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I was thinking about Data.Functor.Coyoneda.Coyoneda (from kan-extensions) this morning:

data Coyoneda f a where
  Coyoneda :: (b -> a) -> f b -> Coyoneda f a

It has a function hoistCoyoneda :: (forall a. f a -> g a) -> Coyoneda f b -> Coyoneda g b which accepts a natural transformation.

I was also thinking about the Data.Dependent.Sum.DSum type from dependent-sum:

data DSum tag f = forall a. !(tag a) :=> f a

Again, there's an obvious way to apply a natural transformation

u/DeathByLiche has released a pair of power cube lists for both Corp and Runner that incorporate a bunch of OG Netrunner cards.

I'm looking to retemplate the cards in A:NR borders and generate them with a local copy of http://cardcreator.grndl.net/ . Given the way card borders vary between factions, it would be especially cool if I had card borders that looked old and beaten-up, rusty with exposed circuity and so on, so the OG Netrunner cards looked like they had their own faction identity.

Does anyone know where I could find

Well, I'm as surprised as the rest of you that FFG had the rug pulled out. The question is: what now? I'm going to cover a bit of history, drop some suggestions on the table and hopefully we can all have a good ol' chat.

History

First, a little history lesson. Back in 2002, Decipher lost the license to the Star Wars, and couldn't keep printing their CCG. They did, however, have enough time and resources to hand off control of the game to a Players' Committee, who have kept the game alive for over 15 years. The PC are responsible for organising tournaments, maintaining the rules and community, and even by issuing new cards. How? Decipher gave them a license to use the fonts and card fra

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For those who didn't watch the tail end of the FFG stream: two of the games were essentially decided by someone hitting a key tech card at the right time. Greg Tongue hit his 1x Heartbeat against a CI kill deck and became unkillable, and Wilfy's win in the final was kicked off by getting his 1x Scarcity of Resources in his opening hand.

From Greg's interview with Boggs, about the final:

Boggs: Was there any turning point in the game?
Greg: Scarcity of Resources.

The "turning point" of the game should never be "what's in your opening hand?". I'm not suggesting that Wilfy's win is all luck: he made a lot of really great plays in that final. Boggs also asked him what he thought the turni

I am trying to design the power supply for a couple of single-board computers (a Raspberry Pi Zero W and an ODROID C2, if it's relevant; both take 5V). I plan to power them using a USB powerbank I already have (Xiaomi Mi 20000mAh), but the powerbank briefly drops out when I plug it in to charge. I want to keep the computers running when I plug in/out the external power.

I've read the wiki and spent the past few days googling but the finer details are still beyond me. I'm a bit of an electronics novice, but what I think I want to do is charge the power bank using a 5V barrel jack wall adapter instead of USB (so I have enough current available to run the boards, their peripherals and the char

I'm planning out a build, and deciding which SBC to use at the core. I'd like a bit more performance than the Pi3, so I'm currently tossing up between the ODROID C2 and ODROID XU4. I'm also planning to run a Pi Zero W in there as a low-power system, and boot the ODRIOD when I "need" it.

Here's how I see things:

ODROID C2

Pro:

• UPS addons are readily available: I could run the board from one of these and top it up from a powerbank
• Can power from micro-USB
• Fanless
• 64-

ProtonMail looks like a great offering, but I use a mail client on GNU/Linux and need an IMAP bridge to do that. I asked ProtonMail support and they don't have a GNU/Linux client, so I was wondering: has anyone here run it under wine, and if so how well does it work.

The wine appdb doesn't have an entry for either protonmail or the bridge.