MawKKe

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by MawKKe 5y ago
Looking for some catnip & chill?
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by MawKKe 5y ago
...can't you just configure your build system to compile those modules with pre-c23 standard?
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by MawKKe 5y ago
GHC is like a mathematican: unable to explain mathematical jargon without resorting to more mathematical jargon
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Have you checked the display cable connections? I have a x240 and the connection to the panel has come loose twice due to bumping/dropping the machine. And I do mean the connection on the panel, not on the motherboard.
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Upgrade your gray matter, 'cause one day it may matter!
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Whoa, thanks. However, that link is totally in the wrong place, no wonder I could not find it. I just assumed there was no such link/button and always angrily removed the 'm.' from each URL.
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by MawKKe 5y ago
For iPad oh boy they sure added new niceties such as: - Not being able to click a tab unless you drag it to the center of the tab bar - Make a "drag a link/anchor into a new window" feature; except it triggers way too easily
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Demos sure are important, however I would advocate using videos (.mp4) instead of GIF. That way you can pause and seek the video, to get better idea what's going on. So many times I've come across demo GIFs/animated shell ses
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by MawKKe 5y ago
My hypothesis is that her dog didn't necessarily observe the meteorite, but began to bark as a response to other barking neighborhood dogs who did see the flash.
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by MawKKe 5y ago
I wanted to remove the profile picture on my account, but could not find such button anywhere in the account settings. So instead of removing, I replaced it with a blank white square. I thought I was clever. Instead, I got a strike on my ac
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Related note: with systemd you are probably better off using its OnCalendar facilities. There is even a tool called 'systemd-analyze', which can be used for verifying the correctness of your OnCalendar timespec: $ systemd-an
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by MawKKe 5y ago
you won the bet...by using a power source? :)
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Heh. If I plug an iPad charger in the "wrong way" (symmetric EU socket), I observe massive interference/hum via the 3.5mm audio jack. The hum disappears if I rotate the plug, or touch the metal backplate of the iPad.
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by MawKKe 5y ago
it is used for that purpose in many other tools as well (grep, for example)
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by MawKKe 5y ago
I decided to try out Haiku last week. I was positively surprised how fast the whole process was. Installer loaded, system was installed and rebooted in about 20-30 seconds (not accounting for human I/O latency). And this was in a VM wi
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by MawKKe 5y ago
I just tested this and it seems to work by default on Linux but not on FreeBSD. On both the address is configured as 127.0.0.1/8, i.e the whole block. Go figure. This discussion [1] sheds some light on the matter, but does not fully ex
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by MawKKe 5y ago
If you run tests through the loopback interface, you should be able to use any of the 127.0.0.0/8 addresses, instead of 127.0.0.1 (a.k.a ”localhost”). Each address has its independent port space, so you would avoid collisions/cont
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by MawKKe 5y ago
I guess what GP meant is that you can rent only whenever you need it, as opposed to 500/month for _every_ month you own?
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by MawKKe 5y ago
as in "it exists already"?
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by MawKKe 5y ago
couldn’t you pause/unpause the stdout with ctrl-s/ctrl-q instead?
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Last time similar topic came up (either here or reddit), someone posted this recording of a ”Kauaʻi ʻōʻō” bird [1] in which a male, apparently the last of its species, is trying to connect with a female. Reeally eerie. [1] https:/&#x2
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by MawKKe 5y ago
It does not really ask, it straight up bricks the whole browser session until you do. But otherwise, FF has been really stable for years now
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by MawKKe 5y ago
I believe it is a reference to the US dollar
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by MawKKe 5y ago
From Finland: Through LTE I get served via 'fra' with ~60ms (as one might expect). However if I switch to Wifi I get 'hkg' with ~260ms?? Not exactly next-door :)
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Another one: cdof () { cd "$(dirname $1)" } as in 'Change into Directory Of" Changes into the directory of a file. This is useful when you're doing complicated commands with long path names, but realize
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by MawKKe 5y ago
To be fair, the client forces you to upgrade on windows too, although automatically. Which in windows-land is business as usual...
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by MawKKe 5y ago
Similiar issue with the browser client. I observed it eating away 40% cpu doing...nothing? I can't do anything else with my laptop If I want to be heard or understood by others
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by MawKKe 6y ago
https://github.com/ashok-khanna/common-lisp-by-example/blob/... Formatting queries like this is not a good idea at all. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_injection
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by MawKKe 6y ago
1) case in point: Windows 10 Settings
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by MawKKe 6y ago
How do you know the person who designed that isn't in on it?

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