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title : "Remote, lonely, and poor : my fears about remote work."
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description : "I started writing this article long before Covid as a reponse to the growing trend in working remotely. Had I finished to write it before the pandemic, I could write a critic of my own article, but let's dig in and see what could go wrong with remote work."
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date : "2019-07-01T00:00:01Z"
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This article is a respond to gitlab's post about remote work. You can have a look [at it here](https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/).
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title = "What's the best epub reader for Linux in 2019 ?"
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description = "If you're like me, you like reading. And now, being the golden age of pirates and torrented epubs, it's important to have a good reader when you have a library ten times the size of Bagdad's House of Wisdom. So, I tired a bunch of epub readers for the Linux desktop, to find out what exists, and which one would be perfect..."
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If you're like me, you like reading. And now, being the golden age of pirates and torrented epubs, it's important to have a good reader when you have a library ten times the size of Bagdad's House of Wisdom. So, I tired a bunch of epub readers for the Linux desktop, to find out what exists, and which one would be perfect...
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So, the first thing I did was to ask around what existed. The nice people of the fediverse told me about the following readers :
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* [Calibre](https://calibre-ebook.com/)
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* [Bookworm](https://babluboy.github.io/bookworm/)
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* [Foliate](https://github.com/johnfactotum/foliate)
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* [MuPDF](https://mupdf.com/)
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* [Okular](https://okular.kde.org/)
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* ( For it to read epubs, you need to install `ebook-tools` too )
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* [Gnome Books](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-books/)
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I installed each one, and decided that for the following week, I would be reading [Learn C the hard way](https://learncodethehardway.org/c/) for breakfeast. And each day, I'll be testing a new reader. To make things easiers, I downloaded the book before hand, and setup each reader to make sure it was working. I have a `.epub` and a `.mobi` version, so I'll have the choice, and test both of them.
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The apps where > 242,2 MB in total, and installed a load of python libraries to my computer, but hey...
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## Day One
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This morning, I had tea, bread and orange marmelade. I also eat some cherrys during the reading. I started off with Calibre.
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The first impression I got was that Calibre was old and complicated. But very powerfull. A lot of tools come with Calibre, such as metadata edition, news reader, book converter, and even a Calibre server to sync your books with your e-reader.
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The book viewer in itself is in a seperate window. It starts with a side column with old buttons full of color. Read like it's 2004 ! The options are a bit all over the place, but for most of them it's straightforward. The reader in itself is pretty cosy, the text takes the full page, and you have a 'flow' mode to prevent the skipping from one page to another. You can also use your own CSS stylesheet, which is nice !
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## Day Two
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This morning started with tea, and an almond paste on a slice of bread. I opened up my book with Okular.
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Right away, you can tell it was not designed to be a EPUB reader. The file open all right, but the way it's display makes it look more like a pdf. Therefore, you can zoom, browse, do a selection an annotate the file, but you have very few options as to how the file is displayed.
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Sadly, I found it very hard to read the chapters I wanted to this morning...
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## Day Three
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Today, I was hungry enough to make myself a big bowl of cereal with nuts and a banana, topped by oat milk. It was nice, and as it's rainy outside, I had a little walk before I started to write, or read.
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I'll be reading my book with Bookworm today. It's a very nice app, which has a Library section with the book covers, information about each book, and a easly accessible preference pane with all the preferences you would want to adjust your reading preferences. All in all, it's an simple, accessible book reader. It's also pretty light, and runs well on 10 year old computers ( like mine ).
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Until now, I've read about the basic syntax of C, and started to read about pointers. It seems less complicated than people on the internet make it !
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I would recommend Bookworm if you are looking for a nice ebook reader.
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I can also make an honorable mention to [KOreader](https://github.com/koreader/koreader), even if it's not for the Linux desktop ( you __could__ use it, but meh.. ). It seems to be a nice replacement for whatever other software you have, and it even has a Calibre integration ! Give it a try !
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__Cover art by [Atey Ghailan](https://www.artstation.com/artwork/JKVZR)__
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title : "Hello World"
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description : "I guess this is an obligatory first post ?"
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date : "2019-01-02"
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Hello, world !
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This blog, dubbed the octet press, is gonna be my personnal space in the web to post my toughts and share what I found on the web.
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I might write in French or English.
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This page is going to be updated in the futur, so keep an eye on it.
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<title>Thunderbird OPML Export - Blogs & News Feeds</title>
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description = "Comment suivre des petits sites web sans dépendre des GAFAM ? Et sans retourner chaque jour sur le site ? Depuis maintenant 20 ans, une technologie à fait un petit bout de chemin, et résoult beacoup des problèmes de publications sur internet."
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Hier soir, perdu comme à mon habitude sur les internets, je tombe sur un [blog fort intéressant.]() Au lever du jour, je me suis dit que je continuerai de lire le reste des articles un autre jour... Je me suis effondré dans mon lit. Mais pendant la nuit ( plutot le matin ), les plombs de mon appartement ont sauté. Et de fait, j'ai perdu tout mes onglets dans mon navigateur...
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Mais j'ai rien perdu, savez-vous pourquoi ? La réponse tiens en trois lettres, RSS.
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RSS, pour Really Simple Syndication, entre autres, est une technologie du web qui date. Actuellement dans sa version 2.0, elle permet de s'abonner à un site web et de recevoir des notifications quand un nouveau contenue est publié. Beaucoup de sites web ont un _flux rss_, dont celui-ci ! Vous pouvez [le lire en tant que tel ici](https://n07070.xyz/index.xml).
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Bon, évidemment, c'est une version assez basique. Il n'y a qu'un résumé de ce qui est publié ici. Les sites sont libres de publier ce qu'ils veulent dans leur flux : certains publie l'intégralité de leurs articles, d'autres seulement un résumé. Le contenue que vous receverez sera surtout des images et du textes, sans mises en page. Avantage : vous avez le contenue sans pub et sans autres distractions. Désavantage : vous n'avez pas de mise en page.
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C'est bien beau tout ça, mais comment on peut utiliser RSS ? Hé bien il existe des applications pour tous vos bidules, et vous pouvez syncroniser vos abonnements avec différents services. Laissez-moi vous donner un petit tour d'horizon.
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* Sur Android :
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Une fois l'application choisie, vous pouvez commencer par ajouter des sites web. Par exemple, copiez cette url: `https://n07070.xyz/index.xml`et ajoutez-là à votre application. Maintenant, à chaque fois que je publie un nouvel article, vous en serez averti !
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Et j'en profite pour vous donner une (toute) petite liste de sites sympa qui ont un flux RSS ;
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Bonne lecture !
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title = "Un photomaton portable avec un Raspberry Pi"
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description = "Devant de nombreux monuments, les touristes se prennent en photo. Et les touristes adorent les photomatons. Pourquoi ne pas combiner les deux ?"
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# Un photomaton portable ? Avec un raspberry pi ?
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Durant l'été, et durant la plupart de l'année, Paris est envahis par les touristes. Hormis leur fâcheuse tendance à transformer le centre de la ville en un AirBnB géant au détrimant des habitant·es, ils sont aussi à la recherche de souvenirs uniques, et d'expériences. Il faut dire que si vous regardez sur Instagram le hastag #Paris, vous aurez l'impression d'une photocopieuse s'est chargé de leurs photos de vacances. C'est en contradiction avec leur besoin de se différencier et de se démarquer.
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Une autre chose que les touristes aiment bien, c'est les photomatons. On rigole bien pendant quelques minutes, on a une preuve physique d'avoir été dans une des plus belles villes du monde.
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Moi, pour ma part, j'ai besoin d'argent, et j'aime pas travailler. Par contre, j'adore créer des projets loufoques. Ça tombe bien j'ai une imprimante thermal sous la main, ainsi qu'un raspberry pi et une caméra. Du coup, je vais construire un petit photomation portatif ( que je balade avec un trepied ) et je vais proposer aux touristes de leur tirer leur meilleur selfie pour un prix libre ou un peu plus. Voyons comment faire.
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