ProNihilist

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by ProNihilist 13y ago
Added an issue at https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/1071
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by ProNihilist 13y ago
Even after doing the "type this to fix weird console ouput" I still have weird console output :(
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by ProNihilist 13y ago
This is why I still use Winamp, nothing else comes close to dealing with playlists of thousands of items while also being fairly customisable.
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by ProNihilist 13y ago
ConEmu is probably the best terminal for Windows at the moment, but it takes some customization to get there, and it has some strange concepts.
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by ProNihilist 13y ago
I'm not sure what the challenges involved are since I'm just a .NET guy who uses a debian home server, but I would switch to FreeBSD instantly if I could get utf-8 support in my irssi.
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by ProNihilist 14y ago
You saw plain XML because Chrome doesn't support RSS without a plugin.
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by ProNihilist 14y ago
Does not work on Opera 12.14 (thank you for trying to be accommodating though <3)
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by ProNihilist 14y ago
I'm a 6' male with a beard, used to have long hair too. I always got selected for "randomized" searches when flying (in the UK). At UK airports everyone goes through a metal detector. It would always beep when I went through even if I took
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by ProNihilist 14y ago
You can already increase the width of the console, you just need to use Properties menu.
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by ProNihilist 14y ago
No, from my reading of the guidelines I took that any form of persistent browser storage falls under them. I'm not a lawyer though, just a British web developer who has had to comply with this law.
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by ProNihilist 14y ago
I'm fairly certain I was able to just 'aptitude install gitit' on debian stable, edit the config file and 'gitit -f gitit.conf' to be up and running.
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by ProNihilist 14y ago
I've used gitit a fair bit for some personal things and I'm very impressed. Unlike doku-wiki it was still lightning fast when running off of an old EeePC 700 (630Mhz Celeron).
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Opera releases 64-bit builds for Windows and Mac(dev.opera.com)
3 points by ProNihilist 15y ago|0 comments
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by ProNihilist 15y ago
Before Vista came out I managed to cut down an XP image to ~200MB in ISO form and less than 300MB on a "fresh" install on real hardware ("fresh" because it was Service Pack 3+ slipstreamed into the install ISO). That was basically the bare