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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Neovim is not developping GUIs themselves, but they are actively maintaining the API these GUIs use. It's even listed as a feature on their homepage[0]. [0]: https://neovim.io/
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Also, malware detection algorithms decrease their rating for the google.com domain when they encounter malicious content on this domain. Probably not an issue for google specifically, as they themselves control this list for Chrome, but for
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
But when you start with that, it's turtles all the way down. Who guarantees that the Rust compiler is correct? Who guarantees that a kernel implements syscalls correctly? Who guarantees that RAM bits don't flip? Their point wasn&#
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
GitHub already has a feature to check if any public GH repo has this name. They've called it search.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
It took me years to figure out that 9/11 was not on the 9th November. I always wondered why there was no snow on the images of the incident. Americans and their correct date system...
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
OT, but: ^W deletes a word, so you don't need to spam ^H. (Though it is a dangerous habit when writing in a browser tab.)
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Checked it for you: To /tmp/foo1/ ! [rejected] ddd -> ddd (already exists) error: failed to push some refs to '/tmp/foo1/' hint: Updates were rejected because the tag alre
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Git IS looking at it. It's just nod adding it or showing it in the status. There's a difference between reading/parsing and adding/committing.
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Response to “Flatpak Is Not the Future”(theevilskeleton.gitlab.io)
4 points by TobTobXX 4y ago|2 comments
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
VimL carries its scars from this process. At first just a configuration DSL for settings, nowadays the language truly sophisticated plugins are written in. I'm not decided whether I'd want something vim-like for infra as code. On
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Wait... did he mean that seriously? To me that reads like a piece of satire about extrapolation, but I don't know the authors writing style and everyone here acts like he's serious.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
There's no doubt a graphic designer can do more things better in this area. But a dev can acquire a skillset that is sufficient. I for example feel confident designing a frontend to the satisfaction of a customer, but I would never be
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Yes, agree about the last paragraph 100%. I'm only 19 and got into programming maybe 7 years ago. At the time I was gifted a Raspbery Pi. Next to the infamous Scratch, there were about 10 pygame examples. I got the itch to modify them.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/2055/
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
Inkscape is close to that. An Inkscape save file is a valid SVG file, but some SVG processors don't display all things correctly, so it also allows you to export it as "Plain SVG". But most browsers would read an inkscape sav
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
Before TheoTown was overloaded with microtransactions...
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
That's the problem: Since only incr and decr exist, a bool is enough to say which of these two operatios should be done. But when you add a third, the bool isn't enough. So you either change the opcode to an int, like the autor, o
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
I think "hiding the window" (Super+H) replaces minimize on GNOME (applications that do have a minimize button seem to act like hidden windows). It isn't used often, since GNOME has no bottom bar, remember? But if you hide win
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
I don't know what qualifues a s quirk, but I sometimes had to think about stuff like "who's PID 0", "do I have the CAP_WHATEVER capability", "I need to 'reap' subprocesses?" and other stuff
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
They dropped a message on their Mastodon (@fdroidorg@mastodon.technology): https://mastodon.technology/@fdroidorg/108006322149899761
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
We didn't (intend to spam you) or (send unsolicited emails). Works? In dubio pro reo.
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
Take a look at git aliases: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Git-Aliases
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
https://computers-are-fast.github.io/
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
Wouldn't help, would it? The Attacker would just change the template to not have a url bar (or a url bar with just the domain).
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
Not too literate in this, but I'd say that the mass of a proton is large enough so that quantum effects (such as the quantization of of energy) become less relevant than classical mechanics (which lets the antiproton get pulled toward
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
(1) Run it from the terminal (flatpak run <appid>) to get debug output. (2) Try installing the Veloren Flatpak direclty, not the Airshipper launcher one. Maybe it helps...
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
> To humans, the Joro Spider isn’t particularly dangerous. A bite won’t kill you. It’ll hurt, though. A lot. Imagine a bee sting. It’ll hurt where you were bitten with a blister. Within a day, you’ll be fine. https://jorospide
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
From the article (emphasis mine): > This, however, is the story of a PowerPoint slide that actually _helped_ kill seven people.
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
I've been using the neovim plugin nvim-dap [0] together with nvim-jdtls [1] to get Java hot reload to work. It works without problems. Also, @mfussenegger@github is a quite nice dev, helped me personally to fix some isssues I had while
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by TobTobXX 5y ago
I've never seen the hearts raise so quickly in realtime...

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