NEC shows 'flying car' hovering steadily for minute
News article: NEC shows 'flying car' hovering steadily for minute Video of the car in action: NEC unveils flying car prototype
News article: NEC shows 'flying car' hovering steadily for minute Video of the car in action: NEC unveils flying car prototype
What are some of your must have browser extensions?
I recently made an effort to switch to Firefox, and now I'm looking for some good browser extensions to make my web browsing experience better. Here are the ones I currently use:
I just picked up a Nokia 3.1 for $120 in a bit of an emergency and I really like it. It's very light, Android One, very nice styling and again it's $120!
I was shocked by this experience at this price point. This thing is excellent for my use case, as a pre-paid EU phone as my lovely iPhone 6s Plus has only one Sim slot. Are there any other great budget phones out there?
Any particular reason for the preference?
I am considering starting a wiki project for an academic niche. I've already started prototyping using Gitit, I've written a bit easy pages to get a feel for the software and am planning to start working on the most important page that summarises the topic itself, which I believe will help guide me to which pages to create first.
Now, here I'm asking for general advice to a newcomer n00bie wiki admin like me: what to expect, what software, etc. Any advice welcome, but I'll list a few questions below:
What wiki software? I am liking Gitit, it is nice and easy to set up, and comes with its own server which I run with a systemctl user unit in the background. I tried Oddmuse but couldn't get it to work with a simple server; Ikiwiki setup is too clumsy for my liking (it friggin put stuff on my $HOME
by default!); I want to avoid PHP stuff in general; I want a simple wiki that serves simple HTML pages.
How to defend against spam? My plan is to keep it invite-only for as long as I can. IDK how to do that with Gitit yet.
How to serve it securely and for cheap, once I decide to publish? It probably won't ever grow beyond a few dozens of megabytes in file size.
How do you go about promoting a wiki?
What peripheral services (issue tracker, mailing list, IRC/Discord/etc channels) go well with a wiki?
What tools are available to ensure content quality (no plagiarism, enforce conventions, monitor changes, ...)?