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by RMPR 6y ago
Wasn't really familiar with Meshnet, but it seems to me that Libremesh[0] can also be a viable alternative 0: https://libremesh.org/
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by RMPR 6y ago
> Nano has always been my go to editor. It comes natively with most install While vi comes with all installs > is very easy to use. It has all the shortcut listed on page so it is quite user friendly out of the box Tell that to the u
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by RMPR 6y ago
This is an english community, have a look at https://www.journalduhacker.net/ it's more suited for your article.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Let's rewrite everything in Julia.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Emacs org-mode (Desktop) + syncthing + Orgzly (mobile) And I have pretty much everything to take a note when I want to + it's plain text so I don't even need the apps to write, very convenient if for one reason or another I don&#x
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by RMPR 6y ago
Does it work with Pipewire?
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Magit – A Git Porcelain Inside Emacs(github.com)
3 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments
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by RMPR 6y ago
Very cool, just the day before, I had to clone the repository just to install it on Fedora because there wasn't any rpm package, which I found weird considering that you use Electron, congrats for the release, keep up with the great wo
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Migrate from Twitter to Mastodon(rmpr.xyz)
2 points by RMPR 6y ago|2 comments
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Comparing AVIF vs. WebP file sizes at the same DSSIM(ctrl.blog)
2 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments
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by RMPR 6y ago
Not OP but nothing prevents you to configure Syncthing with a VPS.
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by RMPR 6y ago
The difference is not noticeable, at least on my computer, and since Python is the language I work with the most these days, I always have one REPL opened
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by RMPR 6y ago
My calculator is now the plain Python interpreter
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Google and Ubuntu Team Up to Bring Flutter Apps to Linux(omgubuntu.co.uk)
1 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments
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by RMPR 6y ago
FWIW I got higher quality results with Searx.
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by RMPR 6y ago
You can use ctags/cscope to handle that, FWIW languages like C and C++ have a massive toolset built around Vim, so even for the most obscure use case, I'm pretty sure there will be a way.
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by RMPR 6y ago
For people asking why the mailing list, among other things, GKH did an ama session[0] a couple of weeks ago, worth reading before jumping to conclusions too quickly. 0: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/
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by RMPR 6y ago
> I really don't see a reason to not use both. Even right now, a maintainer of some subsystem could conceivably create a repo on Gitlab* and accept PRs there, which they could then (rebase-?)merge in and sync with git.kernel.org wit
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by RMPR 6y ago
Very good piece of software Tip: Emulate vscode Live preview of Markdown with entr: ls file.md | entr script.sh script.sh #!/bin/sh pandoc file.md -o file.pdf mupdf file.pdf
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by RMPR 6y ago
Heard good things about it, but I'm on an endeavour to learn how to do things with Vanilla Vim first to avoid abusing my use of plug ins for things Vim can handle gracefully ootb. Now you're the creator of autojump, I just want to
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by RMPR 6y ago
> With "performant", I assume you mean "how well it works", not "how fast it works"? Exactly, sorry, not a native speaker. > Yay... You can always customize the hints.selectors setting to add selectors fo
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by RMPR 6y ago
>especially when having no physical Esc button frustrates me It's not uncommon in the Vim world to remap Esc to CapsLock
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by RMPR 6y ago
FWIW if you press Ctrl+C two times Vim will show you this nice message :p Type :qa and press <Enter> to exit Vim
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by RMPR 6y ago
>99% of my plugin usage is fzf Even that can be handled by Vim ootb, just add path+=** to your vimrc and you're set, you can recursively :find pretty much anything in the folder where you opened Vim and you can even go fuzz
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by RMPR 6y ago
>Having familiar vi keybindings in so many applications these days has been a productivity saver. There's even a list[0] for that, Vi is the beast. 0: https://vim.reversed.top/
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by RMPR 6y ago
Not quite, or maybe I'm the one not doing things the right way, when I tried to make VsCode behave like Spacemacs there was always these annoying things where you'll have the feeling that you're better off using the mouse: fo
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by RMPR 6y ago
For your use case there are a lot of ways to do that in Vim without using the multi cursor, here[0] is one thing I just recorded to show you a glimpse of what's possible with just a search and replace: I just find a pattern and replace
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by RMPR 6y ago
> at least it works for sane languages, like Java. You lost me here. > I don't see how "UNIX as an IDE" delivers this. Have you read the linked series of articles? The author explains and provide examples with C and Per
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by RMPR 6y ago
Fair enough
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by RMPR 6y ago
Just feel the urge to mention cscope which is ctags on steroids

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