I'm doing something similar with an old laptop I've repurposed as a web server. If I can't deploy it there, alongside my other applications, it will not get built.
I really like constraints. I also believe that's what made the early Internet so special.
Yeah, X kind of works on MacOS, but the refresh/redraw rate in terminals is so bad that it is unusable for day to day work. I eventually had to stop trying and configure Iterm2 as a clunky rxvt-unicode simulacrum.
As a side note, the Xorg (XQuartz) distribution from MacPorts seemed to be more compatible with Xresources than the official XQuartz package.
I miss all aspects of Linux and I will shed a tear of joy when I can return to it on my work machine.
Elder wood does have some uses, it is perfect for creating homemade turntable unipivot tonearms, since it grows straight, has a hollow core and is very stiff when dry.
Incidentally, reminded me, I'd heard opuntia spines (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opuntia AKA prickly pear) were used for the needles waaaay back. Can't find a ref but heard it on a TV program. FYI.
This book turned me into a rabid RAW fan... which in turn lead me to Discordianism. That journey then led me to Rev. Ivan Stang and the Church of the Subgenius. So pretty much, RAW and Robert Shea directly made me the weirdo I am today.
His other stuff can be of interest too, like Prometheus Rising and Cosmic Triggers. It’s not that what he writes about is necessarily scientific or rigorous, but he offers a bunch of worldview building blocks that one can try and find very useful.
Perhaps, read it when I was 15 years younger and haven't reread it. "Set and setting" is more important than age in some sense, age is more important than "set and setting" in some sense, and "set and setting" and age is equally important in some sense.
"Helloinbox" should have an option to specify a DKIM selector.
It is not correct to only check for a "default" DKIM selector, since any other selector is just as valid as "default", which in turn means the guide should also be updated to reflect this.
