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| | danq.me
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| | [this post was lost during a server failure on Sunday 11th July 2004] [an image in this post was recovered on Thursday 30th December 2004] Here's some photos of my trip to Malawi, as the group have now started uploading photos to me at last! Dan looks down on Lake Malawi. Dan on the descent. Two baboons, at Vwasa National Park. Livingstonia Hospital: This woman and her baby have both been diagnosed with AIDS Thanks to ARVs, the woman's condition is improving. Her baby cannot be treated and will die. Beautiful waterfall, on a river running from Livingstonia to Lake Malawi. Will post more when I can be bothered. Meanwhile, photos are continuously being uploaded to Scatmania's Malawi Album[update: link killed 2006]
| | frankmeeuwsen.com
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| | Another fine example on how the small and personal web is so much more fun and human. This morning I asked on the micro.blog help-forum how I could use the new Blogroll functionality to create a page where I have more control over its appearance. Within hours did not only Manton Reece come to the rescue with a terrific explanation how to do this (build your own plugin, which is shockingly simple!
| | danielpecos.com
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| | Recently I took the decision of leaving my long beloved distro Ubuntu (sorry, link in spanish) and moving forward into Arch Linux. And why? As JFK said when the USA was aiming to land on the moon, not because its easy, but because its hard, maybe not that much compared to getting to the moon, but definitely more tedious than Ubuntu. One thing you can take for sure if you take the chance to install Arch: no matter if you success or give up with it, you will learn something new about how a Linux distro wo...
| | shapeshed.com
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| A tale of wanting nice things on Linux for Vim, Tmux and Alacritty and how it ended in a filthy shell script.