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  1. Nov 2022
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  4. Nov 2021
    1. So, anyone who wants to work on this, take a look at zerver/management/commands/export_single_user.py and https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/queuing.html .

      Hints for how to export all user interactions in a zulip server?

    1. some sort of search engine, over my personal data, with uniform and always available way of accessing it.

      That's something i've been longing for decades: list my interaction with a site.

    1. HOWTO useful to combine a [[foam]] garden with encrypted git repos in keybase.io.

      But needs further tweeks to make it work when the garden is served under GitHub-pages, because jekyll fetches recursively any submodule, and will chocke on the private repo.

    1. He pointed out that the Web still lacks nearly every one of the advanced features he and his colleagues were trying to realize. There is no transclusion. There is no way to create links inside other writers' documents. There is no way to follow all the references to a specific document.

      Shortcomings of today's WWWeb in comparison to what Xanadu has visioned.

    1. Merging distribute knowledge is an excersize on the abstractness of ontologies vs the practicality of schema-less graph knowledge.

      Maybe a bit vague (the article), maybe re-read it. But i really appreciate the boldness [[agora]] try to solve the same problem.

    1. Why does it bother me?

      An important list of pk2b & web-tag problems:

      • cannot search user activity & annotations; less so when offline
      • half-baked UX
      • cannot integrate apps, across platforms, desktop/mobile, cloud/local.
      • What if sites disappear (next chapter)?
    1. The first thing I do is list everything I need for a workstation in an orgmode text file. For why orgmode really works well for this -http://howardism.org/Technical/Emacs/literate-devops.html

      1st suggestion for maintaining my PC.

    2. Every couple of years I find myself facing the same old tired routine: migrating my stuff off some laptop or desktop to a new one, usually combined with an OS upgrade. Is there anything like the kind of luxuries we now consider normal on the server side (IaaS; Terraform; maybe Ansible) that can be used to manage your PC and that would make re-imaging it as easy as it is on the server side?

      Interesting suggestions on how to maintain reusably my PC?

    1. sqlcipher ~/.config/Signal/sql/db.sqlite \ "PRAGMA key = \"x'$(jq -r '.key' ~/.config/Signal/config.json)'\"; attach database 'plaintext.db' as plaintext key ''; SELECT sqlcipher_export('plaintext'); DETACH DATABASE plaintext;"

      The sqlcipher bash-command to export Signal-Desktop's db as plaintext in Linux.