KitDuncan

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by KitDuncan 6y ago
I am also in the market for a docsis 3.1 modem. What are you going for?
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
I understand not actively supporting it, but why hate or actively try to work against it?
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Microsoft is apparently not one of the monopolies he wants stopped, because he is incredibly hostile towards Linux and Linux support for games. I can't stand this dude and his ramblings.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Why does that make him an ass? It's his project, he can do whatever he likes with it.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Just in general say thank you more often. It helps a lot with team morale.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Using another instance makes sense, since the official matrix.org instance is super slow and overloaded...
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Can we all just agree on using AV1 instead of another patent encumbered format?
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
I tried to render a couple hundred thousand datapoints with Chart.js and it froze my browser. Will v3 make a meaningful difference? Don't get me wrong, I love chart.js. It's a great library.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Also Hasura.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Oops, don't know how I missed that. Sorry!
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Has nobody mentioned, that this is just wego as a service?
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Or just stop consuming dairy, since it's entirely unnecessary.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
fzf is so amazing. it basically replaced filemanagers completely for me.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Telegram desktop is great and Matrix desktop apps are definitely getting there.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Use webm instead of gifs.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
I used Vue 2 for my biggest project so far, but switched to Svelte and Sapper for my current ones and I love it. Excited to give Vue 3 a spin though.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Should be obvious, especially with `padding-ton`
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Also Void and xbps.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
For me Void Linux hits the sweet spot, between BSD philosophy and Linux compatibility. Really enjoyable desktop distro.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Plain HTML is super verbose for basic text formatting. Having to wrap every paragraph is super annoying UX.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
I think I'll use it for personal system scripts, as JS is the language I am most comfortable in.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
ReasonML is the one with the biggest support behind it. It's your best bet.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Supporte... Wifi should work out of the box.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Sorry I don't use emacs, but Vim/Neovim is pretty easy to setup with coc and all it's subextensions for stuff like eslint, tailwind, vue and whatever. It's essentially just the VSCode language server running in Vim and i
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Ah good to know. I don't use CSS frameworks (except Tailwind recently), but that sounds handy.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
If it has dark mode and good Linux support, I'll buy it. Will try out tomorrow.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
I have used a hack for this for years. And it seems to be very unknown. If you want an element to have the aspect ratio 16:9 give it a parent div with width: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.25%; position: relative; then just absolutely
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Oh even better, the Surface Book. I much prefer that form factor over traditional ones.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Tailwind isn't really recognizable at all, since it doesn't ship with any components/style like Bootstrap. It is however such a pleasant way to write code, I'll never go back to regular CSS.
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by KitDuncan 6y ago
Keycloak is basically the entire Ory ecosystem rolled into one big software, along with a management interface and login. Ory Hydra only deploys a openid connect provider on top of whatever authentication you want to use. Ory Krato is their

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