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And how did you build TWRP from source or where do you get a reproducible TWRP build from? When I checked some month ago, there was pretty much no documentation available on how to build TWRP from source for my phone. The pre-build TWRP bin
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How do you flash LineageOS onto a well chosen phone? Don't you need something like TWRP?
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The last time I tried to install LineageOS on my phone I had to execute a non-reproducible binary of some anonymous haxxor to flash the OS. I remember I could have build my own image from source, but the only documentation was spread over a
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> Why does anyone write web apps in Python? The new generation of Python web frameworks is pretty fast (check out Sanic[0][1] for example) , Python has a huge growing ecosystem, you get rapid time to marked and if you find some part o
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Are you using the newer venv package from the stdlib or the old virtualenv package from pypi? I have never encountered a single issue with the former.
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> I think over time the project is loosing it's value due to ES6 (Frankly I believe even TypeScript is going to suffer the same plague soon) I could imagine TS going to suffer some plague like this to another language that is stat
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I use DDG as my default search engine. Whenever I feel like a search would be a better fit for google I use the !sp flag. The !bang system makes DDG a really nice default search engine IMHO. I'm quite happy with the results that DDG
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> It was neat. Are you back on Android now or why do you speak in past tense? If yes, what are the reasons? I'm considering moving to Ubuntu Phone or Sailfish, that's why I'm asking.
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Plus, you have to execute non-reproducible binaries in order to install LinageOS on your phone.
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I'm not using JS anymore, but when I did I remember IntelliJ Idea using the typescript definitions as well. There was a section for it in the settings menu.
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Did you try WebStorm? Idea is a Java IDE. AFAIK you don't get the same experience from Idea+Plugins that you get from the dedicated version (in this case WebStorm). If you extend Idea with plugins you get what's available for the
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I'm quite the opposite. I often use MDN when I need detailed explanation of JS or DOM features. I think it's a nice resource. If I need straight examples I go to StackOverflow. W3S isn't on my list any more.
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Hamburg has these bikes too, since about 5 years or so. They have an App to unlock the bikes from a station. These stations are everywhere. It's such a nice addition to public transportation! And it's free for 30min, which is enou
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> I had forgotten how nice having certain things simply work out of the box was (wifi drivers, bluetooth drivers, etc). If this is what you want, why did you pick Arch Linux out of all distros? I'm using Linux Mint and it ran flaw
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> a longer period of time Indeed, QWERTY was designed in the 1870s.
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> Mobile has certainly made things worse. I totally agree! It's easy and convenient to run a PC on FOSS, but it's a real pain to do the same with a smart phone. I just tried to run a FOS OS on my phone. I gave up because in ord
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Orwell 1984
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I'm using react and like its functional approaches. I started implementing libraries such as immutablejs, recompose and ramda. I also make use of pure functional components exclusively. Then I had a look at Elm and I realized that, wit
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Same here. I'm really happy about the plugins. They allow me to stay with vi-style of editing almost entirely. I use them for JetBrains IDEs, Atom, zsh, Firefox, Chromium and Emacs.
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I totally agree with you. I wish we had a built-in immutable array type and a built-in immutable object type. I love the way it's done in Python, where you have Lists vs Tuples and Class Objects vs NamedTuples. You can consume them the
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After 25 years of typing I decided to switch to the vi style of editing. Now, about 1 and a half years later, I use it everywhere and I regret that I haven't started earlier. I find it relaxing and it keeps me in a more content state w
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> Besides being non-pythonic Could someone please tell me why his code is considered 'non-pythonic'? This statement worries me a little, because his code looks pretty similar to what I write.
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I wish I could install a proper FOS OS on my phone with a proper FOS package manager that allows me to install FOSS. I would get myself two phones. The main one using FOSS exclusively. The other dedicated to the people who refuse to ditch W
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I'm playing with the idea of starting a project in Elm for a while now. I already built my own crippled version of Elm using TypeScript, React, ImmutableJS, Recompose and Ramda... The only thing holding me back is the ecosystem around
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Whenever something about elm pops up, I see people complaining about this. Reminds me of people complaining about Golang missing feature X. Still both languages raising in popularity. I haven't used Elm or Golang, but I'm almost c
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/apr/15/gmail-sca... I really must be a wild paranoid if I would ever think that a big corp or gov would read the private data that I throw into their cloud.
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Have you tried the typing [0] module? I now use it for every project I'm working on and I find the experience working with it similar to the experience I have working with TypeScript. At least if you use a good IDE that can handle the
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> it sounds like the same 2 to 3 issue that everyone has to start migrating to it. If you don't like to have it in your code base, then you could use it for the migration phase and remove it afterwards, or just leave it in the par
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I never ported something from 2 to 3, but whenever I read about it I wonder, wouldn't the new typing [0] module be enough to cope with this? It let's you annotate types like 'str', 'bytes', 'bytearray'
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I don't like to see the noisy background. I also find it fiddly to do it manually. After I click unmaximize I will probably have to adjust each side of the window, which takes much longer and isn't really convenient (IMO).
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