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New ExFAT File-System Driver in Linux 5.7
(phoronix.com)
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Same here but for what it does support, mpv is the beast.
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A folder with all my org files, under version control and kept in sync with my mobile device using syncthing I couldn't find better for me, I even keep track of my expenses...
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Plus the version control ^^
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FWIW you can use org mode without emacs https://opensource.com/article/19/1/productivity-tool-org-mo...
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Typo > differnt types of content.
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Mpv too
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Still have some critical bugs here and there[1], many about resolving dependencies. Don't get me wrong, I use it for my own current side project github.com/rmpr/atbswp, but imho a lot of things need improvement. [1]: github.c
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Excellent guide, I just found one thing off here: > If you need to install a tool, such as black, mypy, pylint, etc., outside of a venv, use "--user" to install it for the current user. This requires no admin rights I think you
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Quic is being standardized in the IETF there are a couple of companies involved: - Cloudflare - Facebook: They already use QUIC for some of their products, or at least it's a pretty sensitive piece of software on their architecture be
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On the flip side there are no multi path implementation for QUIC while Multi Path TCP is being merged since Linux 5.6[1], just for this I think it's won't be simple as your comment may lead to think. [1]: https://www.ph
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Working now
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Just received a repository vulnerability notification as well, in the Pillow dependency but it seems legit.
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QUIC – Will It Replace TCP/IP?
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> Bandwidth Limit Exceeded > The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to the site owner reaching his/her bandwidth limit. Please try again later.
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This can be useful https://www.letsdeel.com/ Took it from https://github.com/kleampa/not-paid
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Not an expert but it's something along the lines of security, things like keyloggers must not work, or at least have a hard time working for example.
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Ask HN: How do you manage your emails?
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Kdenlive 20.04 Beta
(reddit.com)
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Something I also liked as far as history is concerned: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20797521 while it's not a formal book, it covers the motivation and some nitty gritty stuff you might find useful.
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I wonder why Free as in freedom, Sam Williams Wasn't mentioned (maybe it's too recent?), the book is written as biographical snapshots of Richard Stallman, basically the story of the Free software, I think it's a great comple
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> How did you get into HN? Who introduced you? We have pretty much the same story in this regard. > What makes you stay? An important part of what makes me stay is the straightforward design of the website :) and it's lightweight
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This kind of articles make me think that it must be a good decision to not use 2 FA after all. I originally disabled it to test aerc ( https://aerc-mail.org )
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Typo > shepherding An invisible property of a progamming language
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You beat me on this :)
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No thanks. Will keep settings sync.
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How does it compare to Hyper? Windows Terminal?
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Read an article about how to be unproductive.
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"Seems". Some people reported that Zoom handle gracefully more participants than Hangouts and performs better on a slow connection, see this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15717701 and this one: htt
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Very good article. Just to mention that Python does support getters and setters via the @property decorator. Instead of doing p._age to access the private attribute, you must add inside the Person class: @property def age(self):
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