RMPR

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by RMPR 6y ago
Kudos to you. Currently on mobile, so can't really test. Does this work with Onivim2?
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by RMPR 6y ago
While I get and share your point, the downside is: when you miss the yellow strip, you're basically screwed. Being tech savvy, I remember many times this pattern caught me off-guard. How do you think non tech-savvy (who account to the
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by RMPR 6y ago
Heard good things about GMG performance[0] ordered one today, might worth a look 0: gmg-performance.com
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by RMPR 6y ago
That's the first thing that drove me initially to Emacs. I never found a Git client that well-crafted.
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by RMPR 6y ago
I didn't see anyone talking about this downtime. I started to think that the problem might be with my Internet access.
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by RMPR 6y ago
You can then revert back to the default config: mv ~/.config/i3/config{,.old} cp /etc/i3/config ~/.config/i3/config
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by RMPR 6y ago
For the Gnome users interested in tiling, Material Shell[0] seems very promising 0: https://github.com/material-shell/material-shell
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by RMPR 6y ago
> Another reason to not use a tiling wms: yet another dependency I don't have to take care (as in: configuring and updating it). In my experience, once you configure it correctly to your liking, you hardly have to touch it again. I
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by RMPR 6y ago
You might be interested by this Gnome extension http://gfxmonk.net/shellshape/
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by RMPR 6y ago
I usually keep Emacs opened on one general-purpose org file in the scratchpad, if I want to take a quick note or whatever. Works like a charm
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by RMPR 6y ago
In the same vein Fedora has a SIG for i3[0] and Manjaro[1] had it for a long time 0: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/i3/ 1: https://manjaro.org/downloads/community/i3/
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by RMPR 6y ago
> you will never be able to use someone else’s computer without feeling a seething frustration that it isn’t running i3 with your config... That's why I try my best to cope with the defaults and change when absolutely necessary. It
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by RMPR 6y ago
Imho the main advantage is the keyboard focused navigation Edit: it is also lightweight, with proper power management (think TLP/Powertop) you can vastly improve your battery life.
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by RMPR 6y ago
As far as salary negotiation is concerned I found this article[0] very helpful in this regard 0: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/
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by RMPR 6y ago
> Many people are so worried about doing something great that they never do anything at all. This resonates very well with me. I've come to learn that waiting for the "perfect moment" or the "perfect project" i
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by RMPR 6y ago
Tbh it's not that difficult, just hop in the IRC channel and ask for it
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by RMPR 6y ago
I also like the fact that you can still send even when the device is turned off.
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by RMPR 6y ago
The responsiveness is clunky though. Horizontal scrolling appears on my mobile device
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by RMPR 6y ago
Inb4 rocky linux[0] 0: https://news.itsfoss.com/rocky-linux-announcement/
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by RMPR 6y ago
Further in that thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3605851
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by RMPR 6y ago
Actually you can use org-mode without that much of a learning curve (at least in its basic form). Just pick an Emacs distribution (doom, spacemacs, ...) which come with pretty handy defaults, create an org-file and that's it. I use org
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by RMPR 6y ago
> When I was writing mine I used markdown with pandoc to compile to either LaTex or pdf. I wrote my master thesis with this combo, but wrestling with images positions made me turn back to pure Latex.
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by RMPR 6y ago
> Can't stop. SIGTSTP (Ctrl-Z) is trapped. Pomodoros are uninterruptible. Can still send SIGSTOP with `kill`
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by RMPR 6y ago
In the meantime all the distributions (at least the major one) have Rust in their official repositories.
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by RMPR 6y ago
I already knew it was dangerous but TIL. Iirc there is an online service (I can't remember the name) detecting if a script is malicious does it work in this case?
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by RMPR 6y ago
Used it for my last side project ( https://github.com/atbswp ). On Linux it looks fine (because GTK), but on Windows iirc it still uses Win32 which looks a bit archaic.
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by RMPR 6y ago
I know it's rhetorical, but... openSUSE
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by RMPR 6y ago
I don't really understand, how going through this will get you a phone interview? I mean, it doesn't change anything on your resume... Source: I'm a new grad, I went through almost all this, but my application wasn't sho
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by RMPR 6y ago
Thank you very much.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Do you have anything for remote jobs?

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