Liskni_si

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Side by side Git-range-diff(work.lisk.in)
8 points by Liskni_si 3y ago|1 comments
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
git range-diff compares two commit ranges (two versions of a branch, e.g. before and after a rebase). Its output is difficult to comprehend, though. It’s a diff between diffs, presented in one dimension using two columns of pluses/ min
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Schwalbe :-)
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Second this. It's a swiss army knife of a map. Supports planning, track recording, export to various formats and online services like Strava, tools for Geocaching, map overlays, points/track database with folders, dashboards that
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Chrome lets me install extensions using "git clone". Firefox doesn't, they need to come from AMO, or I need to reinstall them every time I relaunch Firefox.
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
There's a licensing server and users seem to be identified by the email addresses they use Owl with. At a glance it seems like it checks for a valid license every once in a while. The code that does it has a couple paragraphs at the to
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Have you ever tried booking flights with EasyJet? Their web servers would just literally stop sending you TCP packets once they see a session cookie that hasn't accepted the cookie consent within a minute or so. Took me a while to figu
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by Liskni_si 3y ago
Yeah, "good use", and also just happens to no longer support subpixel font antialiasing, so good luck if your screen isn't 4K. Which a lot of screens out there aren't. :-(
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
Hopefully not. GTK4 deliberately removed support for subpixel font antialiasing, making fonts noticeably more blurry/ugly on non-HiDPI screens. There's a ton of FHD (1920x1080) or 1920x1200 screens out there that are perfectly fin
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
It still is though, isn't it? At least in my social circles. Where did your friends go, and why my friends haven't?
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
Also, function keys aren't separated into 4-key blocks, and ins/del/home/end/pgup/pgdown are in the wrong place. :-(
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
https://arbtt.nomeata.de/ has been around for quite a while. Never heard about it being abused for surveillance. Hm, but was it?
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
I used HipChat for years and never actually saw what the thing looked like. Any XMPP client just worked, no hassle whatsoever. When we later switched to Slack it was actually a downgrade from my point of view. :-/
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
And there's also Keen Software House (maker of the Space Engineers and Medieval Engineers games) whose founder ( https://blog.marekrosa.org/ ) has an AGI company as well (called GoodAI). Funny coincidence.
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
I use a generic version of this. My .gitconfig has: [pretty] co-authored-by = Co-authored-by: %an <%ae> [alias] co-authored-by = log -1 --pretty=co-authored-by --regexp-ignore-case --author Now `git co-authored-by Tom` ge
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
> This modern layout has advantages: for example, the space between the keys makes it more comfortable to use with nails, so I no longer have to keep them short. Layout and the shape of keys are orthogonal concepts. But yeah, you're
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
> Menu button next to Right ALT. And PGUP PGDN adjacent to the arrows Keys can easily be remapped in software, so all you really is the physical keys layout (full size arrows + two keys on either side of the up arrow) and the trackpoint.
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
> A keyboard qualifies as a "thinkpad keyboard" if has all of the following: > PageUp above Left, PageDown above Right: to me, that's the most important thing ever! > PrintScreen between right Alt and right Ctrl: ver
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
Specialized Diverge does have fender/rack mounts (although you need to replace the stock seat post clamp with another one for the top rear rack mounts, but Spec does sell one). It's not exactly a utility bike, but for touring arou
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
Since they stopped wiring outputs to the dGPU, it's not really that bad. You just rmmod nvidia/nouveau, echo auto >/sys/bus/pci/devices/…/power/control and ignore the dGPU until you need it. A
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by Liskni_si 4y ago
No elaborate script is needed these days, the kernel's runtime power management suspends the card automatically as long as /sys/bus/pci/devices/…/power/control is "auto" and the device isn&#
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by Liskni_si 5y ago
Yes, we are a tiny minority. I refuse to compromise on this, and still use a ThinkPad with a 7-row keyboard, but most people have just given up already and went with the mainstream crap. :-(
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Line Rider Tribute to Wintergatan Sommarfågel(youtube.com)
2 points by Liskni_si 5y ago|0 comments
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by Liskni_si 5y ago
> The real genius of Framework is that it doesn't even have to be the Framework company manufacturing your favorite keyboard, it's just a standard form factor. Not sure how that's useful as the form factor doesn't rea
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by Liskni_si 5y ago
> you either have to merge the whole PR or nothing That's not true, though. You absolutely can merge a single commit, via git push, there's just no button in the GitHub UI for it.
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River, a Dynamic Tiling Wayland Compositor(isaacfreund.com)
4 points by Liskni_si 5y ago|0 comments
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Xmonad and xmonad-contrib 0.17.0 are available(xmonad.org)
4 points by Liskni_si 5y ago|0 comments
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by Liskni_si 5y ago
Coincidentally, xmonad 0.17.0 was released today as well: https://xmonad.org/news/2021/10/27/xmonad-0-17-0.html :-)
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Xmonad and xmonad-contrib 0.17.0 are available(xmonad.org)
2 points by Liskni_si 5y ago|0 comments
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Xorg-Server 21.1.0(lists.x.org)
154 points by Liskni_si 5y ago|164 comments

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