What software keyboard do you use? I find it dificult wothout ctrl and meta to type in emacs

Termux has its own keyboard that includes ctrl and escape. It's not nearly as nice as a REAL keyboard, but I'm usually just reading or editing a few lines at a time.

Dragging the finger up and down emulates the mouse wheel, do I don't even have to do ctrl-v.

I also use it with an android tablet that DOES have a real keyboard. It works fine, though I haven't figured out how to persistently swap ctrl and caps yet.

Moreover, the special extra Termux modifier keys are configurable in ~/.termux/termux.properties. I added Shift to them, because although there's a Shift key on Gboard, Shift-Enter is not treated the right way by org-mode if the Shift is from Gboard.

For some reason if you use the Thumb-key keyboard, every letter is capitalized by default, so you have to swipe down on the A before typing anything, which is a deal-breaker.

There are infinete number of rationals that satisfy the condition.

The integer uniquenes proof relied on the shape of the function between 1 and e non inclusive, and 2 is the only integer in the open interval.

I've noticed this error more on natives than people that learn English more formally as a second or third language.

The autor has a nice article about not enough fires:

https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2019/12/too-much-combustio...

How lucky, we use Zoom as team's chat.

Hi Alex, did I get my Tipler back from you?

Just kiding, nice article.

is that you AJT??

You might enjoy The Ratio, by Michael Ruhlman [1]. It focuses on the ratios of ingredients.

It is centered on baking, although. Still you might enjoy it.

[1] https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Ratio/Michael-Ruhlman...

On android: fennec(firefox fork) + uBlockOrogin, NoScript, PrivacyBadger and Decentraleyes.

I only had de reject all cookies prompt.

With firefox you can aldo use the reade mode, that extracts the main taxt and displays it plainly.

Firefox+uBlock is enough to make it readable on Android

Deserts hve unique fauna and vegetation. That alone is a good reason. Also deserts regulate the climate of adjacent and far away regions. For example the Amazon jungle is feed by the Sahara desert [1]

[1] https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/nasa-satellite-reveals-...