Jorengarenar

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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I was hesitant to put it on the list, but fine, you convinced me
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I think I'll use other example. Thanks!
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Firefox # Save shell wrapper as '~/.local/bin/firefox' { while kill -0 $$ 2> /dev/null; do rm -rf $HOME/.mozilla; done; } & /bin/firefox --profile $XDG_DATA_HOME/firefox
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what are the misbehaving ones?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Or perhaps Bash for 30 years was using a sub-optimal solution and now when a better approach has emerged it just stubbornly refuses to adapt?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Oh, the logic behind the excused for ~/snap made me never want to use that program at all
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I'm also a Vim user; in my Vim wisdom and experience I made it follow the damn XDG spec; if hidden files are a feature, I want it to be a feature for my use-cases, not program clutter.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Yes! Yes! So much yes! It's time saving AND money saving
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
We ought to treat GitHub's "fork" more like "branch on my account". If one wants to create an actual fork, then clone the repository locally, change the upstream and push to repo on your account.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Of course it doesn't give you as much power as a jailbreak would, but it gives just enough power to make putting the effort into hacking the console not worth it.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
https://imgur.com/a/XXJeWBr
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
It's literally what it's for though? And from what I see, stuff like RetroArch can be run on normal console even without Dev Mode nowadays. Heck, you can play NES games directly in Edge browser without any shenanigans.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Xbox One premiere was a disaster since the design reveal. I saw it and was like "you must be kidding". Original X1 doesn't look like magnetowid - my magnetowid looks way better! Xbox One S is what X1 should have been since th
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I believe indora has already said why under your initial comment: >Most of the piracy scene depends on hackers figuring out how to break security so that they can run [SWEET DEMOS](...) and homebrew apps on it That's definitely the
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
If I recall correctly, Microsoft was about to cripple down the Dev Mode, what caused in the community, what led to increased interest in hacking X1, what made MS back off on their decision, after what the discussions quieten down. I won&#x2
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
"working inside"?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>I don’t think Xbox Dev Mode is really worth a damn. You can sideload apps but it’s not a vector for piracy That's the point
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>XBox wins the generation. The winner of 7th generation was clearly Nintendo with their Wii: over 100 million units. And the funny thing is 2nd place: PS3! Just at the end of the generation it managed to outnumber X360.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>I guess the difference is that in your twenties, energy is almost for free. Where can I obtain this for free energy?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
You explicitly tell the compiler to compile against 32-bit library, but since you don't have one installed, it doesn't compile. If somebody compiles 32-bit program which doesn't require additional dynamic libraries and ships
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
QuiteRSS is great desktop program for reading (or more like aggregating) RSS, but I found myself in a need to have RSS reader available on more than one device. Thus I'm right now on the quest to find a self-hosted alternative. So far
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
>In fact, there were always Nazis around, and communists, and all the other toxic trolls and crazies. But they were only ever an annoyance, because if a community didn’t like those people, the moderators would just ban them. Even normal
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Why do you think I want to learn Japanese? ;)
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
I've never been much into new year's resolutions, but perhaps if I actually write it down, then some of them will come to fruition? - tidy up my stuff, sell some of them off - play more video games - learn a bit of Japanese - le
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
In strict sense of being Turing-Complete, noting is TC, because of physical world limitations (infinity doesn't really exists). If we use "useful" definition of being Turing-Complete, then even `printf()` alone is already TC.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Canadians aren't Americans in a sense of "citizens of USA", but in geographical sense they are. The same applies here.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Until now, I wasn't aware USA makes highways with concrete. As far as I know, in Poland vast majority of paved roads is made with asphalt, rarely bricks.
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
While I'll stick with QuiteRSS (maybe eventually switch to RSS Guard if I manage to unbroke the UI), I am tremendously happy for every new instance of anything related to RSS. I really don't want this tech gone, because without it
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Wait, weren't Nvidia drivers finally open-sourced not so long ago?
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by Jorengarenar 4y ago
Indeed, I stand corrected. Older standards of SQL show that among DSLs we can (or at least could) find non-TC programming languages in the wild.

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