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CoolCold
4y ago
Say I'm webdev (I'm not) and proper Linux for me is that one which can start Flask dev env, and I can copypaste things from stackoverflow. Totally fine for my needs to call it proper Linux.
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4y ago
I opted in telemetry to ensure OS vendor has data on usage, issues, crashes. The same for say Firefox. I believe providing it helps vendors to improve and fix issues quicker.
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4y ago
I literally run on Windows insider for two my laptops - primary one is on beta channel and auxiliary laptop is on alpha channel. Both running Windows 11 and had 10 running before. Auxiliary one lives on insider for I think 5 years of not 6
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4y ago
> I love that it's more discoverable, with the keybindings displayed more readily. Do you miss it in Tmux? Not that I remember all the hotkeys, but most 10 of them used 99% of the time for sure, for the rest just `<leader>+?`,
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4y ago
let's skip the part on idio-something of `tmux`, but the very much selling point of screen and tmux, among multiplexing, as support of detached state and being able to reattach later on. Zellij seems to be targeted on local machine of
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4y ago
> muscle memory? Good news that tmux allows to customize bindings, including "leader" key - so I've adjusted my .tmux.conf to have the same bindings as in screen and switching them without enforcing myself (in that rare ca
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4y ago
Sounds like you are on Hetzner. If that's so, you can take sever for around 60$ month there and put some load there - I doubt it gonna dip your pocket for such test.
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4y ago
I have 3 to 10 terminals open per virtual desktop on average. Screen/tmux lives inside each of them with 99.9% chance.
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4y ago
Pretty much * data compression - say midsized 1.6TB mysql db compressed into 400Gb => allows to run replica servers on cheaper hardware (smaller drives) * hot data set caching - depending on case can be 5-100 times better performance * s
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4y ago
> Microsoft wants it this way so they can maintain network connectivity I liked coolness of "Connected Standby" - laptop sleeping, but playing music over bluetooth. Other than coolness, cannot say I found much use of it - may b
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4y ago
and in now-days, it's much more easy-peasy: PS C:\Users\coolcold> winget search mpc-hc Name Id Version Match Source ---------------------------------------------------- MPC-HC clsid2.mpc-hc 1.9.
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4y ago
I'm glad if it helped you to take a look from another angle. Then probably this would be helpful too - try to imagine why the most popular Linux based user facing systems - Android and Chrome OS, are not any kind of "traditional&q
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4y ago
Afair couple of times I was using fingerprint auth (that'd touchid if I understand things right) in Firefox. Very rare, but definitely had it as it was big WOW for me.
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4y ago
Not exactly the same, but there is FoxyProxy extension which allows to use different proxies based on URI (domain). So you can point your uris to go to outside world via different proxies (say `ssh -D ...` to vps or your vpn gateway or ..)
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4y ago
Interesting..I can't even say I notice the update time..it happens but never stand in my way that I'd notice it..under 1 minute may be? Not sure to be honest. What's your experience here?
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4y ago
> I’d much prefer grepping a directory of files for keywords Do you think it's right way in general? If yes, please join my imaginary experiment case: * you are part of Corporate IT support team * your company is let's say Kore
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4y ago
> otherwise, dual boot windows and linux. work on linux, play on windows. this works great on most laptops and desktops. Just use WSL and no need to dual boot into Linux at all.
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4y ago
just a statistics I've gathered over openspace where I was working ~ 10 years ago - 50% or even more Windows desktops (not laptops by that time) had the same screensaver and default background which gave me a huge insight on how much c
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4y ago
I was using USB Audio, Altec sound system since, 1999/Windows 98. On some Linux I had by that time, as I tried, kudzu decided it's USB printer and suggested to print test page - I've refrained. Kept doing USB audio tests from
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4y ago
because you cannot impress other scholars saying "I use Arch, btw", job is for grown ups!
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4y ago
Any specific case on how Hyper-V is an issue with Docker support as you see it? Assuming you are talking about Docker containers with Linux, not containers with Windows, it's pretty well integrated even with WSL2 (on some news I'v
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4y ago
Yes, I do. Opened this link right from my rss reader.
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4y ago
Isn't MySQL 5.7 is a bit outdated? Regarding slowness - i'm curious, how that's the problem - from my understanding on local dev env datasets are small and even 6x times slower (say what is 1 ms on production be 6 ms on your
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4y ago
Can you describe in a bit more details on this case? I'm trying to understand for myself, would it hit any problem for our dev team anytime soon - so far I've heard no complains/requests from them about Apple Silicon - should
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4y ago
I'll take this thread as argument for _systemd_ as example simplified tooling for pretty standard tasks.
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> But do let me know if you see how someone would be able to exploit those scripts My (and my teams) rule of thumb is simple here - if shellcheck complains, that better be reviewed, usually it complains for a reason and makes code better
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4y ago
Pushed to Github, please take a look - https://github.com/CoolCold/dock/commit/101950b2275b3e920c55... P.S. Email sounds like it's 1997 and lynx/elinks are still actual ;)
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4y ago
I did some monkey patching for exposing ports and it works even further - okay, it automagically logins via ssh now as expected. I can probably send it as is to Github/Gitlab so you have an idea. Disclaimer: was not considering any edg
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4y ago
I may be wrong, but this > It's all fun and games until someone creates a branch with an updated Dockerfile, you check it out, it alters your container and then you go back to master only to find out nothing works. ticks some boxes
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Under Windows, WSL/WSL2 is new (5 years old) big thing which is integrated with Docker Desktop as well. I've tried to run `dock` under WSL2 and install works fine, container creation works fine, but connecting through SSH fails -
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