SpaceNugget

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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
Somewhat pedantic but relevant. A branch is a single commit. There aren't different commits _in_ a branch to checkout. Regardless, if you are asking whether you can check out commit that doesn't have a branch pointing at it, yes y
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
I'm not sure how you are supposed to search with cmd+p, cmd+p just opens the print dialogue? I just got the password from the dev tools. Cool game.
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
That's not an example of a distributed system, so it doesn't really clear up whatever the GP was trying to say about time in distributed systems at small scales. But even if it was this is nonsensical. The visual content of a phot
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
https://flatpak.github.io/xdg-desktop-portal/#gdbus-org.free... Without knowing much about dbus, or freedesktop I was able to make it work on a lazy afternoon. And it worked for me in wlroots and on gnome, I am assumin
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
Not the person who posted the snippet. Yea, that should work. It tracks the position of the line that calls from() on the other error to convert it into MyError, which is what the ? operator will expand into.
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
I don't hear radio stations, you might want to get your antenna checked. But I get the same sounds when I am laying in bed before I fall asleep and they also coincide with twitches or flinches and sometimes visual flashes.
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
I almost fell for a scam yesterday from an instagram ad. There was an ad for fun printed workout shorts for only €4. I added a couple different prints and was about to pay when I noticed the URL was neehd dot com and the site title was some
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Sapling: A Scalable, User-Friendly Source Control System(github.com)
2 points by SpaceNugget 4y ago|0 comments
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by SpaceNugget 4y ago
I knocked this together because that sounds like a kind of handy thing to have generally. The UX is _pretty rough_ to say the least at the moment. https://github.com/Tacklebox/cursh You can use it like `cursh difftasti
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by SpaceNugget 4y ago
Likely the author was tying granny knots instead of slipped/bowed reef knots If your first cross is left over right you need to make your second cross right over left, or vice versa. I found an image showing the difference for the un-s
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by SpaceNugget 5y ago
It's gone way past that. Some anticheat software runs in the kernel now. They are doing crazy things like looking for PCIe devices trying to DMA game memory. https://github.com/ufrisk/pcileech/blob/master
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by SpaceNugget 5y ago
That's not in the US. The Northwest Territories are in Canada. The largest fire in the US on that list is the 2020 California wildfire at ~6,900 square miles.
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by SpaceNugget 5y ago
Most people _know_ that it's "Not OK" to be mean to anyone. Doesn't stop people from being mean unfortunately.
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by SpaceNugget 5y ago
That isn't a single line macro. Did you mean a single macro crate? Most crates in rust have more than a single macro/function, but some do. Regardless, it's not at all related to how "robust" or not the language eco
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by SpaceNugget 5y ago
You can use the mouse to select things in the terminal. In vim/neovim `:set mouse=a` and you can scroll around, select things and move the cursor just like you can in a regular GUI editor.
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by SpaceNugget 5y ago
Vim uses text objects for that kind of thing, t being the tag text object. `dat` deletes the JSX tag enclosing the cursor, `cit` deletes the contents of the tag and leaves you in insert mode, etc. Matchit (included in neovim) can also be co
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
would that not just be `%`?
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
No it doesn't. USB Type-C is a connector shape, used by both USB and Thunderbolt. So people saying they want thunderbolt and you saying they should want USB Type-C doesn't make much sense. Imagine someone in 2001 saying they are d
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
A fairly easy way to do it is either c()^[P or c(^r") The first leaves you in normal mode the second in insert mode. I recommend vim-surround by tpope though.
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
Pretty much everything clickable gets tagged. Buttons, text inputs, links, etc. If what you want to click on has a word in it, you can press '/' and type the word then hit enter to click it so that would probably be what I wo
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
You just look at the thing you want to click and press F then type the letters that appear on the tag. EDIT: Here's an extremely low quality screencast of me making this comment https://imgur.com/qpppveP
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
2.9% seems like a significat risk reduction to me. HIIT results in a 1.7% risk REDUCTION and MICT results in a 1.2% risk INCREASE.
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
ch is based on the width of a "0" character, em is based on the font size, which is the height of the character. for setting widths of things that contain text ch makes more sense. For padding, spacing, font sizes, inline symbols,
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
I currently use namecheap. Ironically it's actually one of their biggest mistakes that convinced me to stay with them. When namecheap rolled out its custom 2fa authenticator app thing I started to look for alternatives but stuck it out
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
"don't break the web" type issues are not really applicable to releases of precompiled languages or applications that ship their own interpreters and don't load third party content. Let's say you are browsing my web
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by SpaceNugget 6y ago
The nyc.gov link magicalist posted reports: 11460 confirmed covid-19 deaths 5213 probable but unconfirmed covid 19 deaths 10964 not know to be probable and not confirmed deaths (all non-covid deaths) Which adds up to 27637 total deaths. You
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by SpaceNugget 7y ago
I am fairly confident that the article is not trying to imply that Chrome/Safari are NOT standards compliant. The author seems to be trying to heavily emphasize that this is not a Firefox bug, and that Firefox can legitimately do this
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by SpaceNugget 7y ago
Kind of, you can't have your cake and eat it too. When it comes to typing systems you have to pick 2: Depth, Mutability, Soundness
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by SpaceNugget 7y ago
No you are not. the "bug" is that the download page has a link to an http mirror. If there was a bug where the ubuntu website could force your browser to display https:// and serve content over http without a warning y
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by SpaceNugget 8y ago
I'm not sure if I misunderstand what you are getting at but if you are talking about the .well-known/change-password thing that in this post, its just a well known _redirect_ to the regular change password page for that particular

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