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Again alas, long lines is not the only large-file problem in Emacs. Though perhaps most of my woes pertain to Org-mode, but I had to look for a solution to edit large files in the past. This is probably the most current implementation of a
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5y ago
Emacs is actually quite poor at opening large files, at least comparatively—depending on the machine, 65K lines may be enough. However, there's an addon, i.e. a ‘mode’, that implements editing of large files somehow. Vim, on the other
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5y ago
Jack Antonoff mentions similar concerns here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=GhDc1CFGvjk
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aasasd
5y ago
I bet the most popular track name in techno is “Untitled”.
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5y ago
You realize that you can do such a format with HTML? And ‘print’ to PDF if you wish? Truly my bafflement is infinite as to why people keep dragging in PDF when all they make is a bunch of text with maybe a few images or tables. My guess is,
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5y ago
Personally I long for a syntactic merge-tool. Every time Syncthing hiccups for some reason, I'm up for a merge session with my Org-mode files, in the vein of: ‘These properties look just like those ones, only with a different timestamp
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5y ago
Personally I'm waiting for a report showing that Google still swipes the location in some ways even when ‘location history’ and whatever the other toggle is, are both turned off. Because of course they do. Reminder: US police use Googl
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5y ago
That's not something that normal cats do. Cats do treat humans as play partners, and frequently scratch the hands and legs in such activity. But I've never experienced more than a boop on the face, from something like five cats (a
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5y ago
Perhaps the function shouldn't accept the unit of sec². Not least because I have no idea what a delay in that unit could signify.
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5y ago
Very nice. I actually wanted to concoct something like this for Anki, with large streets of the city—since in this sprawl I sometimes only vaguely know what's on the other end of it. But didn't think that web maps could serve me f
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5y ago
Again, I have to lament that science curiosity in babies is cruelly punished, whereas it should be greatly encouraged.
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5y ago
I failed a bunch of times to find a terminal differ that could display diffs and especially merges with convenience comparable to graphical tools like Meld, KDiff of Idea's built-in merger. So far the best I could dig up is `icdiff` fo
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5y ago
There's a folk belief (or maybe a legend of such belief) that when moving into a new house, one should let in the cat first, observe where they choose the resting place, and promptly install the bed there. I guess those people restrict
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5y ago
If you really think that in security of open-source people should tolerate a malware attack because the author says ‘oh, I'm fighting those Russians’, then I sure hope I'll never have to use any of your software.
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5y ago
Also: when ‘colors’ and ‘faker’ packages printed stuff in the output in an endless loop, NPM and Github banned the author and took over the packages. When ‘node-ipc’ overwrote all files on disk, NPM just waited while the author himself publ
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5y ago
So, if I understand the story right, the author was allowed to continue on NPM as if nothing happened? Even though the issue was discovered in the original version before he published updates? https://www.theregister.com/202
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5y ago
Context, apparently: „JavaScript library node-ipc updated to wipe files from Russia systems“ https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/18/protestware_javascrip... The fact that the author was not immediately banned
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5y ago
So non-tracking is optional, while the ‘principle’ says it must not be optional.
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5y ago
I'm way into my middle age, and I find the author an obnoxious and boring stuck-up who thinks that our collective recovery from the 90s' excess is now a sacred cow. Meanwhile, the discussed design is just a rather restrained and s
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5y ago
You draw the voxels on the screen. You color pixels according to the positions of voxels, and shove them into the framebuffer. IIRC Vangers could work without 3d acceleration (in the original release, at least), and possibly did not require
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5y ago
Voxels as in ‘3d pixels’ have been around since the 90s at the least, as evidenced by Vangers. Later, some people took the word and used it to describe Minecraft, in the meaning ‘big blobs that aren't even the smallest atomic unit, as
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5y ago
Real shame that the ‘voxel’ word got hijacked for cubes, which are obviously polygonal. In ‘Vangers’, the map is made and rendered with real voxels. Now that's some shit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9R7QJ5Sh1o Sim
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The state and the church in Russia are dancing and courting for a long time now, just short of having the Tsar anointed by the patriarch. But not in pursuit of spiritual or moral purity.
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5y ago
Hollywood will again strike back at Russians by mangling their names and putting up jumble of Cyrillic instead of a single actual Russian word. Lshtshfum Ashchf will again outmaneuver the baddies and turn out to be the American Universal He
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5y ago
For the context, ’listing as an extremist organisation’ is just a euphemism for forbidding a government-opposing group of people and harassing them individually with prosecution, while ‘opening a criminal case’ means than the gov found anot
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5y ago
You might want to try finding sources for that. Other than neighbor HN comments. And differing from ‘a Duma member proposed that’.
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5y ago
Will it be an economic strategy where the player gets to decide to stop buying Russian gas by 2030? You know, do the one thing that Pu and buddies actually care about.
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5y ago
They work pretty much the same way, so I think there shouldn't be a difference in regard to computer screens. As for the surroundings—I toyed with cycling glasses for a bit, which for some reason had amber-yellow plastic, and personall
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5y ago
To add static CSS styles, you need to know the structure of the HTML in advance, which the extension doesn't. And to modify the DOM—even to add styles on it—you need to traverse it, i.e. read. Plus, the whole job of the extension is pr
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5y ago
To redefine styling in CSS, you need to know the structure of the HTML for a specific site or page. If you don't know it, you need JS to poke in HTML, fiddle with the styles and hope that it works out alright.
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