <kbd>CMD</kbd> + <kbd>S</kbd> on Mac (and iOS with external keyboard) will save the page you are working on.

     

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       Uses [Markdown-It footnotes](https://github.com/markdown-it/markdown-it-footnote)

     

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       Here is a footnote reference,[^1] and another.[^longnote]

     

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       #### Inline Footnote

     

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       ```

     

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       ```

     

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       ## Bugs

     

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       ### Task list items break all other formatting

     

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       https://github.com/Requarks/wiki/issues/1908

     

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       ```

     

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       - [ ] Task list [link](/path/to/page)

     

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       ### Moving files in Git

     

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       https://github.com/Requarks/wiki/issues/1358

     

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       Still trying to confirm this as I mass edit my files locally in git. May be "fixed" if I know which cache button to purge.

     

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       ## Wish List

     

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       ### Wiki-linking of pages

     

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       Some way to indicate that a page doesn't exist yet, so that you can come back and create it. `[[Double Square Brackets]]` might get used, or really, just single `[square brackets]` which might be more native 

     

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       Also, a global list of linked-to-but-not-created pages. I don't know what the common term for this is.

     

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       ([Discourse](/software/discourse) does this for categories and tags)

     

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       ### Global link count

     

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       Count and store all of the external links. Have a page that shows all of the external links, how many times they are linked from a page

     

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       ### Backlinks

     

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       Show backlinks to pages that link to the current page

     

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       ### OEmbed support

     

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       Rich embeds of links

     

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       You can make checkmark lists, but you have to go into full edit mode to "check them off". Either a separate permission, or just link it to page permission and allow checking them off through the front end.

     

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       Global view of all un-checked and checked checkmarks, filterable by tag.

     

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       Currently, front matter is written back correctly to the git repo, but you need to use the UI to edit all of the options.

     

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       title:

     

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       published: true

     

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       date: 2020-05-20T04:02:00.507Z

     

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       tags: comma, separate, can use spaces, even

     

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       Probably not going to happen with the full app, but there **is** a GraphQL endpoint.

     

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       The project itself could ship with `/m/`, with a mobile optimized interface. Specifically for editing, adding notes, etc.

     

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       .username {

     

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       .userdesc {

     

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       .main-site-subheader {

     

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       371
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       380
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       381
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       388
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       .home-p, .categories-p, .rss-p, .projects-p {

     

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       395
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          margin-top: auto;

     

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       396
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          margin-left: auto;

     

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       398
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       399
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       400
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       401
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          color: #555555; 

     

       402
       402
       -
       }

     

       403
       403
       -
       

     

       404
       404
       -
       .icon-home, .icon-category, .icon-projects, .icon-rss {

     

       405
       405
       -
           margin-top: 7px;

     

       406
       406
       -
           justify-content: center;

     

       407
       407
       -
           stroke: #555555;

     

       408
       408
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       409
       409
       -
       

     

       410
       410
       -
       

     

       411
       411
       -
       .icon-home {

     

       412
       412
       -
           margin-left: 21%;

     

       413
       413
       -
       }

     

       414
       414
       -
       

     

       415
       415
       -
       .icon-category {

     

       416
       416
       -
           margin-left: 21%;

     

       417
       417
       -
       }

     

       418
       418
       -
       

     

       419
       419
       -
       .icon-projects {

     

       420
       420
       -
           margin-left: 30%;

     

       421
       421
       -
       }

     

       422
       422
       -
       

     

       423
       423
       -
       .icon-rss {

     

       424
       424
       -
           margin-left: 10%;

     

       425
       425
       -
       }

     

       426
       426
       -
       

     

       427
       427
       -
       /* Notes: Note-heading, Note-subheading, Notes-content, Related Notes */

     

       428
       428
       -
       

     

       429
       429
       -
       .notes-page-subheader {

     

       430
       430
       -
           border-bottom: 1px solid #f7f7f7;

     

       431
       431
       -
           padding-left: 15px;

     

       432
       432
       -
       }

     

       433
       433
       -
       

     

       434
       434
       -
       .notes-page-site-heading a {

     

       435
       435
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       436
       436
       -
           font-family:  Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif;

     

       437
       437
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       438
       438
       -
           font-size: 13px;

     

       439
       439
       -
           font-stretch: ultra-condensed;

     

       440
       440
       -
           padding-left: 5px;

     

       441
       441
       -
       }

     

       442
       442
       -
       

     

       443
       443
       -
       .notes-page-main-heading {

     

       444
       444
       -
           margin-top: -25px;

     

       445
       445
       -
           padding-left: 5px;

     

       446
       446
       -
           font-family: Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif;

     

       447
       447
       -
       }

     

       448
       448
       -
       

     

       449
       449
       -
       

     

       450
       450
       -
       .notes-page-heading {

     

       451
       451
       -
           color: #555555;

     

       452
       452
       -
           font-size: 15px;

     

       453
       453
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       454
       454
       -
           padding-top: 15px;

     

       455
       455
       -
           font-family: Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif;

     

       456
       456
       -
       }

     

       457
       457
       -
       

     

       458
       458
       -
       .notes-page-heading a {

     

       459
       459
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       460
       460
       -
       }

     

       461
       461
       -
       

     

       462
       462
       -
       .notes-page-tagline {

     

       463
       463
       -
           color: #888888;

     

       464
       464
       -
           margin-top: -17px; 

     

       465
       465
       -
           color: #888888;

     

       466
       466
       -
           font-size: 0.7rem; 

     

       467
       467
       -
           font-weight: 550; 

     

       468
       468
       -
       }

     

       469
       469
       -
       

     

       470
       470
       -
       .notes-page-tagline a {

     

       471
       471
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       472
       472
       -
           font-style: oblique;

     

       473
       473
       -
       }

     

       474
       474
       -
       

     

       475
       475
       -
       /* Utilities: Disable Selection, Kramdown TOC */

     

       476
       476
       -
       

     

       477
       477
       -
       .disable-select {

     

       478
       478
       -
           user-select: none; /* supported by Chrome and Opera */

     

       479
       479
       -
          -webkit-user-select: none; /* Safari */

     

       480
       480
       -
          -khtml-user-select: none; /* Konqueror HTML */

     

       481
       481
       -
          -moz-user-select: none; /* Firefox */

     

       482
       482
       -
          -ms-user-select: none; /* Internet Explorer/Edge */

     

       483
       483
       -
       }

     

       484
       484
       -
       

     

       485
       485
       -
       .very-small {

     

       486
       486
       -
           font-size: 12px !important;

     

       487
       487
       -
       }

     

       488
       488
       -
       

     

       489
       489
       -
       .medium-small {

     

       490
       490
       -
           font-size: 14px !important;

     

       491
       491
       -
       }

     

       492
       492
       -
       

     

       493
       493
       -
       .small {

     

       494
       494
       -
           font-size: 16px !important;

     

       495
       495
       -
       }

     

       496
       496
       -
       

     

       497
       497
       -
       .small-medium {

     

       498
       498
       -
           font-size: 18px !important;

     

       499
       499
       -
       }

     

       500
       500
       -
       

     

       501
       501
       -
       .medium {

     

       502
       502
       -
           font-size: 22px !important;

     

       503
       503
       -
       }

     

       504
       504
       -
       

     

       505
       505
       -
       .medium-large {

     

       506
       506
       -
           font-size: 25px !important;

     

       507
       507
       -
       }

     

       508
       508
       -
       

     

       509
       509
       -
       .default-color {

     

       510
       510
       -
           color: #555 !important;

     

       511
       511
       -
       }

     

       512
       512
       -
       

     

       513
       513
       -
       .default-background {

     

       514
       514
       -
           background-color: #f7f7f7 !important;

     

       515
       515
       -
       }

     

       516
       516
       -
       

     

       517
       517
       -
       .large {

     

       518
       518
       -
           font-size: 28px !important;

     

       519
       519
       -
       }

     

       520
       520
       -
       

     

       521
       521
       -
       .serif {

     

       522
       522
       -
           font-family: 'EB Garamond', Georgia, serif !important;

     

       523
       523
       -
       }

     

       524
       524
       -
       

     

       525
       525
       -
       .title-sans {

     

       526
       526
       -
           font-family: Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, Oxygen, Ubuntu, Cantarell, 'Open Sans', 'Helvetica Neue', sans-serif !important;

     

       527
       527
       -
       }

     

       528
       528
       -
       

     

       529
       529
       -
       .regular-sans {

     

       530
       530
       -
           font-family: 'IBM Plex Sans', Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, Oxygen, Ubuntu, Cantarell, 'Open Sans', 'Helvetica Neue', sans-serif !important;

     

       531
       531
       -
       }

     

       532
       532
       -
       

     

       533
       533
       -
       .bold {

     

       534
       534
       -
           font-weight: 600 !important;

     

       535
       535
       -
       }

     

       536
       536
       -
       

     

       537
       537
       -
       .very-bold {

     

       538
       538
       -
           font-weight: 800 !important;

     

       539
       539
       -
       }

     

       540
       540
       -
       

     

       541
       541
       -
       .bolder {

     

       542
       542
       -
           font-weight: 500 !important;

     

       543
       543
       -
       }

     

       544
       544
       -
       

     

       545
       545
       -
       .normal {

     

       546
       546
       -
           font-weight: 400 !important;

     

       547
       547
       -
       }

     

       548
       548
       -
       

     

       549
       549
       -
       .regular {

     

       550
       550
       -
           font-style: normal !important;

     

       551
       551
       -
       }

     

       552
       552
       -
       

     

       553
       553
       -
       .oblique {

     

       554
       554
       -
           font-style: oblique !important;

     

       555
       555
       -
       }

     

       556
       556
       -
       

     

       557
       557
       -
       .italic {

     

       558
       558
       -
           font-style: italic !important;

     

       559
       559
       -
       }

     

       560
       560
       -
       

     

       561
       561
       -
       .boxit {

     

       562
       562
       -
       

     

       563
       563
       -
           padding: 20px;

     

       564
       564
       -
           background-color: #f7f7f7;

     

       565
       565
       -
           border-radius: 5px;

     

       566
       566
       -
       }

     

       567
       567
       -
       

     

       568
       568
       -
       #boxit {

     

       569
       569
       -
           padding-left: 20px;

     

       570
       570
       -
           border-radius: 5px;

     

       571
       571
       -
       }

     

       572
       572
       -
       

     

       573
       573
       -
       

     

       574
       574
       -
       #markdown-toc::before {

     

       575
       575
       -
           content: "Contents";

     

       576
       576
       -
           font-weight: bold;

     

       577
       577
       -
           text-decoration: underline;

     

       578
       578
       -
       }

     

       579
       579
       -
       

     

       580
       580
       -
       

     

       581
       581
       -
       #markdown-toc li {

     

       582
       582
       -
           margin-left: 1rem;

     

       583
       583
       -
           list-style: decimal;

     

       584
       584
       -
       }

     

       585
       585
       -
       

     

       586
       586
       -
       #markdown-toc {

     

       587
       587
       -
           border: 1px solid #aaa;

     

       588
       588
       -
           padding: 1.5em;

     

       589
       589
       -
           list-style: decimal;

     

       590
       590
       -
           display: inline-block;

     

       591
       591
       -
       }

     

       592
       592
       -
       

     

       593
       593
       -
       #markdown-toc a {

     

       594
       594
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       595
       595
       -
       }

     

       596
       596
       -
       

     

       597
       597
       -
       #markdown-toc a:hover {

     

       598
       598
       -
           text-decoration: underline;

     

       599
       599
       -
       }

     

       600
       600
       -
       

     

       601
       601
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       602
       602
       -
       /* Common custom components between Main Site and Notes: Searchbar, Backbutton, ContentBox, Related Posts/Notes, Copyright,  */

     

       603
       603
       -
       

     

       604
       604
       -
       .searchbar input[type="text"] {

     

       605
       605
       -
           position: relative;

     

       606
       606
       -
           padding-left: 50px;

     

       607
       607
       -
           box-sizing : border-box;

     

       608
       608
       -
           width: 100%;

     

       609
       609
       -
           height: 40px;

     

       610
       610
       -
           border: 0px;

     

       611
       611
       -
           font-family:  Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif !important;

     

       612
       612
       -
           color: #555;

     

       613
       613
       -
           font-size: 18px;

     

       614
       614
       -
           border-bottom: 1px solid #f7f7f7;

     

       615
       615
       -
           background-color: #f7f7f7;

     

       616
       616
       -
       }

     

       617
       617
       -
       

     

       618
       618
       -
       ::placeholder {

     

       619
       619
       -
           color: #999;

     

       620
       620
       -
           font-size: 18px;

     

       621
       621
       -
           font-family:  Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif !important;

     

       622
       622
       -
       }

     

       623
       623
       -
       .searchbar i {

     

       624
       624
       -
           position: absolute;

     

       625
       625
       -
           vertical-align: middle;

     

       626
       626
       -
           margin-top: -2px;

     

       627
       627
       -
           padding-left: 20px;

     

       628
       628
       -
           color: #888; 

     

       629
       629
       -
           padding-top: 12.5px;

     

       630
       630
       -
           z-index: 1;

     

       631
       631
       -
       }

     

       632
       632
       -
         

     

       633
       633
       -
       .searchbar input[type="text"]:focus {

     

       634
       634
       -
           border-color: #f7f7f7;

     

       635
       635
       -
           box-shadow: 0 0 8px 0 #A7D0EB;

     

       636
       636
       -
       }

     

       637
       637
       -
         

     

       638
       638
       -
       .searchbar input[type=text]:hover {

     

       639
       639
       -
           background-color: white;

     

       640
       640
       -
       }

     

       641
       641
       -
         

     

       642
       642
       -
       .searchbar input[type=text]:active,

     

       643
       643
       -
       .searchbar input[type=text]:focus {

     

       644
       644
       -
           background-color: white;

     

       645
       645
       -
           outline: none;

     

       646
       646
       -
       } 

     

       647
       647
       -
       

     

       648
       648
       -
       .search_res {

     

       649
       649
       -
           padding-left: 10px;

     

       650
       650
       -
       }

     

       651
       651
       -
       

     

       652
       652
       -
       .search_res:hover {

     

       653
       653
       -
        background-color: #f4f4f4;

     

       654
       654
       -
       }

     

       655
       655
       -
       

     

       656
       656
       -
       .search_res:hover > a {

     

       657
       657
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       658
       658
       -
       }

     

       659
       659
       -
       

     

       660
       660
       -
       #results-container {

     

       661
       661
       -
           display: none;

     

       662
       662
       -
       }

     

       663
       663
       -
       

     

       664
       664
       -
       .back-icon {

     

       665
       665
       -
           background-color: white;

     

       666
       666
       -
           fill: currentColor;

     

       667
       667
       -
           color: #555555;

     

       668
       668
       -
           margin-top: 5px;

     

       669
       669
       -
           padding-left: 5px; 

     

       670
       670
       -
           fill: currentColor;

     

       671
       671
       -
           cursor: pointer;

     

       672
       672
       -
       }

     

       673
       673
       -
       

     

       674
       674
       -
       .back-icon,

     

       675
       675
       -
       .back-p {

     

       676
       676
       -
           vertical-align: middle;

     

       677
       677
       -
           display: inline-block;

     

       678
       678
       -
       }

     

       679
       679
       -
       

     

       680
       680
       -
       .back-p {

     

       681
       681
       -
           color: #555555;

     

       682
       682
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       683
       683
       -
           cursor: pointer;

     

       684
       684
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       685
       685
       -
       }

     

       686
       686
       -
       

     

       687
       687
       -
       

     

       688
       688
       -
       .feed-title-excerpt-block {

     

       689
       689
       -
           width: 100%;

     

       690
       690
       -
           cursor: pointer;

     

       691
       691
       -
           border-top: 1px solid #f7f7f7;

     

       692
       692
       -
           border-bottom: 1px solid #f7f7f7;

     

       693
       693
       -
       }

     

       694
       694
       -
       

     

       695
       695
       -
       .feed-title-excerpt-block:hover {

     

       696
       696
       -
           background-color: #f7f7f7;

     

       697
       697
       -
       }

     

       698
       698
       -
       

     

       699
       699
       -
       .srccode {

     

       700
       700
       -
           position: absolute;

     

       701
       701
       -
           right: 10px;

     

       702
       702
       -
       }

     

       703
       703
       -
       

     

       704
       704
       -
       .srccode:hover > a > i{

     

       705
       705
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       706
       706
       -
       }

     

       707
       707
       -
       

     

       708
       708
       -
       .feed-context {

     

       709
       709
       -
           position: absolute;

     

       710
       710
       -
           right: 10px;

     

       711
       711
       -
           margin-top: 17px;

     

       712
       712
       -
       }

     

       713
       713
       -
       

     

       714
       714
       -
       .feed-context-svg:hover {

     

       715
       715
       -
           background-color: #e9e9e9;

     

       716
       716
       -
           border-radius: 50%;

     

       717
       717
       -
       }

     

       718
       718
       -
       

     

       719
       719
       -
       .feed-title {

     

       720
       720
       -
           color: #555555;

     

       721
       721
       -
           margin-left: 20px;

     

       722
       722
       -
           margin-right: 50px;

     

       723
       723
       -
           font-size: 16px;

     

       724
       724
       -
           font-family:  Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif;

     

       725
       725
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       726
       726
       -
       }

     

       727
       727
       -
       

     

       728
       728
       -
       .feed-excerpt{

     

       729
       729
       -
           color: #555555;

     

       730
       730
       -
           margin-top: -12px;

     

       731
       731
       -
           margin-left: 20px !important;

     

       732
       732
       -
           margin-right: 30px;

     

       733
       733
       -
           font-family:  'IBM Plex Sans', Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif;

     

       734
       734
       -
           font-size: 15px;

     

       735
       735
       -
       }

     

       736
       736
       -
       

     

       737
       737
       -
       .tags {

     

       738
       738
       -
           list-style: none;

     

       739
       739
       -
           margin: 0;

     

       740
       740
       -
           overflow: hidden; 

     

       741
       741
       -
           padding: 0;

     

       742
       742
       -
       }

     

       743
       743
       -
       

     

       744
       744
       -
       .tags li {

     

       745
       745
       -
           float: left; 

     

       746
       746
       -
       }

     

       747
       747
       -
       

     

       748
       748
       -
       .tag {

     

       749
       749
       -
           color: #555555;

     

       750
       750
       -
           background: #f7f7f7;

     

       751
       751
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       752
       752
       -
           display: inline-block;

     

       753
       753
       -
           padding: 0 12px;

     

       754
       754
       -
           border-radius: 32px;

     

       755
       755
       -
           height: auto;

     

       756
       756
       -
           vertical-align: middle;

     

       757
       757
       -
           font-family:  Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif;

     

       758
       758
       -
           font-weight: normal !important;

     

       759
       759
       -
           font-size: 13px;

     

       760
       760
       -
       }

     

       761
       761
       -
       

     

       762
       762
       -
       .content a {

     

       763
       763
       -
           color: #4183c4;

     

       764
       764
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       765
       765
       -
       }

     

       766
       766
       -
       

     

       767
       767
       -
       .content a:hover {

     

       768
       768
       -
           text-decoration: underline;

     

       769
       769
       -
       }

     

       770
       770
       -
       

     

       771
       771
       -
       .sn-right,

     

       772
       772
       -
       .mn-right {

     

       773
       773
       -
           float: right;

     

       774
       774
       -
           clear: right;

     

       775
       775
       -
           font-family: 'IBM Plex Sans', Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, Oxygen, Ubuntu, Cantarell, 'Open Sans', 'Helvetica Neue', sans-serif !important;

     

       776
       776
       -
           font-size: 14px;

     

       777
       777
       -
           margin-right: -45%;

     

       778
       778
       -
           width: 40%;

     

       779
       779
       -
           margin-top: 0;

     

       780
       780
       -
           margin-bottom: 0;

     

       781
       781
       -
           vertical-align: baseline;

     

       782
       782
       -
           position: relative; 

     

       783
       783
       -
           padding-bottom: 5px;

     

       784
       784
       -
       }

     

       785
       785
       -
       

     

       786
       786
       -
       .sn-left,

     

       787
       787
       -
       .mn-left {

     

       788
       788
       -
           float: left;

     

       789
       789
       -
           clear: left;

     

       790
       790
       -
           font-family: 'IBM Plex Sans', Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, Oxygen, Ubuntu, Cantarell, 'Open Sans', 'Helvetica Neue', sans-serif !important;

     

       791
       791
       -
           font-size: 14px;

     

       792
       792
       -
           margin-left: -45%;

     

       793
       793
       -
           width: 40%;

     

       794
       794
       -
           margin-top: 0;

     

       795
       795
       -
           margin-bottom: 0;

     

       796
       796
       -
           vertical-align: baseline;

     

       797
       797
       -
           position: relative; 

     

       798
       798
       -
           padding-bottom: 5px;

     

       799
       799
       -
       }

     

       800
       800
       -
       

     

       801
       801
       -
       .sidenote-number {

     

       802
       802
       -
           counter-increment: sidenote-counter; 

     

       803
       803
       -
       }

     

       804
       804
       -
       

     

       805
       805
       -
       .sidenote-number:after,

     

       806
       806
       -
       .sn-left:before,

     

       807
       807
       -
       .sn-right:before {

     

       808
       808
       -
           font-family: 'IBM Plex Sans', Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, Oxygen, Ubuntu, Cantarell, 'Open Sans', 'Helvetica Neue', sans-serif !important;

     

       809
       809
       -
           position: relative;

     

       810
       810
       -
           vertical-align: baseline; 

     

       811
       811
       -
       }

     

       812
       812
       -
       

     

       813
       813
       -
       .sidenote-number:after {

     

       814
       814
       -
           content: counter(sidenote-counter);

     

       815
       815
       -
           font-size: 12px;

     

       816
       816
       -
           top: -0.5rem;

     

       817
       817
       -
           left: 0.1rem; 

     

       818
       818
       -
       }

     

       819
       819
       -
       

     

       820
       820
       -
       .sn-right:before,

     

       821
       821
       -
       .sn-left:before {

     

       822
       822
       -
           content: counter(sidenote-counter) " ";

     

       823
       823
       -
           font-size: 14px;

     

       824
       824
       -
           top: -0.5rem; 

     

       825
       825
       -
       }

     

       826
       826
       -
       

     

       827
       827
       -
       blockquote .sn-left,

     

       828
       828
       -
       blockquote .mn-left {

     

       829
       829
       -
           float: left;

     

       830
       830
       -
           clear: left;

     

       831
       831
       -
           margin-left: -58%;

     

       832
       832
       -
           width: 40%;

     

       833
       833
       -
           text-align: left; 

     

       834
       834
       -
       }

     

       835
       835
       -
       

     

       836
       836
       -
       li .sn-left,

     

       837
       837
       -
       li .mn-left {

     

       838
       838
       -
           float: left;

     

       839
       839
       -
           clear: left;

     

       840
       840
       -
           margin-left: -53%;

     

       841
       841
       -
           width: 40%;

     

       842
       842
       -
           text-align: left; 

     

       843
       843
       -
       }

     

       844
       844
       -
       

     

       845
       845
       -
       blockquote .sn-right,

     

       846
       846
       -
       blockquote .mn-right {

     

       847
       847
       -
           float: right;

     

       848
       848
       -
           clear: right;

     

       849
       849
       -
           margin-right: -55% !important;

     

       850
       850
       -
           width: 40%;

     

       851
       851
       -
           text-align: left; 

     

       852
       852
       -
       }

     

       853
       853
       -
       

     

       854
       854
       -
       li .sn-right,

     

       855
       855
       -
       li .mn-right {

     

       856
       856
       -
           float: right;

     

       857
       857
       -
           clear: right;

     

       858
       858
       -
           margin-right: -45% !important;

     

       859
       859
       -
           width: 40%;

     

       860
       860
       -
           text-align: left; 

     

       861
       861
       -
       }

     

       862
       862
       -
       

     

       863
       863
       -
       

     

       864
       864
       -
       .tooltip {

     

       865
       865
       -
           display:inline;

     

       866
       866
       -
           position:relative;

     

       867
       867
       -
           text-align:left;

     

       868
       868
       -
       }

     

       869
       869
       -
       

     

       870
       870
       -
       .tooltip a::before {

     

       871
       871
       -
         content: "[[";

     

       872
       872
       -
       }

     

       873
       873
       -
       

     

       874
       874
       -
       .tooltip a::after {

     

       875
       875
       -
           content: "]]";

     

       876
       876
       -
         }

     

       877
       877
       -
       

     

       878
       878
       -
       

     

       879
       879
       -
       .tooltip bottom {

     

       880
       880
       -
           display: none;

     

       881
       881
       -
       }

     

       882
       882
       -
       

     

       883
       883
       -
       .tooltip .right {

     

       884
       884
       -
           min-width:300px; 

     

       885
       885
       -
           top:50%;

     

       886
       886
       -
           left:100%;

     

       887
       887
       -
           margin-left:20px;

     

       888
       888
       -
           transform:translate(0, -50%);

     

       889
       889
       -
           padding:10px 20px;

     

       890
       890
       -
           color:#555;

     

       891
       891
       -
           background-color:#fff;

     

       892
       892
       -
           font-weight:normal;

     

       893
       893
       -
           font-size:13px;

     

       894
       894
       -
           border-radius:8px;

     

       895
       895
       -
           position:absolute;

     

       896
       896
       -
           z-index:99999999;

     

       897
       897
       -
           box-sizing:border-box;

     

       898
       898
       -
           box-shadow:0 1px 8px #ddd;

     

       899
       899
       -
           display:none;

     

       900
       900
       -
       }

     

       901
       901
       -
       

     

       902
       902
       -
       .tooltip:hover .right {

     

       903
       903
       -
           display:block;

     

       904
       904
       -
       }

     

       905
       905
       -
       

     

       906
       906
       -
       .tooltip .right i {

     

       907
       907
       -
           position:absolute;

     

       908
       908
       -
           top:50%;

     

       909
       909
       -
           right:100%;

     

       910
       910
       -
           margin-top:-12px;

     

       911
       911
       -
           width:12px;

     

       912
       912
       -
           height:24px;

     

       913
       913
       -
           overflow:hidden;

     

       914
       914
       -
       }

     

       915
       915
       -
       

     

       916
       916
       -
       .tooltip .right i::after {

     

       917
       917
       -
           content:'';

     

       918
       918
       -
           position:absolute;

     

       919
       919
       -
           width:12px;

     

       920
       920
       -
           height:12px;

     

       921
       921
       -
           left:0;

     

       922
       922
       -
           top:50%;

     

       923
       923
       -
           transform:translate(50%,-50%) rotate(-45deg);

     

       924
       924
       -
           background-color:#fff;

     

       925
       925
       -
           box-shadow:0 1px 8px #ddd;

     

       926
       926
       -
       }

     

       927
       927
       -
       

     

       928
       928
       -
       .right .tooltip-title {

     

       929
       929
       -
           font-size: 15px;

     

       930
       930
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       931
       931
       -
           display: inline-block;

     

       932
       932
       -
       }

     

       933
       933
       -
       

     

       934
       934
       -
       .right .tooltip-excerpt {

     

       935
       935
       -
           font-size: 12px;

     

       936
       936
       -
           display: inline-block;

     

       937
       937
       -
       }

     

       938
       938
       -
       

     

       939
       939
       -
       .right .tooltip-excerpt a {

     

       940
       940
       -
           font-size: 12px;

     

       941
       941
       -
       }

     

       942
       942
       -
       

     

       943
       943
       -
       input.margin-toggle {

     

       944
       944
       -
           display: none; 

     

       945
       945
       -
       }

     

       946
       946
       -
       

     

       947
       947
       -
       .srs-svg {

     

       948
       948
       -
           stroke: #555;

     

       949
       949
       -
       }

     

       950
       950
       -
       

     

       951
       951
       -
       label.sidenote-number {

     

       952
       952
       -
           display: inline; 

     

       953
       953
       -
       }

     

       954
       954
       -
       

     

       955
       955
       -
       label.margin-toggle:not(.sidenote-number) {

     

       956
       956
       -
           display: none; 

     

       957
       957
       -
       }

     

       958
       958
       -
       

     

       959
       959
       -
       .spaced-rep {

     

       960
       960
       -
           display: none;

     

       961
       961
       -
       }

     

       962
       962
       -
       

     

       963
       963
       -
       input.srs-toggle {

     

       964
       964
       -
           display: none; 

     

       965
       965
       -
       }

     

       966
       966
       -
       

     

       967
       967
       -
       label.srs-toggle {

     

       968
       968
       -
           display: inline; 

     

       969
       969
       -
           cursor: pointer;

     

       970
       970
       -
       }

     

       971
       971
       -
       

     

       972
       972
       -
       .srs-toggle:checked + .spaced-rep{

     

       973
       973
       -
           display: block !important;

     

       974
       974
       -
           left: 1rem;

     

       975
       975
       -
           clear: both;

     

       976
       976
       -
           margin: 1rem 2.5%;

     

       977
       977
       -
           vertical-align: baseline;

     

       978
       978
       -
           position: relative; 

     

       979
       979
       -
           padding: 12px;

     

       980
       980
       -
           width: 240px;

     

       981
       981
       -
           background-color: #fff;

     

       982
       982
       -
           border: solid 1px #dfdfdf;

     

       983
       983
       -
           border-radius: 5px;

     

       984
       984
       -
           box-shadow: 1px 1px 15px #cfcfcf;

     

       985
       985
       -
           word-wrap:break-word;

     

       986
       986
       -
       }

     

       987
       987
       -
       

     

       988
       988
       -
       .related {

     

       989
       989
       -
           /* background-color: #f7f7f7; */

     

       990
       990
       -
           width: 100%;

     

       991
       991
       -
           min-height: 100px;

     

       992
       992
       -
           border-radius: 10px;

     

       993
       993
       -
       }

     

       994
       994
       -
       

     

       995
       995
       -
       .related h4 {

     

       996
       996
       -
           color: #888888;

     

       997
       997
       -
           padding-top: 20px;

     

       998
       998
       -
           padding-left: 20px

     

       999
       999
       -
       }

     

       1000
       1000
       -
       

     

       1001
       1001
       -
       .related-wrapper {

     

       1002
       1002
       -
           column-count: 2 !important;

     

       1003
       1003
       -
           display: grid;

     

       1004
       1004
       -
           grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr);

     

       1005
       1005
       -
           grid-gap: 10px;

     

       1006
       1006
       -
       }

     

       1007
       1007
       -
       

     

       1008
       1008
       -
       .related-group {

     

       1009
       1009
       -
           margin-left: 10px;

     

       1010
       1010
       -
           width: 90% !important;

     

       1011
       1011
       -
           height: 100%;

     

       1012
       1012
       -
           border-radius: 10px;

     

       1013
       1013
       -
           cursor: pointer;

     

       1014
       1014
       -
       }

     

       1015
       1015
       -
       

     

       1016
       1016
       -
       .related-group:hover {

     

       1017
       1017
       -
           background-color: #ededed !important;

     

       1018
       1018
       -
       }

     

       1019
       1019
       -
       

     

       1020
       1020
       -
       .related-group a {

     

       1021
       1021
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       1022
       1022
       -
       }

     

       1023
       1023
       -
       

     

       1024
       1024
       -
       .related-title {

     

       1025
       1025
       -
           padding-left: 10px;

     

       1026
       1026
       -
           padding-right: 10px;

     

       1027
       1027
       -
           font-size: 12px !important;

     

       1028
       1028
       -
           font-family:  Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif !important;

     

       1029
       1029
       -
           font-weight: 600;

     

       1030
       1030
       -
       }

     

       1031
       1031
       -
       

     

       1032
       1032
       -
       .related-excerpt:before {

     

       1033
       1033
       -
           content: "\"";

     

       1034
       1034
       -
       }

     

       1035
       1035
       -
       

     

       1036
       1036
       -
       

     

       1037
       1037
       -
       .related-excerpt:after {

     

       1038
       1038
       -
           content: "\"";

     

       1039
       1039
       -
       }

     

       1040
       1040
       -
       

     

       1041
       1041
       -
       .related-excerpt {

     

       1042
       1042
       -
           color: #555555 !important;

     

       1043
       1043
       -
           padding-left: 10px;

     

       1044
       1044
       -
           padding-right: 5px;

     

       1045
       1045
       -
           font-size: 12px !important;

     

       1046
       1046
       -
       }

     

       1047
       1047
       -
       

     

       1048
       1048
       -
       .scroll-to-top {

     

       1049
       1049
       -
           position: fixed;

     

       1050
       1050
       -
           bottom: 20px;

     

       1051
       1051
       -
           right: 20px;

     

       1052
       1052
       -
           border-radius: 30px;

     

       1053
       1053
       -
           background-color: transparent;

     

       1054
       1054
       -
           background-repeat: no-repeat;

     

       1055
       1055
       -
           cursor: pointer;

     

       1056
       1056
       -
           color: #555;

     

       1057
       1057
       -
           outline: none;

     

       1058
       1058
       -
           border: none;

     

       1059
       1059
       -
           overflow: hidden;

     

       1060
       1060
       -
           font-size: 18px;

     

       1061
       1061
       -
       }

     

       1062
       1062
       -
       

     

       1063
       1063
       -
       .context-menu-res {

     

       1064
       1064
       -
           display: none;

     

       1065
       1065
       -
           position: absolute;

     

       1066
       1066
       -
           z-index: 10;

     

       1067
       1067
       -
           padding: 12px 0;

     

       1068
       1068
       -
           width: 240px;

     

       1069
       1069
       -
           background-color: #fff;

     

       1070
       1070
       -
           border: solid 1px #dfdfdf;

     

       1071
       1071
       -
           border-radius: 5px;

     

       1072
       1072
       -
           box-shadow: 1px 1px 15px #cfcfcf;

     

       1073
       1073
       -
       }

     

       1074
       1074
       -
       

     

       1075
       1075
       -
       .context-menu-res li {

     

       1076
       1076
       -
           line-height: 0.8rem;

     

       1077
       1077
       -
           padding-left: 0.2rem;

     

       1078
       1078
       -
           padding-top: 0.3rem;

     

       1079
       1079
       -
           padding-bottom: 0.3rem;

     

       1080
       1080
       -
       }

     

       1081
       1081
       -
       

     

       1082
       1082
       -
       .context-menu-res--active {

     

       1083
       1083
       -
           display: block;

     

       1084
       1084
       -
       }

     

       1085
       1085
       -
       

     

       1086
       1086
       -
       .context-menu-res li:hover {

     

       1087
       1087
       -
           color: #555;

     

       1088
       1088
       -
           background-color: #f4f4f4;

     

       1089
       1089
       -
       }

     

       1090
       1090
       -
       

     

       1091
       1091
       -
       .context-menu-res li:hover >  .context-menu-res__link {

     

       1092
       1092
       -
           font-weight: bold;

     

       1093
       1093
       -
       }

     

       1094
       1094
       -
       

     

       1095
       1095
       -
       .context-menu-res__link {

     

       1096
       1096
       -
           color: #555;

     

       1097
       1097
       -
           text-decoration: none;

     

       1098
       1098
       -
       }

     

       1099
       1099
       -
       

     

       1100
       1100
       -
       

     

       1101
       1101
       -
       

     

       1102
       1102
       -
       /* context-menu styling */

     

       1103
       1103
       -
       .context-menu {

     

       1104
       1104
       -
           display: none;

     

       1105
       1105
       -
           position: absolute;

     

       1106
       1106
       -
           z-index: 10;

     

       1107
       1107
       -
           padding: 12px 0;

     

       1108
       1108
       -
           width: 177px;

     

       1109
       1109
       -
           background-color: #fff;

     

       1110
       1110
       -
           border: solid 1px #dfdfdf;

     

       1111
       1111
       -
           border-radius: 5px;

     

       1112
       1112
       -
           box-shadow: 1px 1px 15px #cfcfcf;

     

       1113
       1113
       -
         }

     

       1114
       1114
       -
         

     

       1115
       1115
       -
       .context-menu--active {

     

       1116
       1116
       -
         display: block;

     

       1117
       1117
       -
       }

     

       1118
       1118
       -
       

     

       1119
       1119
       -
       .context-menu__items {

     

       1120
       1120
       -
         list-style: none;

     

       1121
       1121
       -
         margin: 0;

     

       1122
       1122
       -
         padding-left: 6px;

     

       1123
       1123
       -
         padding-right: 6px;

     

       1124
       1124
       -
       }

     

       1125
       1125
       -
       

     

       1126
       1126
       -
       .context-menu__item {

     

       1127
       1127
       -
         display: block;

     

       1128
       1128
       -
         margin-bottom: 4px;

     

       1129
       1129
       -
       }

     

       1130
       1130
       -
       

     

       1131
       1131
       -
       .context-menu__item:last-child {

     

       1132
       1132
       -
         margin-bottom: 0;

     

       1133
       1133
       -
       }

     

       1134
       1134
       -
       

     

       1135
       1135
       -
       .context-menu__link {

     

       1136
       1136
       -
         display: block;

     

       1137
       1137
       -
         padding: 4px 12px;

     

       1138
       1138
       -
         color: #555;

     

       1139
       1139
       -
         text-decoration: none;

     

       1140
       1140
       -
         font-size: 12px;

     

       1141
       1141
       -
         font-family: Inter, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif;

     

       1142
       1142
       -
       }

     

       1143
       1143
       -
       

     

       1144
       1144
       -
       .context-menu__link:hover {

     

       1145
       1145
       -
         color: #555;

     

       1146
       1146
       -
         background-color: #f4f4f4;

     

       1147
       1147
       -
       }

     

       1148
       1148
       -
       

     

       1149
       1149
       -
       .popup {

     

       1150
       1150
       -
        position: absolute;

     

       1151
       1151
       -
        display: none;

     

       1152
       1152
       -
       }

     

       1153
       1153
       -
       

     

       1154
       1154
       -
       #copyright {

     

       1155
       1155
       -
           margin-left: 20px;

     

       1156
       1156
       -
       }

     

       1157
       1157
       -
       

     

       1158
       1158
       -
       #copyright-notice {

     

       1159
       1159
       -
           font-size: 0.7rem;

     

       1160
       1160
       -
           font-weight: 700;

     

       1161
       1161
       -
       }

     

       1162
       1162
       -
       

     

       1163
       1163
       -
       /* IE-SPECIFIC STYLING */

     

       1164
       1164
       -
       

     

       1165
       1165
       -
       

     

       1166
       1166
       -
       .internet-explorer-heading {

     

       1167
       1167
       -
           display: none;

     

       1168
       1168
       -
       }

     

       1169
       1169
       -
       

     

       1170
       1170
       -
       /* Apparently IE10+ do not support conditionals. F*ck Me! */

     

       1171
       1171
       -
       @media screen and (-ms-high-contrast: active), (-ms-high-contrast: none) {

     

       1172
       1172
       -
           .userdesc,

     

       1173
       1173
       -
           .username,

     

       1174
       1174
       -
           .link-to-notes,

     

       1175
       1175
       -
           .avatar,

     

       1176
       1176
       -
           .related {

     

       1177
       1177
       -
               display: none !important;

     

       1178
       1178
       -
           }

     

       1179
       1179
       -
       

     

       1180
       1180
       -
           .dashboard, .site-heading {

     

       1181
       1181
       -
               display: inline-block;

     

       1182
       1182
       -
           }

     

       1183
       1183
       -
           

     

       1184
       1184
       -
           #scroll-head,

     

       1185
       1185
       -
           #disqus_thread {

     

       1186
       1186
       -
               display: none !important;

     

       1187
       1187
       -
           }

     

       1188
       1188
       -
           .sn-right,

     

       1189
       1189
       -
           .mn-right {

     

       1190
       1190
       -
               margin-right: -30%;

     

       1191
       1191
       -
               width: 25%;

     

       1192
       1192
       -
           }

     

       1193
       1193
       -
           .sn-left,

     

       1194
       1194
       -
           .mn-left {

     

       1195
       1195
       -
               margin-left: -30%;

     

       1196
       1196
       -
               width: 25%;

     

       1197
       1197
       -
           }

     

       1198
       1198
       -
       

     

       1199
       1199
       -
           blockquote .sn-left,

     

       1200
       1200
       -
           blockquote .mn-left,

     

       1201
       1201
       -
           li .sn-left,

     

       1202
       1202
       -
           li .mn-left {

     

       1203
       1203
       -
           margin-left: -38%;

     

       1204
       1204
       -
           width: 24% !important;

     

       1205
       1205
       -
       }

     

       1206
       1206
       -
       

     

       1207
       1207
       -
           blockquote .sn-right,

     

       1208
       1208
       -
           blockquote .mn-right,

     

       1209
       1209
       -
           li .sn-right,

     

       1210
       1210
       -
           li .mn-right {

     

       1211
       1211
       -
           margin-right: -30%;

     

       1212
       1212
       -
           width: 25% !important;

     

       1213
       1213
       -
       }

     

       1214
       1214
       -
           .box {

     

       1215
       1215
       -
               border: none !important;

     

       1216
       1216
       -
           }

     

       1217
       1217
       -
       }

     

       1218
       1218
       -
       

     

       1219
       1219
       -
       @media screen and (max-width: 1200px){

     

       1220
       1220
       -
        .sn-right,

     

       1221
       1221
       -
       .mn-right {

     

       1222
       1222
       -
           margin-right: -35%;

     

       1223
       1223
       -
           width: 30%;

     

       1224
       1224
       -
       }

     

       1225
       1225
       -
       

     

       1226
       1226
       -
       .sn-left,

     

       1227
       1227
       -
       .mn-left {

     

       1228
       1228
       -
           margin-left: -35%;

     

       1229
       1229
       -
           width: 30%;

     

       1230
       1230
       -
       }

     

       1231
       1231
       -
       

     

       1232
       1232
       -
       blockquote .sn-left,

     

       1233
       1233
       -
       blockquote .mn-left {

     

       1234
       1234
       -
           margin-left: -51% !important;

     

       1235
       1235
       -
           width: 30% !important;

     

       1236
       1236
       -
       }

     

       1237
       1237
       -
       

     

       1238
       1238
       -
       li .sn-left,

     

       1239
       1239
       -
       li .mn-left {

     

       1240
       1240
       -
       margin-left: -43% !important;

     

       1241
       1241
       -
       width: 30% !important;

     

       1242
       1242
       -
       }

     

       1243
       1243
       -
       

     

       1244
       1244
       -
       blockquote .sn-right,

     

       1245
       1245
       -
       blockquote .mn-right {

     

       1246
       1246
       -
           margin-right: -50% !important;

     

       1247
       1247
       -
           width: 30% !important;

     

       1248
       1248
       -
       }

     

       1249
       1249
       -
       

     

       1250
       1250
       -
       li .sn-right,

     

       1251
       1251
       -
       li .mn-right {

     

       1252
       1252
       -
       margin-right: -35% !important;

     

       1253
       1253
       -
       width: 30% !important;

     

       1254
       1254
       -
       }

     

       1255
       1255
       -
       

     

       1256
       1256
       -
       .related-group {

     

       1257
       1257
       -
           background-color: #ededed !important;

     

       1258
       1258
       -
           margin-left: 10px;

     

       1259
       1259
       -
           width: 90% !important;

     

       1260
       1260
       -
           height: 100%;

     

       1261
       1261
       -
           border-radius: 10px;

     

       1262
       1262
       -
           cursor: pointer;

     

       1263
       1263
       -
       }

     

       1264
       1264
       -
       }

     

       1265
       1265
       -
       

     

       1266
       1266
       -
       @media screen and (max-width: 1024px) {

     

       1267
       1267
       -
           .tooltip .right {

     

       1268
       1268
       -
               display: none;

     

       1269
       1269
       -
           }

     

       1270
       1270
       -
       

     

       1271
       1271
       -
           .tooltip .bottom {

     

       1272
       1272
       -
               min-width:300px; 

     

       1273
       1273
       -
               top:40px;

     

       1274
       1274
       -
               left:50%;

     

       1275
       1275
       -
               transform:translate(-50%, 0);

     

       1276
       1276
       -
               padding:10px 20px;

     

       1277
       1277
       -
               color:#555;

     

       1278
       1278
       -
               background-color:#fff;

     

       1279
       1279
       -
               font-weight:normal;

     

       1280
       1280
       -
               font-size:13px;

     

       1281
       1281
       -
               border-radius:8px;

     

       1282
       1282
       -
               position:absolute;

     

       1283
       1283
       -
               z-index:99999999;

     

       1284
       1284
       -
               box-sizing:border-box;

     

       1285
       1285
       -
               box-shadow:0 1px 8px #ddd;

     

       1286
       1286
       -
               display:none;

     

       1287
       1287
       -
           }

     

       1288
       1288
       -
           

     

       1289
       1289
       -
           .tooltip:hover .bottom {

     

       1290
       1290
       -
               display:block;

     

       1291
       1291
       -
           }

     

       1292
       1292
       -
       

     

       1293
       1293
       -
           .tooltip .bottom i {

     

       1294
       1294
       -
               position:absolute;

     

       1295
       1295
       -
               bottom:100%;

     

       1296
       1296
       -
               left:50%;

     

       1297
       1297
       -
               margin-left:-12px;

     

       1298
       1298
       -
               width:24px;

     

       1299
       1299
       -
               height:12px;

     

       1300
       1300
       -
               overflow:hidden;

     

       1301
       1301
       -
           }

     

       1302
       1302
       -
           

     

       1303
       1303
       -
           .tooltip .bottom i::after {

     

       1304
       1304
       -
               content:'';

     

       1305
       1305
       -
               position:absolute;

     

       1306
       1306
       -
               width:12px;

     

       1307
       1307
       -
               height:12px;

     

       1308
       1308
       -
               left:50%;

     

       1309
       1309
       -
               transform:translate(-50%,50%) rotate(45deg);

     

       1310
       1310
       -
               background-color:#fff;

     

       1311
       1311
       -
               box-shadow:0 1px 8px #ddd;

     

       1312
       1312
       -
           }

     

       1313
       1313
       -
           

     

       1314
       1314
       -
           .bottom .tooltip-title {

     

       1315
       1315
       -
               font-size: 15px;

     

       1316
       1316
       -
               font-weight: 500;

     

       1317
       1317
       -
               display: inline-block;

     

       1318
       1318
       -
           }

     

       1319
       1319
       -
           

     

       1320
       1320
       -
           .bottom .tooltip-excerpt {

     

       1321
       1321
       -
               font-size: 12px;

     

       1322
       1322
       -
               display: inline-block;

     

       1323
       1323
       -
           }    

     

       1324
       1324
       -
       

     

       1325
       1325
       -
           .bottom .tooltip-excerpt a {

     

       1326
       1326
       -
               font-size: 12px;

     

       1327
       1327
       -
           }  

     

       1328
       1328
       -
       }

     

       1329
       1329
       -
       

     

       1330
       1330
       -
       /* smartphones, touchscreens */

     

       1331
       1331
       -
       @media (pointer: coarse) {

     

       1332
       1332
       -
           .tooltip:hover .bottom, .tooltip:hover .right {

     

       1333
       1333
       -
               display: none;

     

       1334
       1334
       -
           }

     

       1335
       1335
       -
           .feed-context {

     

       1336
       1336
       -
               padding: 2px 10px 0px 10px;

     

       1337
       1337
       -
               height: 70px;

     

       1338
       1338
       -
               right: 0px;

     

       1339
       1339
       -
               margin-top: 15px;

     

       1340
       1340
       -
           }

     

       1341
       1341
       -
       }

     

       1342
       1342
       -
       

     

       1343
       1343
       -
       

     

       1344
       1344
       -
       

     

       1345
       1345
       -
       @media screen and (max-width: 800px){

     

       1346
       1346
       -
       

     

       1347
       1347
       -
       .box {

     

       1348
       1348
       -
           width: 80%;

     

       1349
       1349
       -
       }

     

       1350
       1350
       -
       

     

       1351
       1351
       -
       label {

     

       1352
       1352
       -
           cursor: pointer; 

     

       1353
       1353
       -
       }

     

       1354
       1354
       -
       

     

       1355
       1355
       -
       label.margin-toggle:not(.sidenote-number) {

     

       1356
       1356
       -
           display: inline; 

     

       1357
       1357
       -
       }

     

       1358
       1358
       -
       

     

       1359
       1359
       -
       .sn-left, .sn-right,

     

       1360
       1360
       -
       .mn-left, .mn-right {

     

       1361
       1361
       -
           display: none; 

     

       1362
       1362
       -
       }

     

       1363
       1363
       -
       

     

       1364
       1364
       -
       .margin-toggle:checked + .sn-right,

     

       1365
       1365
       -
       .margin-toggle:checked + .sn-left,

     

       1366
       1366
       -
       .margin-toggle:checked + .mn-left,

     

       1367
       1367
       -
       .margin-toggle:checked + .mn-right {

     

       1368
       1368
       -
           display: block;

     

       1369
       1369
       -
           float: left;

     

       1370
       1370
       -
           left: 1rem;

     

       1371
       1371
       -
           clear: both;

     

       1372
       1372
       -
           width: 95%;

     

       1373
       1373
       -
           margin: 1rem 2.5%;

     

       1374
       1374
       -
           vertical-align: baseline;

     

       1375
       1375
       -
           position: relative; 

     

       1376
       1376
       -
       }

     

       1377
       1377
       -
       

     

       1378
       1378
       -
       .sketch-left, .sketch-right {

     

       1379
       1379
       -
           display: inline-block !important;

     

       1380
       1380
       -
           float: left !important;

     

       1381
       1381
       -
           left: 1rem !important;

     

       1382
       1382
       -
           clear: both !important;

     

       1383
       1383
       -
           width: 95% !important;

     

       1384
       1384
       -
           margin: 1rem 2.5% !important;

     

       1385
       1385
       -
           vertical-align: baseline !important;

     

       1386
       1386
       -
           position: relative !important; 

     

       1387
       1387
       -
           padding-bottom: 10px;

     

       1388
       1388
       -
       }

     

       1389
       1389
       -
       }

     

       1390
       1390
       -
       

     

       1391
       1391
       -
       @media screen and (max-width: 500px){

     

       1392
       1392
       -
       .box {

     

       1393
       1393
       -
           width: 100%;

     

       1394
       1394
       -
           max-width: 100% !important;

     

       1395
       1395
       -
           border-left: none !important;

     

       1396
       1396
       -
           border-right: none !important;

     

       1397
       1397
       -
       }

     

       1398
       1398
       -
       .related-wrapper {

     

       1399
       1399
       -
           grid-template-columns: repeat(1, 1fr);

     

       1400
       1400
       -
       }

     

       1401
       1401
       -
       }

     

       1402
       1402
       -
       

     

       1403
       1403
       -
       @media print {

     

       1404
       1404
       -
       .userboard,

     

       1405
       1405
       -
       .avatar,

     

       1406
       1406
       -
       .searchbar,

     

       1407
       1407
       -
       .menu,

     

       1408
       1408
       -
       .related {

     

       1409
       1409
       -
           display: none !important;

     

       1410
       1410
       -
       }

     

       1411
       1411
       -
       

     

       1412
       1412
       -
       #scroll-head,

     

       1413
       1413
       -
       #disqus_thread {

     

       1414
       1414
       -
           display: none !important;

     

       1415
       1415
       -
       }

     

       1416
       1416
       -
       .sn-right,

     

       1417
       1417
       -
       .mn-right {

     

       1418
       1418
       -
           margin-right: -30%;

     

       1419
       1419
       -
           width: 25%;

     

       1420
       1420
       -
       }

     

       1421
       1421
       -
       .sn-left,

     

       1422
       1422
       -
       .mn-left {

     

       1423
       1423
       -
           margin-left: -30%;

     

       1424
       1424
       -
           width: 25%;

     

       1425
       1425
       -
       }

     

       1426
       1426
       -
       .box {

     

       1427
       1427
       -
           border: none !important;

     

       1428
       1428
       -
       }

     

       1429
       1429
       -
       }

     

       1430
       1430
       -
       

     

       1431
       1431
       -
       /* DISQUS THREAD MARGIN OVERRIDE FOR LEGIBILITY, DO NOT TOUCH */

     

       1432
       1432
       -
       #disqus_thread {

     

       1433
       1433
       -
           margin-left: 10px;

     

       1434
       1434
       -
           margin-right: 10px;

     

       1435
       1435
       -
       }

     

       1436
       1436
       -
       

     

       1437
       1437
       -
       section.footnotes, div.related {

     

       1438
       1438
       -
           margin-top: 30px;

     

       1439
       1439
       -
           border-top: 1px solid lightgray;

     

       1440
       1440
       -
       }

     

       1441
       1441
       -
       

     

       1442
       1442
       -
       .content li {

     

       1443
       1443
       -
           margin-bottom: 5px;

     

       1444
       1444
       -
       }

     

       1445
       1445
       -
       

     

       1446
       1446
       -
       div.content {

     

       1447
       1447
       -
           margin-bottom: 20px;

     

       1448
       1448
       -
       }

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assets/js/contextmenu.js

···

       1
       1
       -
       (function() {

     

       2
       2
       -
       

     

       3
       3
       -
       "use strict";

     

       4
       4
       -
       

     

       5
       5
       -
       /* Helper function to check if the click event happened 

     

       6
       6
       -
          inside the specfied css element or outside */

     

       7
       7
       -
       function clickInsideElement(e, className) {

     

       8
       8
       -
           var el = e.srsElement || e.target;

     

       9
       9
       -
           if (el.classList.contains(className)) {

     

       10
       10
       -
               return el;

     

       11
       11
       -
           } else {

     

       12
       12
       -
               while (el = el.parentNode) {

     

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                 if (xhr.status === 200) {

     

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                   let parser = new DOMParser();

     

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                   let doc = parser.parseFromString(xhr.responseText, "text/html");

     

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                   var contextMenuResTitle;

     

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                   if(dataAction == "backlinks") {

     

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                       relatedItems = doc.getElementById("backlinks");

     

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       220
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                       contextMenuResTitle = document.createTextNode("Related by Tag");

     

       221
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                   }

     

       222
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                   var relatedItemHTMLTitle = document.createElement("p");

     

       224
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                   relatedItemHTMLTitle.setAttribute("class", "feed-relatedItems");

     

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                   relatedItemHTMLTitle.style.fontSize = "14px";

     

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                   if (relatedItems == null) {

     

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                       contextMenuResTitle = document.createTextNode("Nothing Found ");

     

       232
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       233
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       236
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                   relatedItemHTMLTitle.appendChild(contextMenuResTitle);

     

       237
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                   for (var i = 0; i < urls.length; i++) {

     

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                       var newLink = document.createElement("li");

     

       239
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       240
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       242
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                       newAnchor.setAttribute("href", urls[i].getAttribute("href"));

     

       243
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                       newAnchor.setAttribute("class", contextMenuResLinkClassName);

     

       244
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                       newAnchor.appendChild(document.createTextNode(titles[i].innerHTML));

     

       245
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       246
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                       newAnchor.style.fontSize = "12px";

     

       247
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                       newAnchor.style.color = "#4183c4";

     

       248
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       249
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                       newLink.appendChild(newAnchor);

     

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       251
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                       relatedItemHTML.appendChild(newLink);

     

       252
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                   }

     

       253
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                   }

     

       254
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                   relatedItemHTML.prepend(relatedItemHTMLTitle);

     

       255
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                   relatedItemHTML.style.marginLeft = "-20px";

     

       256
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                   relatedItemHTML.style.paddingRight = "10px";

     

       257
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                   toggleContextResMenuOn();

     

       258
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                   resMenu.appendChild(relatedItemHTML);

     

       259
       259
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                   positionContextMenuRes();

     

       260
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       261
       261
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                   console.error(xhr.statusText);

     

       262
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                 }

     

       263
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               }

     

       264
       264
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             };

     

       265
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             xhr.onerror = function (e) {

     

       266
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               console.error(xhr.statusText);

     

       267
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             xhr.send(null);

     

       269
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       271
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       272
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             var dataUrl = feedItemInContext.getAttribute("data-url");

     

       274
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             var dataAction = link.getAttribute("data-action");

     

       275
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             switch(dataAction)  {

     

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                   showRelated(dataAction, dataUrl);

     

       278
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       279
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                   showRelated(dataAction, dataUrl);

     

       281
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       282
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               case 'new-tab':

     

       283
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       284
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       285
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               default:

     

       286
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                   break;

     

       287
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             }

     

       288
       288
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       289
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            /*  */

     

       290
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           toggleMenuOff();

     

       292
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       293
       293
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       294
       294
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       295
       295
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       function contextListener() {

     

       296
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       297
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           feedItemInContext = clickInsideElement( e, feedItemClassName );

     

       298
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           if ( feedItemInContext ) {

     

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       300
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       301
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       302
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             positionMenu(e);

     

       303
       303
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       304
       304
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             feedItemInContext = null;

     

       305
       305
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             toggleContextResMenuOff();

     

       306
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       307
       307
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           }

     

       308
       308
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         });

     

       309
       309
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       310
       310
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       311
       311
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       function clickListener() {

     

       312
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       313
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             var clickeElIsLink = clickInsideElement( e, contextMenuLinkClassName );

     

       314
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       315
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       316
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       317
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               menuItemListener( clickeElIsLink, e );

     

       318
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       319
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               var button = e.which || e.button;

     

       320
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               if ( button === 1 ) {

     

       321
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                 toggleMenuOff();

     

       322
       322
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               }

     

       323
       323
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             }

     

       324
       324
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           });

     

       325
       325
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         }

     

       326
       326
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       327
       327
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       function contextResClickListener() {

     

       328
       328
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           document.addEventListener( "click", function(e) {

     

       329
       329
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             var clickeElIsLink = clickInsideElement( e, contextMenuResLinkClassName );

     

       330
       330
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       331
       331
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             if ( !clickeElIsLink ) {

     

       332
       332
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               var button = e.which || e.button;

     

       333
       333
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               if ( button === 1 ) {

     

       334
       334
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                 toggleContextResMenuOff();

     

       335
       335
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               }

     

       336
       336
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             }

     

       337
       337
       -
           });

     

       338
       338
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         }

     

       339
       339
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       340
       340
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         function keyupListener() {

     

       341
       341
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           window.onkeyup = function(e) {

     

       342
       342
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             if ( e.keyCode === 27 ) {

     

       343
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               toggleMenuOff();

     

       344
       344
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       345
       345
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           }

     

       346
       346
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         }

     

       347
       347
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       348
       348
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       function toggleMenuOn() {

     

       349
       349
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         if ( menuState !== 1 ) {

     

       350
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           menuState = 1;

     

       351
       351
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           menu.classList.add(contextMenuActive);

     

       352
       352
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         }

     

       353
       353
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       }

     

       354
       354
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       355
       355
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       function toggleMenuOff() {

     

       356
       356
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           if ( menuState !== 0 ) {

     

       357
       357
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             menuState = 0;

     

       358
       358
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             menu.classList.remove(contextMenuActive);

     

       359
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