2ion

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by 2ion 6y ago
For me it is? But take that as coming from a guy who literally has been playing 3 games (Xonotic/Nexuiz, tome4 and Hedgewars) in the past 5 years on and off, and nothing else.
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by 2ion 6y ago
After looking for something similar I have been playing Hedgewars https://www.hedgewars.org/ which is Hogs instead of Worms, an interesting code base and play mode addons based on Lua. Not looking back to Worms. There'
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by 2ion 6y ago
kitty terminal has built-in extensions to xterm terminal protocol extensions to make this kind of thing much easier, toda. Hacking the terminal is nice but another way is moving forward in developing it.
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by 2ion 6y ago
As if it has been different at any point in history.
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by 2ion 6y ago
This is big mistake, because being able to reason about past facts and making assumptions about the feature is a skill that sets man apart from the rest of nature. If you fall into a purely reactive mode you won't likely create great t
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by 2ion 6y ago
That's a long road. Very few tech firms generate the kind of money from tech abroad like many US firms do. You won't be earning 300k in a non-US company in Germany very very likely when looking at similarly-levelled roles (to excl
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by 2ion 6y ago
Because somebody's feelings were hurt? That's a useless argument to make against a professional who's basically effective at his job and very useful to society. The US is useless at civil rights these days precisely because i
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by 2ion 6y ago
> Devils advocate: it is plain weird for every app I install to have so much file system and system access. It’s nice to have a sandboxed solution built in. It would be nice if it was a solution that didn’t have the problems that this a
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by 2ion 6y ago
No streamlined enterprise support (insurance), no nix or guix, except for running ON established enterprise linux distributions.
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by 2ion 6y ago
I can only comment on snap for the server (non-desktop) side of things but packages in Ubuntu, which are Debian packages, contain random (none or a lot) amounts of shell scripts /var/lib/dpkg/info/* which may fail f
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by 2ion 6y ago
As long as the long term effects aren't even well understood because a) there has not even been a long term of a post-pandemic world yet, there's not even been a mid-term and b) research is in full swing, there will be any number
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by 2ion 6y ago
If not that it's an insurance against future rent payments and it creates different options. The total cost of ownership with a high likelyhood for an well-priced and appropriate property with appropriate mortgage payments is lower tha
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by 2ion 6y ago
Yes, but that's different in that it's x86 on x86 so you can use hardware paravirtualization features for maximum performance (through HyperV). ARM on x86 can't use hardware virtualization features, you have to run it all in
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by 2ion 6y ago
Our help desk is wise enough to keep existing mac users on the oldest supported macOS version; but inevitably at some point in the future they'll have to roll out the latest version. This will be the week when I will exchange my macboo
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by 2ion 6y ago
Curious how your enthusiasm develops when they start injecting ads into their application chats. I haven't seen a single ad all year and will keep it that way.
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by 2ion 6y ago
That's why these "read-only" PDF are laughable. Just sign your PDFs (there is full support, no excuses possible) to create an authoritative/accurate version.
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by 2ion 6y ago
Adding and saving annotations/notes/highlights, fast full text search (aggressive preload), double page/single page views, form filling and saving (perhaps not even to the original PDF) are the minimum you really need for &qu
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by 2ion 6y ago
While CloudFormation is annoying to use without extra tooling (like Sceptre -- makes management of dependencies between outputs and inputs go away easily, and it's extensible with plain Python), Terraform is horrible in its own ways. T
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by 2ion 6y ago
> Google employs the very elite of the elite Do all people with a @google.com email address keep telling themselves that?
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by 2ion 6y ago
Is it possible to write long-running processes well in PHP today? Is the memory management of PHP up to the task? Or is it all a *cgi-based execution model? This question still is what makes it hard to place PHP. Basically all "high pe
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by 2ion 6y ago
He's just somebody with FY money in the bank so he can do whatever he wants in a larger scope than others. I'll keep my hat on; this is nothing special in his position.
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by 2ion 6y ago
This is key. Extremely many "OSS" projects are also not up to quality standards and require significant engineering time for understanding, auditing and perhaps integrating the thing, even before deploying it. The bigger the set o
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by 2ion 6y ago
Wow just wow. So here's your new Promise object: class World { then () { return 0; } } isPromise(new World) // true If there really isn't a safe and better way to tell if an object is an instance of Promise…then color
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by 2ion 6y ago
One of the reasons why I'm careful to get involved with trillion dollar companies. A job there may be gainful and prestigeful, but getting stomped into the mud by an army of ill willing lawyers with infinitely deep pockets over any sor
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by 2ion 7y ago
And be out of support after 2 years? No thank you. Xperia is overpriced and Sony dropping its expensive phones from support left and right. After 10+ years with Android vendors should've put in the work to support their handsets in a s
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by 2ion 7y ago
In my case, the current situation adds 10 hours to my personal time. Thinking hard about moving to a remote-only position next. Sadly, moving closer to the workplace is out of the question because no force on earth will bring me to live in
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by 2ion 7y ago
Label support comes via JMAP. As for how this is exposed in imap.fastmail.com I'm not aware somebody checked yet. Here https://www.emaildiscussions.com/showthread.php?t=76159 is a feature discussion around this feature
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by 2ion 7y ago
> Abhi: Hi team! On the level of our Kubernetes operator, what do you think was the hardest challenge in making multi-cloud databases work? Multi-cloud is a network problem. Ask anybody who knows what they're doing: is it the best i
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by 2ion 7y ago
Emails to myself.
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by 2ion 7y ago
The way this works is that the SSM module just implements a general-purpose TCP tunnel. The interactive session with ssm start-session --target is a specialization of that, as is the ssh-over-ssm functionality. If you marshal the CLI tool o

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