VexorLoophole

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by VexorLoophole 2y ago
The custom keyboard bubble is really deep and filled with many, many different kind of setups which makes research not really easy. To get you started: - QMK is probably the most mature firmware for non-wireless devices and widely used. Pro
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43 points by VexorLoophole 3y ago|69 comments
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by VexorLoophole 3y ago
Got any source for these statements?
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by VexorLoophole 4y ago
I understand that they may need to adjust prices, but having a search limit just feels ... bad. Imaging being on the go, trying to look something up quickly, only to be presented with the message > Search limit reached.
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by VexorLoophole 4y ago
Using the web and it's services really feels more and more like tedious work which is simply not worth it anymore. I don't want to sound like some old grunt (not even 30 yet), but every modern service uses some kind of automatic b
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by VexorLoophole 5y ago
What do you use for adblocking on safari?
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by VexorLoophole 6y ago
Also wanted to get into creating a local 'wiki' or knowledge base. Sadly I didn't hit the sweet spot till now. My requirements are: - future proof (at least not only a one man project) - Fast search over all informations - Fa
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by VexorLoophole 6y ago
As the typical SysAdmin who likes to automate stuff, I have to agree. I am not experienced enough to talk about language designs. But I can say, that writing some small CLI application and deploying it onto some server is way less work with
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by VexorLoophole 6y ago
Sounds like great news! Am excited to see, where Swift will end. I am no developer but I like to code things and script tasks (at work that's even my job). Already tried many different languages. In the end I always used Python, becaus
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by VexorLoophole 7y ago
Looks great, really like the look of it. For me it always helps, when my daily tools look pleasing. Somehow makes working with them less tiring. Also working with Graphviz was a great experience while my thesis. Simple and easy enough to &#
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
Oh, and a pop-up about the new redesign and it's new (clunky for desktop users) features.
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
Yes, i know. I really don't want to say "MacOS > Unix" because of any reasons i mentioned. I also had ArchLinux as main OS on my Desktop, and also tried a new KDE Flavor. But for me personally it was never as good as MacOS
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
Working with Unix-Servers every day i still would struggle with a Linux Machine. Tried it in the past and getting things to work wasn't a problem at all. But 1) i have to admit that i like all this full aluminum fuckery (shame on me) 2
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
Can you post your styling and userChrome setup? Sounds stupid but i like the concept of TreeStyleTabs but i always disabled it after some time. Firefox finally looks slick again on MacOS. And i want something nice to look at when i work 8+
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
I think that the topic 'privacy' isn't the main factor in this case. Most stuff on platforms like GitHub and GitLab are public anyway and shouldn't include any private stuff. In my case i simply want to move since i real
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
Already took a look at C. But my problem is: Working with all these modern languages (Clojure, Go, Elixir, ...) i got really comfortable with all these nice toolchains and package managers. I also really like the Rust toolchain. So i tried
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
Thank you for your tips. Of course i am already using git. Working as a solo sysadmin i often automate stuff and need some scripts which i all version control. Since i like to work as a sysadmin i have of course also my own git server etc.
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by VexorLoophole 8y ago
I am no developer but like to toy around, build small tools and automate stuff. So i often can't wrap my head around programming stuff promoted on HN (also i simply can't wrap my head around rust since i never really learned progr
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by VexorLoophole 9y ago
Mixing some things together, uh? You can't tell me that you windows drives you nuts, and keeps tweaking and tweaking making it worse. Still it is (your opinion) better as linux GUIs or Apple's one. And as arguments you mention pla
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by VexorLoophole 9y ago
Dunno how i should feel about this. Somehow i got into Tech Industry without a fitting degree and found myself in a smallish (30 people) company as the only SysAdmin. Exploring, setting, and controlling all technical parts this office needs
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by VexorLoophole 9y ago
> requires charging thru the ipad's port ...wtf? i don't get the problem with that fact. At first i was also like "This looks stupid and somehow dangerous for the device/port, and why do i need this adapter??". B
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by VexorLoophole 9y ago
I need to get more in touch with unix news in generel for my job. Lurking on HN and Reddit doesn't seem like enough. Too bad that i heard about cron.weekly too late. Any other similar resources?
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by VexorLoophole 9y ago
I really liked this framework. It was so well written and easy explained. I wished that there are more use cases of lua. But besides mpv i didn't find any usefull scenarios. And since i normally dont write any games at work, i had to d
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by VexorLoophole 9y ago
Not ClojureScript but Clojure: I really liked www.braveclojure.com. Maybe not technical enough for the most folks in here, but it was a great starter since you jump right into and solve some problems. Still it was not too newbie focused (Wr
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by VexorLoophole 9y ago
And what if i somehow landed a job at a small office without any expert knowledge (only from tinkering with my own unix machines since years) and now i need to set up a simple DNS in a virutal machine of us ? We have all clients in one netw
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by VexorLoophole 10y ago
Thanks a lot! Dindn found this one till now!
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by VexorLoophole 10y ago
The main problem i have with rust is that there is no real book for beginners. Sure thing there is the RustBook and RustByExample. But i need something to guide me. I dont want to slap things together. I want to learn how to do it right. Al
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by VexorLoophole 10y ago
Also on the search for something like this book for Go or Rust. I liked the book. An easy first step into the language. Sadly i don't want to write everything in jvm and somehow i got hooked on safety concepts like type-safety or even
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by VexorLoophole 10y ago
My programming skills are not advanced enough, to talk about the technical aspect of libvterm. But neovim uses it, and damn, it runs fast and smooth and feels native like any other terminal emulator INSIDE of neovim. Simply great. Hope some
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by VexorLoophole 10y ago
My main problem with things like Asana is: How should i suggest such a thing for my company, when we will share super duper secret company stuff in there. There is simply no way to do this. Would love to see a nice and polished Team based s

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