RMPR

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   by RMPR 6y ago

   > honestly, —long-flags are rarely useful in practice. Unless you have no man page to figure out what the single letter options do I agree for the general case: typing commands in a terminal. But I often use long flags in scripts to impr
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   To traverse my files I use the combo ranger + autojump. It is not GUI and you need to traverse a directory at least once before accessing it automatically, but I just wanted to mention this. Another (CLI) software that seem to do what you w
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   Thank you very much for pointing this out, fixed now.
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   Location: Cameroon Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Mostly Python, but I also work with JS, C, Java, ... currently learning Rust and Go. Others: Ansible, Git, Linux, Docker/Podman, MySQL. Resume/CV: https:/&
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   Packet-sniffer – A pure-Python Network Packet Sniffing tool(github.com)

   2 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments
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   Vim Sessions(rmpr.xyz)

   5 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   A few years ago Ubuntu was still using Unity.
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   It seems like btrfs will gain a lot of traction, considering that Facebook invest a lot in it and it's the default FS in Fedora now.
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   In my experience PPAs often break on upgrades
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Good thing Linux offers choice, and if you are not okay you can just change your distro.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Last time I checked it was "Royal Revolt"
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    You can try pop!_os
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    I like that UI! Out of curiosity, do you use a kind of wysiwyg (a la qt designer) to make your interfaces, or do you write Python code directly? Coming from JavaFX using scenebuilder to design UIs, l tried Pyside2 some years ago, never mana
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    It really surprises me since there's a developer edition coming natively with Ubuntu (it only exists for the XPS 13 though). Is the underlying hardware that different?
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Which distro? That's very weird because most of my drivers problems are usually solved by updating the Kernel.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    >If it comes down to it, I can add some rules in the hosts file or run some powershell scripts. Beware of this though, if you really want to remove all the telemetry. Seems like telemetry is deeply ingrained in the OS. Last time I used W
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    I can't stand the electron client of Slack, so I use ripcord instead.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    onivim.io
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Or even better onivim.io
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    > with the help of Vimimum, even chrome! Even though OP made a typo, he more likely wanted to say Vimium.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    >I'd like a mail client as capable as mutt, but that also works whether I'm online or not, handles mail sync automatically in the background while I start processing those mails, lets me browse and search and draft responses of
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Everytime I read about some advanced emacs workflow, it just blows my mind. I mainly use Emacs (doom emacs actually) as a glorified note taking and task manager app with org-mode.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    This, and with notmuch it's awesome (the search is close to if not better than Gmail's one). I find myself less relying on the web interface of Gmail, except for HTML emails sigh . I know I can just install socksify, but it isn&#
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    That's what drove me initially to aerc + notmuch
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    > If you find yourself unable to use a CLI browser for some reason, at least you don't have to tell work "sorry I gotta install my OS before I can look at <thing>" (that doesn't go over well). Can relate so much
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Not OP but he is probably talking about this extension https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Let me introduce you to Onivim 2[1][2] I think it's a really promising project 1: onivim.io 2: youtube.com/watch?v=Pi8qRg_gseQ
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    > If you’re interested, send us your application along with a link to your GitHub profile At which address?
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Found the Vim emulation of Vscode lacking in some areas, plus I'm pretty sure GP is taking about a text editor in the terminal
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Vim has built-in auto completion, for some languages (Python, C, ...) it can even be kind of smart. There are many videos showcasing the power of vanilla Vim https://youtube.com/watch?v=XA2WjJbmmoM https://youtub