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by Jenk 1y ago
Monkeytype.com has many "code" dictionaries to choose from.
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by Jenk 1y ago
Ed was designed in an age where the visual interface was a printer - so it is most assuredly a cli tool :)
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by Jenk 1y ago
Before vim was vi. Befote vi was ex. (Before ex was ed - the first editor for unix) Vim has ex built in - `Q` in normal mode to enter Ex mode, 3-5 command lines will show at the bottom and you can Ex away. I don't know of practical use
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by Jenk 1y ago
`ZZ` to save and quit, `ZQ` to quit without saving. Sorry, I can't help myself.
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by Jenk 1y ago
> So I wouldn't be so dismissive that anyone frustrated with Cursor is a bot. Not GP, but my suspicions are actually of the other end of the spectrum - i.e., it's the glowing reviews of AI things that make my bot-sense tingle.
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by Jenk 1y ago
That the number of successful (as in, merged and works) contributions are greater than those that did not.
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by Jenk 1y ago
And jaq: https://github.com/01mf02/jaq
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by Jenk 1y ago
I page man (and many other things) through bat[0] which improves my experience. [0]: https://github.com/sharkdp/bat
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by Jenk 2y ago
CoPilot takes the crown of most overused moniker now.
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by Jenk 2y ago
This has been in GH's docs on security hardening for a while[0], and I can't recall which tool it was, but I have seen reports that warn when not using SHAs. Pretty sure there was a linter that would even show the warning in my ne
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by Jenk 2y ago
Win8's UI was terrible because Microsoft are terrible at UI, not because of the duality.
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by Jenk 2y ago
"all the good things advertising does" is doing a lot of the leg work without much being specified.
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by Jenk 2y ago
Exactly this. It is culture and organisation (structure) dependent. I'm in the throes of the same discussion with my leader ship team, some of whom have built themselves an ops/qa/etc. empire and want to keep their moat. Are
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by Jenk 2y ago
The presidential missile code was "00000000" throughout many years of the cold war. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/12/launch-code-for-...
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by Jenk 2y ago
Despite the opening statement about clarity and transparency, GitHub have rather opaquely closed many planned features. I am rather dissapointed that #636 (Shared workflows secrets), #347 (Comments for un-changed lines in PRs), and #552 (Re
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Deprecating Outdated Issues on the GitHub Public Roadmap(github.com)
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by Jenk 2y ago
In the UK and EU they certainly are.
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by Jenk 2y ago
> Do you have any source for this statement? I note a total absence of sources for your claims.
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by Jenk 2y ago
> Actually, under the GPL, this fact is immaterial. If the Winamp player contained any GPL code at all, modified or not, then it is a derivative work of that GPL code and anyone receiving a copy of Winamp is entitled to demand the full c
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by Jenk 2y ago
git config --global core.editor "vim"
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by Jenk 2y ago
I came in here thinking I was about to witness some slander against the ISO8601 date time format.
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by Jenk 2y ago
I lost a lot of respect for the RabbitMQ maintainers when they refused to honor the semantic versioning scheme in package managers like nuget/maven/etc. "Safely upgrading" was impossible. 3.5 => 3.6 saw the removal of
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by Jenk 2y ago
Continuous testing tools would make good use of audio. It's been a minute since I have been in need of such a tool, but I could appreciate differentiating sounds for passed/failed.
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by Jenk 2y ago
I think it is CAP theorem and perhaps the author isn't familiar with the name?
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by Jenk 2y ago
I'm gravely naive to modern security methods (both defense and offence) but I work closely with some infosec guys in a big-fish company and they often share tales/experiences that I find fascinating because of their ingenuity and
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by Jenk 2y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/28/23618353/lastpass-securit... An employee (dev/sysadmin) had their home device compromised via a supply chain attack, which installed a keylogger and the attacker(s
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by Jenk 2y ago
Techies aren't immune either, before we all follow the "blame management" bandwagon for the 2^101-tieth time. CEOs aren't the reason supply chain attacks are absolutely rife with problems right now. That's entirely
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by Jenk 2y ago
DDG user here, worth the switch?
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by Jenk 2y ago
> The next step Should that read "Previous"? :)
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by Jenk 2y ago
if you put it in code format I think it doesn't truncate (testing it now...): https://google.com/search?hl=en&gl=us&nfpr=1&verbatim=1&pws=0&filter=0&tbs=li:1&udm=14&q=%s e: huzzah

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