DaOne256

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by DaOne256 3y ago
I would like to run VSCode with a TUI like this in a terminal via SSH. Does anyone know a VSCode extension to do this?
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by DaOne256 3y ago
I would also say Java, followed by C#
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by DaOne256 4y ago
Article is from 2018
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by DaOne256 4y ago
For devs coming from the full Visual Studio on Windows, VSCode is quite good for debugging with gdb on Linux.
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by DaOne256 4y ago
Some Hacker Movies that are not mentioned yet that (kind of) match your description: The Net, Matrix, Code Rush (a documentary)
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by DaOne256 4y ago
https://lobste.rs is one good alternative.
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by DaOne256 4y ago
TortoiseSVN
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by DaOne256 4y ago
OpenAPI spec as a YAML file in a git (Gitlab) repo.
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by DaOne256 4y ago
Thx, I will definitely try it out when I'm back at my work PC.
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by DaOne256 4y ago
It's "go to definition", I think CTRL-mouseclick is a common setting in most modern IDEs. In Eclipse it's F3 if I remember. VS Code was the only editor or IDE I found for Linux that can be used to browse like that withou
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by DaOne256 4y ago
I wish that VS Code had a TUI (Text User Interface) with mouse support like mc to run it in a SSH console. Vim, emacs or nano are no alternatives for me as I need to browse large C/C++ legacy codebases and some newer JS. And I rely muc
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by DaOne256 4y ago
C# with Windows Forms or C++ with Qt. That would be the easiest options.
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by DaOne256 5y ago
Link is from 2012. Original HN comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4340047
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by DaOne256 5y ago
Locate (fka Locate32). Looks like the old Windows 95/98 search tool. Supports indexing.
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by DaOne256 5y ago
The site only shows "Service Unavailable".
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A wristband that tells your boss if you are unhappy(bbc.com)
3 points by DaOne256 6y ago|0 comments
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Compiling open source games for MS-DOS(hellricer.github.io)
1 points by DaOne256 6y ago|0 comments
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by DaOne256 6y ago
A tool like this exists since the 90s. As command line program or WinAmp-PlugIn: http://streamripper.sourceforge.net
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by DaOne256 6y ago
Alternative submission with more comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24599397
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The custom-made computers powered by pepperoni pizza(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by DaOne256 7y ago|0 comments
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by DaOne256 7y ago
The only big Perl project I know is FHEM, a free smart home server that supports lots of IoT protocols and hardware.
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by DaOne256 7y ago
Matrix 4! Good news in this real world dystopia nowadays :)
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by DaOne256 7y ago
Neal Stephenson - Snow Crash
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by DaOne256 8y ago
One of the best articles ever on HN. I agree with you 100%! I've often thought this with web pages or apps with a new design. Most of the time the new one has only 80% of the functionality the old design had. I stopped updating most ap
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by DaOne256 8y ago
It is Technologie-Haufen or Technologiehaufen in correct grammar ;) See: deppenleerzeichen.de
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by DaOne256 8y ago
I have never seen a transformator explosion in Germany or Europe. What is different in the american power grid?
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by DaOne256 8y ago
Who uses exceptions in C++? Better use good ol' return values like in pure C code.
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by DaOne256 8y ago
You must connect an old network hub to the device you want to listen to (or its Wifi access point) and your PC that is running WireShark. A hub is like a switch that sends every received data to all of its ports.
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by DaOne256 9y ago
No Android version of your app?
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Vutuv is a free and fast career network(medium.com)
3 points by DaOne256 10y ago|0 comments

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