Seirdy

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by Seirdy 7y ago
It isn't "too hard" for me; it's just one of my irrational personal preferences. I don't claim that my solution is more efficient; I just don't like typing a leading comma and I think this "feels" mor
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by Seirdy 7y ago
This, plus I also said "Maybe I'm just irrational".
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Although this seems like a good idea, I wouldn't like typing an extra symbol. Maybe I'm just irrational. Instead of prefixing my commands, I just search for a command in a manpage repo, cht.sh [0], and with my package manager (`dn
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Instead of relying on GitLab's API, it's probably a better idea to just use git remotes properly. I put together a script [0] to automate the process to set the primary remote to Sourcehut (git.sr.ht) and mirror to GitLab and GitH
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by Seirdy 7y ago
This is why it's a good idea to have multiple remotes and advertise those remotes in the project README (my examples: [0]). You'll lose centralized issues during downtime, but you'll at least be able to interact with some rem
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Matrix/Riot, Jitsi, and Signal seem to have handled E2EE voice/video pretty well while being FOSS (the first of which is a free/open protocol as well as a client).
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Pipewire [0] (the successor to PulseAudio) attempts to streamline this process for Linux. I've been messing with wf-recorder [1] for my screen+audio recordings, and might try to get it to spoof a camera input so I can get any program a
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by Seirdy 7y ago
I personally didn't find pass to be minimal enough (not all POSIX-y systems use bash as /bin/sh, after all), which is why I switched to pash [0]. I created some shell functions to integrate it with fzf and support multiline p
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by Seirdy 7y ago
The United States "abolished" slavery in the 13th amendment of its Constitution; however, the amendment explicitly makes an exception for punishment for crime. Text of the 13th amendment of the United States Constitution, Section
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by Seirdy 7y ago
It's generally a good idea to download the first and last pieces first when doing sequential downloading to ensure that the file doesn't appear too corrupted. Also, always using sequential downloading isn't very good for the
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Nice; this could combine well with pretty much any videoconf software (e.g., Jitsi). Just one URL and everybody's seeing your OBS recording!
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Professors and teachers often complain that they have to compete with the rest of the Internet for students' attention. Solutions like this could minimize the problem of distracted students by making class more engaging. Combining this
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Professor’s online students prefer when he teaches classes as anime girl(abacusnews.com)
2 points by Seirdy 7y ago|1 comments
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by Seirdy 7y ago
I'm still waiting for a full release of Home Stallone, where every character is played by a deepfake of Sylvester Stallone except for Sylvester Stallone, who's played by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
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by Seirdy 7y ago
In case you didn't get it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22558727
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by Seirdy 7y ago
It's the choice of Steins Gate. The spread of the truth is a necessary measure to bring the actions of The Organization and SERN to light. El Psy Kongroo.
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by Seirdy 7y ago
The anime is good, but the original visual novel is much more detailed and offers several endings. 11/10 would recommend; it's the only time I can say a video game brought me close to tears. The Steins;Gate visual novel was the pe
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Security wise, yes. But secure or not, proprietary software can be a turn-off for many.
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Veracrypt is source-available, but proprietary. A better solution would be LUKS-encrypted partitions. For single files, gpg-based encryption should work as well.
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Ditto for this; it works very well with type hints. I used it in func-analysis [0], a tool I put together to learn about duck typing. [0]: https://gitlab.com/Seirdy/func-analysis
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Mastodon is currently using this comment to poke fun at Orange Website: https://bikeshed.party/objects/35fccbd6-b611-46b5-8e15-84807... Just thought you should know. :)
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Addendum: kichimi on rizon.\#rice has just reached out in response to this comment: 2020-02-15 06:55:32 kichimi that post 2020-02-15 06:55:35 kichimi was made by you 2020-02-15 06:55:40 kichimi and i wanted to say hi 2020-02-15 06
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by Seirdy 7y ago
If you're looking for rooms with high activity, I put together a list of the top 30 busiest IRC channels I'm in by sorting my logs by size (descending) [0]. The command that generated the list: grep -v -c '(\-\->.*has
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Why GNU Guix Matters(ambrevar.xyz)
3 points by Seirdy 7y ago|0 comments
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by Seirdy 7y ago
Minimalism for the sake of minimalism isn't what I was arguing for. If it were, I'd say that every paper and program should be written with `ed`, the standard text editor [0]. What I was trying to say was that if minimal solutio
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by Seirdy 7y ago
> particular dated editor I wonder how you feel about age discrimination. Old != bad. I started using Vim when I was 14; I was the only one in the class who wasn't using an IDE. Vim (perhaps combined with a language server if you&#x
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by Seirdy 7y ago
> Use mouse I am ethically opposed to cruel and unusual treatment of *Nix users. You can pry my tiling WM and Tridactyl/qutebrowser away from my cold, dead hands.
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by Seirdy 7y ago
I believe he was referring to licensing a car, since the following sentence referred to "simple licensing." > regardless of size or capacity Vehicles of different size/capacity do require different qualifications to drive.
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by Seirdy 7y ago
The choice of creating a backwards-incompatible version of Vim script for performance is...odd. Neovim instead uses Lua with LuaJIT for blazing-fast performance, but still supports Vim script. Developers always had the option of using a dif
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Vim 9(github.com)
1 points by Seirdy 7y ago|1 comments

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