It only guesses next few characters

I’m not sure what are requirements for MLA style but wouldn’t just some regex work?
Also, I’d guess latex would do that automatically. But that requires writing whole paper with it

I think it will depend on what exactly is in the PDF. If these are text, you can in a pinch just copy and paste it but I’d expect libreoffice to be able to open it. If these are images, you’ll have to use some OCR

Characters in the title are not the regular ones making it look like a spam mail, no link, description sounds like corpo LLM. If there really is some podcast somewhere, I think it deserves better

WONTFIX: Works as intended

Two way as in “upload too” or “another share from other device”?

https://f-droid.org/pl/packages/be.ppareit.swiftp_free/
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.daemon.ssh/

I create a Directory, and that directory and it’s files become available to network

So basically you want to set up an ftp server?

You mean like LocalSend, croc, Share via HTTP or ShareX?

I think I’ve found an app some time ago that was just setting up an HTTP file server, so you could share whole directories. But I didn’t have use for it and I forgot the name

No, that is actually useful. Blocking access for anonymous users is not

If anything, the boom of LLMs like copilot and chatgpt actually shows the power of open source and open access to information. Underlying algorithms would mean nothing without open source, open access to stackoverflow, forums, etc

Microsoft acquired Github and the discussions around the future of opensource on a microsoft owned infrastructure

Personally I’m impressed it took them so long to start driving it to the ground

I moved to Codeberg

Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led organization that aims to help free and open source projects prosper by giving them a safe and friendly home

Unless there’s a bunch of people that create open-source firmware/HAL

But even if, I think it’s still an improvement. Even if firmware is proprietary, you could flash it on “titan-compatible” chip when yours dies making your device independent from chip ownership etc

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3 minutes ;P

“And now, Einstein will explain WiFi for you”

Oh gods, now I’m starting to count how much time will pass until I see an ad like that…

Ah. I was afraid that it might not be available on mobile but it seems this is only for Publish. 🤷

Good news is that I’ve found local graph which can be pinned. At least that

How did they do the interactive graph on each page? That’s nice

Could be, I did not dig that deep ;)

I don’t use it but I have a colleague at work that swears by byobu

I don’t know. In the description I only see

I am tech savvy so you don’t have to disregard the details much about it. I know programming.

That is hardly domain knowledge. One would have to be writing in assembler or programming microcontrollers to be able to say they are nibbling on the domain knowledge for this. And knowing the trends we are probably not even speaking about C/C++, rather python. This makes the answering easier only because you don’t have to explain what the executive is

The answers given are good and it was rather other commenters that started requesting more depth

Why? The fact that it’s thousands of lines of code does not mean you can’t ELI5 it

managing finance with either friends or spouse

I guess more info might be helpful. I like ihatemoney but although it has date option, I am not sure how well it works for continuous management

Librera is great. A few pros:

• half page display (to read one column at the time, a common layout in RPG rulebooks for example)
• bookmarks
• dark mode (pictures look funny but makes black-text-on-white into white-text-on-black)
• tags and library management
• autoscroll (I didn’t think I would like it until I tried)
• for ebooks you can set your own color schemes (if you prefer yellow text on gray background for example)