Yasuraka

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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   Fork 'em
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   I prefer the former, single static binary which works great on workstations and CI alike, the latter requires python as well as jq as it's a wrapper
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   I highly advise going with Trivy over Snyk or, as it's still in beta at the moment, Docker Scout.
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   Good news https://go.dev/tour/basics/10
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   I'm just running stuff at home and it mostly doesn't matter, at work it's whatever the client uses. I vastly prefer Fedora to testing@Debian or God forbid Ubuntu and would like to use the same environment in a server distro t
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   The split from replicating RHEL exactly ("bug for bug") to binary compatibility stung at first, but by now I feel like it might have been better after all like ripping off an overdue band-aid. That said I hope we're in for at
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   I took every opportunitiy to hate on Java before I even had to work with it. I then had to do CI/CD and release management with all the bells and whistles for a lot of Java projects. Now I also actively hate on its ecosystem.
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   You seem to have no idea what AGPL entails or be maliciously spreading FUD.
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   by Yasuraka 3y ago

   It's a core tenet of Go https://youtu.be/k9Zbuuo51go
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    I wish the article had some examples for things that caused a panic, I didn't hear of let alone have one in half a decade
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Literally deprecated, some might say entirely useless and that it belongs in a museum
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Nexus phones were what are now Pixels
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Yep, and Java's the man for the job
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    It is enabled by default so that wouldn't be unlikely, but I was thinking more of the circumstances such as SSH tunnels, xclip or wl-clipboard and similar (or perhaps the most important one, version of micro itself)
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    You could disable it (Ctrl+E, 'set autoindent off') https://github.com/zyedidia/micro/blob/master/runtime/help/o... But even when enabled (like I have) it should indently correctly wh
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    You had me after the first three words
17. 137.▲
    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    >issue Sounds like a critical safety feature to me
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    The next version of Vanilla OS[1] will offer immutable point releases based off of Debian Sid with some extra tools like an integrated distrobox and "sane defaults" without foregoing choices, moving away from Ubuntu after the latt
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    draw.io also supports this for .png and .html, so you can just import and continue editing it Coworkers always accuse me of tomfoolery when I tell them it's already in there
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Experts[1] agree that boilerplatey declarations and verbose keyword groupings are bad and Java has been deemed inhumane because of this. [1]Me
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    >the microscopic savings in key presses are just really such a strange thing to even debate It's about readability
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Reminds me of this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kj5ApnhPAE And the quote to go along with it: "I'm always delighted by the light touch and stillness of early programming languages. Not much text; a lot g
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Anyone who wants to use it can visit the official store, or similar.
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    One has to wonder if the most optimal throat-choking to ball-holding ratio can be modeled
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Even if they can be trusted (I wouldn't trust myself), GC is a big time saver and I'd say well worth the trade-off. There's far more performance to be had elsewhere (compiler) but wherever that's or manual memory managem
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    You mean when they added the plan to add opt-in telemetry?
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Did you try KeePassXC?
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    Here's to hoping that this is aimed at Oracle and it all works out for Alma (I hate Oracle)
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    >I wept because of the cruelty. But I also wept because I helped create the system that could do this to someone. I believe these must've been Oppenheimer's words
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    by Yasuraka 3y ago

    As far as Google's open sourced repos go: C++ 295 Go 252 Java 235