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by abdusco 5y ago
I keep having some rogue apps that are burning CPU for (seemingly) no reason. When I feel some warmness, I check `htop` and there it is, IINA (a media player) is pegging the CPU again.
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by abdusco 5y ago
Yep. Works on many paywall sites, too. Whenever you hit a paywall, turn on the reader mode, then refresh.
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by abdusco 5y ago
Reminds me of this tweet recently posted here :) https://twitter.com/cherrikissu/status/972524442600558594
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by abdusco 5y ago
If you're using JetBrains products, you can view the history of the changes for the whole project and revert mistakes by right-clicking the project > Show Local Changes. https://twitter.com/abdusdev/status/
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by abdusco 5y ago
I can run and debug .NET 5 apps (on Rosetta) using both VS Code & JetBrains Rider. You might have to update .NET 5 SDK to a more recent version.
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by abdusco 5y ago
JetBrains has released a preview version of Rider that works reasonably well on M1. It is still buggy, but editor & IDE experience is good enough. https://rider-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/4401
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by abdusco 5y ago
It seems to run relatively smoothly, but what's keeping it from running lag-free? Opening up "My Computer" takes 3-4 seconds. Why doesn't it open instantly?
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by abdusco 5y ago
You're a lifesaver, thank you! That was exactly what I've been looking for. I've played around with `ui.key.menuAccessKey` before, but I needed to turn off native menu (`widget.macos.native-context-menus`) to display the acce
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by abdusco 5y ago
It doesn't need Docker to function. You can export static HTML and host it however you like.
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by abdusco 5y ago
Looks great! Can I extend it? Does it have plugin/hook etc. support? I've just tried it with an SQLite database. It doesn't seem to support `BLOB` columns (that's reasonable). I would have liked to be able to display ima
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by abdusco 5y ago
https://ma.tt I wonder how much that domain costs. 2-letter domains are always sold at a premium regardless of TLD.
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by abdusco 5y ago
You can force click a word to trigger dictionary lookup. But I'm not sure how to get it working with a selection rather than only the word under the cursor.
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by abdusco 5y ago
One thing that bugs me is that on macOS access keys[0] are not underlined. This means I can't pick an action with the keyboard and have to use the trackpad. Anyone know how I can enable it / if that's even possible? As a rece
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by abdusco 5y ago
Cool! Music is a bit too much, but it's great that it can be turned off. Link to repo: https://github.com/vivirenremoto/doomcaptcha
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by abdusco 5y ago
Does it work well with high dpi screens now? Last time I tried to use ShareX it didn't handle 150% scaling well. Cursor alignment was a all over the place.
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by abdusco 5y ago
Check out datasette. It helps you explore a SQLite database, and exposes an JSON API with almost no configuration. It has a GraphQL plugin if that's your thing. All you have to do is dump your data into a SQLite database and serve it w
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by abdusco 6y ago
Firefox puts the option right in front of me, and I regularly use it. But I have to hunt for it / even google it to find the option in Chrome.
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by abdusco 6y ago
The term you're looking for is obfuscation. This seems like a good roundup: https://github.com/NotPrab/.NET-Obfuscator
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by abdusco 6y ago
It's not full-on systemd, but you can run init scripts on WSL startup as of Insider Build 21286. https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/01/06/announc...
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by abdusco 6y ago
> I found myself checking the HN frontpage way too often, only to make a visual diff in my brain to skim through the articles I already read. Check out hckrnews[0]. It gives you a clean chronological list of entries that you can filter d
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by abdusco 6y ago
Check out Rectangle. It meets 90% of my use cases as someone that prefers the way Windows handles windows. https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle
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by abdusco 6y ago
You can get intellisense easily with python because by the time you've written a package name, IDE will start suggesting symbols to you from sys import <suggestions> compared to node, where I have to write import {
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by abdusco 6y ago
Not mentioned in the article, but with Python 3.8, f-strings have gained the ability to print debug information using `=` specifier. name = 'world' print(f'hello {name.upper()=}') outputs: hello name.u
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by abdusco 6y ago
This[0] seems to be it but it's behind a paywall. I'd have loved to see it. [0]: https://www.vuemastery.com/courses/vue3-deep-dive-with-evan-...
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by abdusco 6y ago
I love using gsudo[0] for this. It doesn't support running as TrustedInstaller (AFAIK), but when I run into a command that requires elevated permissions, I just prepend `sudo` at the beginning, and it elevates the current shell (withou
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by abdusco 6y ago
Some components are Win32 primitives, and it may not be possible to modify them. You could try asking it in the forum[0]? Lead developer is quite responsive. https://resource.dopus.com/
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by abdusco 6y ago
For reference: https://xkcd.com/1782/
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by abdusco 6y ago
In the same field as Total Uninstall, there's Bulk Crap Uninstaller[0] that helps you stay sane when fixing up a relative's computer. It finds and helps you uninstall applications unattended, also removes leftover files after the
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by abdusco 6y ago
I'd add Directory Opus[0] to that list. It's an incredibly customizable and scriptable file explorer that allows you to fit it exactly to your workflow. It's like IntelliJ of file explorers. - Tabbed interface with multiple p
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by abdusco 6y ago
Agreed. Same with dict, set and generator comprehensions. I wish more languages included that feature.

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