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by NilsIRL 7y ago
I think you can also do that using DocView[0] and the mupdf backend. [0]: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Do...
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
you can try udptunnels: https://github.com/wangyu-/udp2raw-tunnel https://github.com/astroza/udptunnel
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
I doubt it because people are ethical (I hope). But this is so true. I feel like I always come up with so many loopholes but because of their nature of being "scams" I obviously don't do them.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Since everyone is talking about what is better about Mercurial compared to Git. I would like to know what git does better than mercurial.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
I what way? What do you use it with?
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
The reason for that is more the user than the tools themselves in my opinion.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Yeah that's an error
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
It's up for you to decide
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
You can use torsocks https://gitweb.torproject.org/torsocks.git
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Except that would allow people to reverse engineer the code which I think is one the main reasons there is still a lot of services that are in the cloud.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
It's more that their users got hacked.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
There's a reason why it's enabled by default on most OSs. Mouse acceleration can be really useful on small mousepads.
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Compiler Explorer: Behind the Scenes [video](youtube.com)
1 points by NilsIRL 7y ago|0 comments
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
What I meant was more equal than before. Basically Apple is treating both places in the same way with the same restrictions whereas before nothing special applied to HK.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Apple is basically saying that Hong Kong is ≈ to China which is Chinese propaganda.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
What are the 19 first?
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
When you buy bottled water, you buy a bottle with water in it.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
He might be referring to the fact it is closed source and there is no way anyone could figure out what it really does.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
> fata you created a noun to describe "fat data" from a typo.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Why are you still using VIM if you like Neovim's features? (this is not a rhetorical question)
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Here are some alternatives: * FreeOTP https://github.com/freeotp/freeotp-android * FreeOTP+ https://github.com/helloworld1/FreeOTPPlus * Password Store[3] (pass[4]) supports pass-otp[5] 3: https:
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
The use case is really niche. The only time it comes in handy is when: 1. You have enormous files AND 2. You have a little number of files.
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Life Is a Ponzi Scheme(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by NilsIRL 7y ago|0 comments
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
I wouldn't see any reason not to. Though please keep in mind that smile.amazon.com is a marketing stunt. Firstly, it makes people less reluctant to buy increasing Amazon's revenue and secondly, Amazon is donating the money, so the
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Yes, but what prevents you from creating fake firefox accounts?
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Rust on the ESP32(mabez.dev)
2 points by NilsIRL 7y ago|0 comments
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
I seem to have the same problem. (Firefox 69 w/ sway)
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
The way Mozilla is pushing their Firefox accounts is really scaring me. I don't see what they get from you having an account with them if it isn't targeted advertising. And example of this is Firefox send which requires an account
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Would you recommand it on the server side as well? For example to store user credentials.
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by NilsIRL 7y ago
Like always centralization seems nice at first except that it is just not possible to have an app that speaks every API fragmenting the user experience even more.

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