Kuinox

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931.
by Kuinox 6y ago
Meaning != "sometimes called". Ah the good old "the tool is not wrong, you are". Don't search any further why Desktop Linux distribution are still less used by common people than Windows or Mac.
932.
by Kuinox 6y ago
"My name is not bad, every words that is in it can be found in the latin dictionary."
933.
by Kuinox 6y ago
No I'm not a fan of them either, I forgot their name all the times and need to google them every year when I need to cleanup my seedbox.
934.
by Kuinox 6y ago
SSD litteraly mean Solid State Drive. Embrear does marketing, adding shiny names make it look better, it's like retina, it mean nothing but people think it mean it's a good screen. IMO i3 is badly named, I did read it multiple tim
935.
by Kuinox 6y ago
Are you comparing an operating system with a window manager ? We name products with odd name because they are products, you want to be different. Parts of this product are rarely named differently, a windshield is still called a windshield,
936.
by Kuinox 6y ago
The origin of the name are clear, but the name itself should describe what is it because these name can be find out of context. These names can't be easily understandood without context. And these name will be found without context:
937.
by Kuinox 6y ago
Wonderful. dwm, dmenu, and st. Good naming is required to have code of good quality. These name are too short, they lack of clarity. A good name is concise, give the point, and is pronoucable.
938.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I would say that program that are run and exit immediatly are a minority of what is produced with languages. A lot of web server, services, gui are produced in JIT languages and have a timespan of multiple minutes. AFAIK FPGA reprogramm
939.
by Kuinox 6y ago
More likely a JIT can do that.
940.
by Kuinox 6y ago
Babies human ? A proper CPR often fracture ribs at all ages.
941.
by Kuinox 6y ago
GPU can now directly read the file on the SSD.
942.
by Kuinox 6y ago
IIRC there is one for the bedrock edition.
943.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I searched "sql server output". I expect to find the official SQL Server docs in the first results, but it was not in the first page of results :(.
944.
by Kuinox 6y ago
Ah yes, we will stop cargo ships. Now we will ship everything by plane, happy ?
945.
by Kuinox 6y ago
There are lists in uBlock Origin to block these.
946.
by Kuinox 6y ago
With uBlock Origin you can check "annoyance" lists and you wont be bothered anymore.
947.
by Kuinox 6y ago
There is good abstractions and bad abstractions.
948.
by Kuinox 6y ago
"No human enterprise, no new technology or utility or service, has ever been adopted so widely so quickly. " Smartphones, Android, Google, and well, I don't know about services/product used in China, all of them disagree
949.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I don't think that modifying that much the website will improve my productivity. I do use a lot of uBlock list that remove annoyance, but made some important content disapear sometimes...
950.
by Kuinox 6y ago
Nah, simply created a uBlock rules, took few seconds.
951.
by Kuinox 6y ago
It distract me reading the text, on PC.
952.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I want a "I don't know" tick.
953.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I tried Kaitai struct, won't recommend it. The yaml based language is awful to use. It doesn't support bit level reading, so you can't do unaligned bit reading, used often in networks packets.
954.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I know, was just showing that LED wired on power is not enough.
955.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I remember a hack were basically if you just light up the camera, take a pic, and power off it, the led don't have enough time to emit light.
956.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I take the last point as a feature. I don't want the music to stop when I put the headset on my shoulders.
957.
by Kuinox 6y ago
The win10 update is still free.
958.
by Kuinox 6y ago
It does "resume on error" by default. It got script languages issues: The last line of your huge script may be syntaxically invalid. Here you start thinking "why I didn't wrote it in my favorite statically compiled langu
959.
by Kuinox 6y ago
Powershell is a bit better, but got it's own disadvantage: Despite the consistent naming, I can't remember correctly the modules names. Running Remove-NetFireWallRule without arguments delete all the firewalls rules despite a flag
960.
by Kuinox 6y ago
I didn't said "going back in time". I said it was labor intensive because it doesn't works with current tools.

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