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by JNRowe 3y ago
This was discussed a couple of years ago with lots of comments¹. I'm unsure how much has changed in the meantime, as the top couple of pages of commits on GH are upstream emacs changes. Would make me happy to see it progressing thou
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by JNRowe 3y ago
If you're looking for a general solution to that specific type of problem, then dateutils¹ is really useful. It deals with conversions, durations, matching, repeats, etc. It also has a clear and well defined date input format, and be
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Graphics Offload(blog.gtk.org)
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by JNRowe 3y ago
I've mentioned this in previous posts here, but I write zsh scripts utilising all the extras that zsh gives(alternate form syntax, extensive extended globbing, zsh module support for extra functionality). It sounds stupid but it makes
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by JNRowe 3y ago
In that fun way that shells are, for bare redirection it depends. In bash/ksh, it matches frou_dh's explanation. In zsh, it depends on how you've set the various *NULLCMD options and parameters. In csh, it is an error. Even
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Review: ZSA Voyager Ergonomic Keyboard(danieldk.eu)
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AMD Driver-Specific Properties for Color Management on Linux (Part 2)(melissawen.github.io)
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PostgreSQL Encryption: The Available Options(hezmatt.org)
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Non-interactive SSH password authentication(vincent.bernat.ch)
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by JNRowe 3y ago
Yeah, you could use that as in "sqlite3 t.db 'SELECT format(…) FROM pragma_…' .dump" to create a file that sets application_id/$others and then dumps the tables, which would make restoration from the dump file work
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by JNRowe 3y ago
The argument people often make is that it was iconic in earlier revisions, but has become more difficult as the network has been extended¹. If you look at the historical versions², there definitely feels to me like there is a tipping poi
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by JNRowe 3y ago
Not as far as I'm aware. You can query much of that stuff using the CLI with the .dbinfo command, but support for that appears to be dependent on build options so may not be available. Another option might be to provide multiple com
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by JNRowe 3y ago
Fellow shell trivia enthusiast, hi! $ bash -c 'realpath /dev/stdin <<< small' /proc/79631/fd/pipe:[5282632] $ bash -c 'realpath /dev/stdin <<< $(printf &
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by JNRowe 3y ago
There is another difference that users may care about here. zsh will create a temp file for each here-string in the here-string version, and bash may do too¹. Whether those files hit a disk is a matter of system configuration, and wheth
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by JNRowe 3y ago
You have to be careful with this, as using .dump as your filter will not necessarily get you an equivalent database on restore. For example, .dump will not include database metadata such as application_id¹ or user_version²(perhaps other th
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Tell HN: Brave closing vBAT accounts by the end of the month
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by JNRowe 3y ago
Oops, poorly worded and using internal terminology. I'll try again ;) We use some internal tooling to make things work, but the concepts are generic git and $forge. Push a comment: I'll make a hand-wavy suggested edit, then a vim
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by JNRowe 3y ago
The Wikipedia page may be a more accessible summary¹. ¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FOAF
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FOAF(Friend of a Friend) Vocabulary Specification (2004)(xmlns.com)
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by JNRowe 3y ago
That kinda feels like how I review with vim. * A little scripting around opening the PR, which basically performs a "vimdiff <(git show baseref : file ) file "-style dance on the changes(see :h diff). Using vim's tabs i
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How Tim Uses remind(1)(blog.thechases.com)
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DKIM: Rotate and publish your keys(diziet.dreamwidth.org)
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by JNRowe 3y ago
The beauty of that feature is the system to implement it - extfs(EXTernal virtual File System) - is built with simple scripts, so you can add your own little tools to make other things navigable beyond the ~40 that come bundled. There is a
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by JNRowe 3y ago
Some comments on the TC write up¹ a few days ago². ¹ https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/21/oh-gitness-harness-launche... ² https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37598082
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A filesystem to mount HTTP directory listings(github.com)
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Oils 0.18.0 – Progress on All Fronts(oilshell.org)
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How Gapped Is Your Air?(changelog.complete.org)
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Building a NAS(apebox.org)
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by JNRowe 3y ago
I'm a big fan of moonscript, but occasionally wish it was still being improved and worked on. Yuescript¹ looks like it fixes most of my bugbears with moonscript, and is for the most part a faster² drop-in replacement. There was s li
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Faster image transfer across the network with zsync (2021)(burtonini.com)
2 points by JNRowe 3y ago|0 comments

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