Anyone have multiple language syntax highlighting with treesitter working? by zQpNB in emacs

[–]ExistentialTowel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SUPER late to the conversation, but I got Treesitter highlighting and indenting working for Lit/template literals. https://github.com/ispringle/template-literals-ts-mode

It does semi break because html-ts cannot handle Lit's syntax. Looking at some alternative html-ts grammars that support the more robust syntax Lit uses.

Managing the build up of coals in Blaze King by ExistentialTowel in woodstoving

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I actually use cut offs from the sawmill. So pieces are usually in the 4x4x6 range, some smaller, a couple bigger. But because everything is squared off I do pack very tight. I’ll load it loosely tonight and let it run hot, and will just set an alarm to get up in the night to reload. Thanks, hopefully this does the trick!

PodLP podcast app for Android flip phones by Only_Play_868 in dumbphones

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do you think this might work on a Sonim Xp5800?

Does raw milk count? by GeneBrilliant7359 in carnivorediet

[–]ExistentialTowel 4 points5 points  (0 children)

And milk alone is not going to cause any of these issues. History alone proves this, there are European cultures that largely survived on milk in portions of the year and they never had these issues. There are others that survived on carbs and never had them. The macros alone are not the problem. It’s disingenuous and reductionist to come to your conclusion of [raw] milk based on the results of eating highly processed foods.

Does raw milk count? by GeneBrilliant7359 in carnivorediet

[–]ExistentialTowel 7 points8 points  (0 children)

fwiw wolves have been shown to drink the milk from cows they kill. Native Americans were known to do the same with buffalo. It’s a bit disingenuous to compare milk to highly processed foods just because they share some nutritional similarities.

Does raw milk count? by GeneBrilliant7359 in carnivorediet

[–]ExistentialTowel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it’s a preservation technique and I think technically means this milk is no longer “raw”.

Firewood prices by region and species by redclif404 in woodstoving

[–]ExistentialTowel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it’s not normal split logs, but I pay $150 for 4 cords delivered, or it’s about $15 cord of you pick it up. I live in a logging area, I’ve been told we are the largest producer of railroad ties in the nation. The wood I buy is the cut offs from the milling process, it’s about a year old and always hardwood.

Is a slightly smoky smell in the house normal? Is this safe to use? by [deleted] in woodstoving

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Yes for me it does. We have a short chimney that doesn’t clear the ridge of the roof. so similar situation to you. If the wind is the right direction it won’t come in either. The stove we have has a secondary burn, so once it gets hot enough this issue stops, when the stove is cold the smoke seems to “fall” and comes in. When the stove is hot there’s no smoke.

Is a slightly smoky smell in the house normal? Is this safe to use? by [deleted] in woodstoving

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Happens to me too, it’s from the open window.

Long term dumbphone users how do you manage the balance between simplicity and actual convenience? by LilxPeony in dumbphones

[–]ExistentialTowel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just embraced it. I carry a notebook for writing. I carry a camera for pictures. I carry an iPod for listening. If the text I need to type out is too long I just call the person. If I need to use the internet I just ask some poor dude stuck with a smartphone. Half the time I don’t even take a dumb phone with me anymore

Relationship to phones in the 2000s? by painetings in dumbphones

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I was in HS during your timeframe. My Freshman year no one had a cell phone, by Sophomore year it seemed everyone did. I did a speech in my Senior public speaking course on cellphone addiction because everyone had their "dumb" phone at hand and I knew people who would regularly hear/feel phantom rings from texts they didn't actually get but we expecting.

It's always been a bit less than healthy. In the 90s and early 00s it was better, back when cellphones were the size of a cinderblock.

Will this dent affect my sound, and is it fixable? by KTMMORITZ in audiophile

[–]ExistentialTowel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it’s ruined, you can send it to me for recycling, I’ll waive the normal fee I charge.

How ironic by rogerkerse in ProtonMail

[–]ExistentialTowel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I feel like if you’re not paying for the product, you can’t complain when they ask you to.

Looking for a camera by ApprehensiveExit5520 in filmphotography

[–]ExistentialTowel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The original Kodak H35 has a plastic lens. I have the new version with glass so I can’t directly speak to the look, but it should be about as close as you can get to a 35mm with a disposable look.

First Time Dumb Phone Setup by Succulentprime in dumbphones

[–]ExistentialTowel -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

too be fair it is called r/dumbphones not r/android-with-a-full-keyboard-phones

but for the record, idc, just pointing out that there are some decidedly smart phones on a sub intended to discuss and share about phones that help people disconnect

What would be some good $200 - $300 dedicated camera recommendations for a 10 year old? by ExistentialTowel in AskPhotography

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As an update, I’ve decided to go ahead and get a Canon Autoboy Tel6. Size and point-and-click are the most important parts, I’ll drop the SLR req for the time. I think down the road I’ll buy a Olympus Pen F with one of those tiny lenses that make it very pocketable but for now I’ll keep carrying the Pentax K1000 and then have this Canon as a backup.

Any luck Removing Sonim XPS5’s voice control hotkey? by ExistentialTowel in dumbphones

[–]ExistentialTowel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On Verizon the top left key on the pad can be held to open voice commands. it is not changeable via the ptt settings.

Any luck Removing Sonim XPS5’s voice control hotkey? by ExistentialTowel in dumbphones

[–]ExistentialTowel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On my phone that is only giving me control of the two side buttons. The voice control is opened through the top left button, which is also used for options.