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Gnome 47 Wallpapers(blog.jimmac.eu)
35 points by JNRowe 2y ago|3 comments
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How do I warm up an IP Address?(current.workingdirectory.net)
1 points by JNRowe 2y ago|0 comments
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A Spreadsheet and a Debugger Walk into a Shell(arcan-fe.com)
224 points by JNRowe 2y ago|20 comments
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Casilda – A Wayland Compositor Widget(blogs.gnome.org)
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Libadwaita 1.6(blogs.gnome.org)
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Factor 0.100 Now Available(re.factorcode.org)
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Reflecting away from definitions in Liquid Haskell(tweag.io)
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by JNRowe 2y ago
When vim plugins change the effect of K, all they're likely doing is setting keywordprg¹. You can do the same yourself, fex to display info on the commit under cursor you'd use "setl kp=git\ show". You can write little
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Linux's Bedtime Routine(tookmund.com)
206 points by JNRowe 2y ago|27 comments
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Maps and Gnome 47(ml4711.blogspot.com)
3 points by JNRowe 2y ago|0 comments
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DRM Scheduling Cgroup Controller(blogs.igalia.com)
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Adding algebraic data types to Nickel(tweag.io)
62 points by JNRowe 2y ago|21 comments
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GStreamer and WebRTC HTTP Signalling(arunraghavan.net)
3 points by JNRowe 2y ago|0 comments
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Seven Levels of Type Safety in Haskell: Lists(blog.jle.im)
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Denote Version 3.1.0(protesilaos.com)
2 points by JNRowe 2y ago|0 comments
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Obtaining happiness by using Diesel Async in anger(bitemyapp.com)
2 points by JNRowe 2y ago|0 comments
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QWERTY-Flip: The better keyboard layout your fingers already know(nick-gravgaard.com)
107 points by JNRowe 2y ago|115 comments
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by JNRowe 2y ago
Related: There is an in-development Wayland compositor for the Window Maker look and feel called wlmaker¹. It is already quite usable, but is very barebones right now. ¹ https://github.com/phkaeser/wlmaker
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Turnstyle – An esoteric, graphical functional language(jaspervdj.be)
141 points by JNRowe 2y ago|8 comments
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by JNRowe 2y ago
Stolen, thanks! I just played around with something like that in vim¹, and it works great. I have a tooling issue with your method, perhaps in the same manner as you feel about C-i. To me "italicize $count previous words" makes
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by JNRowe 2y ago
If you're a zsh user there is a fun^wquirky way to achieve similar functionality using the MULTI_FUNC_DEF¹ option. zsh allows you to define multiple functions at the same time, so you can parametrize functions with something like:
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Poor Richard's Almanack(blog.plover.com)
93 points by JNRowe 2y ago|71 comments
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2B Downloads and Other Milestones from 2024 So Far(docs.flathub.org)
1 points by JNRowe 2y ago|0 comments
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The Colors of GTK(blog.gtk.org)
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Competitive Programming in Haskell: tree path decomposition(byorgey.github.io)
7 points by JNRowe 2y ago|0 comments
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Text-based, cross-platform keyboard layout maker(github.com)
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Efficient Emacs startup and configuration with minimal-emacs.d(jamescherti.com)
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by JNRowe 2y ago
[ In the spirit of elucidation, and not general meanness… ] Like jojo14 points out Python has the shlex module, and it is definitely useful in these situations even if just for quote(). And, os.system() is basically never safe with externa
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wlmaker – A Wayland compositor inspired by Window Maker(github.com)
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by JNRowe 2y ago
You could maybe find out where the delay is by using st's Xembed support? Create a window with tabbed¹ in a tiling layout, open st in to it with "st -w <xid> -e true". If it is close to the monocle time, it is proba

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