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by Valodim 3y ago
The common advice is just using the steam-run wrapper. It will run the binary in an ubuntu-esque fhs environment, which is what must binaries you get expect. Worked every time for me. Granted, it's not ideal that this kind of hint is n
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by Valodim 3y ago
This is called DeltaChat ;)
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by Valodim 3y ago
This. It's hard to take app development that doesn't use any kind of crash reporting seriously, tbqh. Like, there's a crash reported by a user. That's already rare in itself, and average report quality from non technical
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by Valodim 4y ago
That's pretty confusing without some more context, yeah. Not the best article in this regard. > In fact, in very early Java versions, the JVM threads were multiplexed onto OS threads (also known as platform threads), in what were re
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by Valodim 4y ago
The filesystem complaint seems so fundamental, you might as well be complaining that Linux didn't use C:\ as its filesystem root.
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by Valodim 4y ago
Sounds like a pretty great idea, executing queries on production is a necessary but scary flow below a certain company size, until you can afford to be slow about it. Got a question: presumably this adds a trigger, that adds some amount of
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by Valodim 4y ago
I dunno about that, the stencils & templates page has screenshots of Android Ice Cream Sandwich...
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by Valodim 4y ago
Relatedly, check out comma. It's basically a shortcut prefix command that will search packages for the binary you want to run (via nix-index), and gives you an interactive choice if there are multiple. Which package was drill in again?
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by Valodim 4y ago
Well, obviously. They were the elite.
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by Valodim 4y ago
We have that, it's called chat roulette
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by Valodim 4y ago
This is one of those projects that could really use a "how does it compare to" section in the readme. The number one question anyone who already uses a similar tool will have is, "How is it better or worse than whatever I&#x2
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by Valodim 4y ago
Haha, indeed. I can't think of an explanation for this one though: > switdhing to Swift “feels like a Jedi who’s trying to switdh from a lightsaber to a blaster,”
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by Valodim 5y ago
Maybe I'm missing it, but there seems to be no mention of i18n. That's a pretty integral part of any kind of serious website or one that might become one, but it's for some reason often just skipped.
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by Valodim 5y ago
Hah. Went through hell and back with the MUGEN community back in the day :) It's actually an interesting history in terms of copyright ethics and open source. Story time: Around 2000, the general convention in the US and European MUGE
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by Valodim 5y ago
Anyone got experience using actix web vs rocket? My rough impression is that actix is focused more on performance, rocket on stability and developer ergonomics?
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by Valodim 5y ago
That's great to hear. I'd be very interested to see how this goes on. Is there a place to follow development, like a Matrix room or something?
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by Valodim 5y ago
This looks amazing , I love the idea. I wonder, as a general feeling, does the implementation of the floating narrowed regions involve a lot of hacks/workarounds, or does it come fairly naturally to nvim?
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by Valodim 5y ago
So this sounds like it is mostly concerned with the derivation part. Is it going to be based on Nickel then, or a new custom parser? Would be interested in the rationale there
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by Valodim 5y ago
Who the hell puts a swastika on their software website?
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by Valodim 5y ago
The FAQ says that it's probably insecure and to please be gentle :)
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by Valodim 5y ago
This is likely an issue with GnuPG, respectively its dirmngr component. This can typically be fixed via `killall dirmngr`. See also https://dev.gnupg.org/T4513 For a simple check, those two commands perform exactly the same
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by Valodim 5y ago
> keys.openpgp.org? Half-dead (HKPS access not working, it seems only web is working) etc Can you be more specific? HKPS looks fine from here, and we've had no downtimes on our monitoring.
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by Valodim 5y ago
NixOS can also move between system generations seamlessly. The approach is entirely different though, the system is fully defined by its config files and will be recreated from scratch each time it is changed (except /home and /va
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by Valodim 5y ago
ama
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OpenKeychain (OpenPGP on Android) is in maintenance mode(github.com)
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by Valodim 5y ago
> good to see other people taking it and running with it, fixing my oversights and improving things The readme looks so polished that I was surprised about this. Perhaps add a note to this effect at the top, maybe point to one of the for
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by Valodim 5y ago
With stuff like "nicknames" being its own extension (xep-0173), the list gets long fast. Incidentally, that one is missing from jackal's list. I wonder if that means that you can't set or see users' nicknames when u
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by Valodim 5y ago
> Likewise, not allowing other JavaScript interpreters is just…annoying. Regardless of your opinions of JavaScriptCore, this is an unfair limitation on an already slanted playing field. Reading the actual policies reveals that other inte
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by Valodim 5y ago
I can relatedly recommend eevee's post "Music theory for nerds". I'm sure it's one of those that experts will huff and puff about, but it made a bunch of concepts between sound perception and music theory "clic
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by Valodim 6y ago
If you wanted to become a thought leader, what other way could there be beside sharing your thoughts and ideas publicly?

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