Liskni_si

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by Liskni_si 1y ago
> no legacy Xorg code This is not accurate. It runs quite a lot of legacy Xorg code actually, just without the input and video drivers.
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by Liskni_si 1y ago
GitHub Sponsors is where most of the money came from.
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by Liskni_si 1y ago
That Cargo.lock will only be used for the library's own CI though (and also for development if you git clone it). It will not be used by downstream dependencies at all.
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by Liskni_si 1y ago
> If npm respected every upstream lockfile, then it could never share a single version that satisfied all dependencies. I'm asking in the context of installing a single CLI tool into ~/bin or something. There's no requirem
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by Liskni_si 1y ago
In the Rust ecosystem, you only publish lock files for binary crates. So yeah then you get churn like https://github.com/cargo-bins/cargo-binstall/releases/tag/v1... bumping transitive deps, but this chu
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by Liskni_si 1y ago
Is there any way to install CLI tools from npmjs without being affected by a recent compromise? Rust has `cargo install --locked`, which will use the pinned versions of dependencies from the lockfile, and these lockfiles are published for b
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
Yeah maybe if you somehow managed to email them without their email provider stopping that email from reaching them…
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
Also looks like one can just do xrandr --delmonitor screenshare before this to seamlessly update the shared region — Chrome will immediately pick up the change and continue sharing the updated virtual monitor.
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
To make the selection interactive, the command becomes: geo=$(slop -f '%w/1x%h/1+%x+%y') && xrandr --setmonitor screenshare "$geo" none
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
Yes, right now it's mostly just wifi at stations only. However, they're deploying 4G/5G coverage in the tunnels and expect 80% coverage by the end of 2024 [1]. So… you can expect apps developed by engineers in London to get m
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
yes, me. Chrome 125, Linux x86_64, pipewire.
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
Try using KOReader instead of the built-in reader software. It's a bit faster (doesn't wait to reflow the entire book if you change fonts, margins, orientation, whatever), and also it's easier to achieve consistent rendering
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
Right, I should have been more careful with the word "exactly". I don't think the proposed solution can be implemented, though. If the "keepassxc" package is to be replaced by the two alternatives ("keepassxc-f
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
It not only _is_ the obvious choice, it is _exactly_ what has actually happened in Debian: https://salsa.debian.org/debian/keepassxc/-/commit/7d6d16e3f... The original post is just a badly written clickb
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
It is, although practically I don't really mind as my mutt is configured to filter text/html through elinks, so I see the content just fine. It's those other annoyances like tracking links that span a dozen lines that annoy m
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by Liskni_si 2y ago
Quite a lot of services send both… and the text/plain version is completely different. They used to be the same many years ago, but then whoever is in charge of changing the email template only changes the text/html variant, and k
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Yes, except it's "bad automation", because as opposed to the automation referred to by GP, boilerplate written by an LLM (or an intern or whomever) is extra code that costs a lot of time to be maintained.
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Imagine buying a MacBook Air only to need an external keyboard to be able to use it comfortably…
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
I have both Wintergatan and Detektivbyrån in my "calm/reading" playlist, and it's such a joy whenever the random shuffle decides to play it. So yeah I wish there was more! :-)
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Should be doable using paged.js - https://gitlab.coko.foundation/pagedjs/pagedjs/-/issues/91
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
> If you think running a Matrix server is difficult, you are probably not the intended audience: running an IRC server, an email server, or some other server, is mostly similarly difficult. Running an IRC server is absolutely not as diff
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
It could be worse. Google Play in a browser: "This app is not available for your device" Google Play app: "This item is not available in your country." Aurora Store: "Download Failed. App not purchased" Great l
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Apart from the 51nb stuff from China ( https://www.xyte.ch/mods/x210-x2100/ and the like), the ThinkPad 25 is the closest official thing, but it's over 6 years old now (released in October 2017, but mine'
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
> People still connect their Apple computers to low-DPI monitors all the time. They do, but the fonts are visibly blurry on those, as they did indeed remove the subpixel antialiasing. Thankfully, the Gtk4 developers removed it as well, s
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
> If I could support artists directly, I would. But I can't, and I refuse to support predatory labels, so I don't. I do feel a little bad about it, but options are limited. I've had artists send me mp3 in the morning after
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
I use it as a "JSON library for bash". :-) Not really in "production", but I have a lot of small-ish shell scripts all over the place, mostly in ~/bin, and some in CI (GitHub Actions) as well.
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
There's an app that lets you add whatever barcodes you want into Google Wallet: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=color.dev.com....
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
What window manager is that, may I ask out of curiousity?
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Re > 1. … You'll need some rebase-fu to handle that, and the pain is significant if the chain is long. `git rebase --update-refs` on the last branch will handle updating of all the intermediate branches in the stack, you just need t
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
> So you need rebase-fu to fix, and it’s per-stacked-branch. Note that `git rebase --update-refs` lets you just rebase the last branch and the entire stack gets updated. You just need to know which branches to forcepush.

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