aerique

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by aerique 6y ago
Not all tiling window managers are the same and one of the bigger differences is what they do with new windows, so this is really dependent on the tiling WM you've used.
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by aerique 6y ago
And to be absolutely sure I have a cronjob that backs up the DB at regular times :-)
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by aerique 6y ago
There's also KeePassX and KeePassXC which have been working fine on Linux for years. - https://keepassxc.org/ Not to mention mobile clients even on Sailfish OS.
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by aerique 6y ago
Haha, could you elaborate on that? That sounds like a fun read. disclaimer: I'm Dutch.
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by aerique 6y ago
I don't know. Just making the hedge fund managers shit their pants is good fun.
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by aerique 6y ago
Wow, that shows some great taste.
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by aerique 6y ago
You can use Rofi, dmenu or a similar application launcher.
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by aerique 6y ago
But does it run SailfishOS?
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by aerique 6y ago
Funny thing is my jailbroken iPhone 3GS was probably more secure because it had a firewall and adblocker installed. A PDF exploit got fixed faster as well. That was 10 years ago though.
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by aerique 6y ago
This was infinitely more annoying to me than the endless captchas since due to age and my eyesight getting worse I have different zoom settings for pages I visit.
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by aerique 6y ago
The economic damage from allowing Americans in is probably bigger because the health care systems will be overwhelmed again.
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by aerique 6y ago
GDScript in the Godot game engine is pretty similar to Python. • https://github.com/RodZill4/godot-procedural-maze • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YShYWaGF3Nc
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by aerique 6y ago
Chris Cornell
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by aerique 6y ago
What I saw on the local (Dutch) news is houses being severely damaged due to the melting permafrost. And who in his right mind would sunbath at 38 Celcius, especially when you're not used to it. We went past 40 last here in the Nether
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by aerique 6y ago
There's also sourcehut: https://git.sr.ht/
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by aerique 6y ago
I don't know what you mean with "SKU" but SailfishOS seems to run on it: https://community.fxtec.com/topic/2467-community-build32120u... ( https://community.fxtec.com/topic/2955-comm
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by aerique 6y ago
There will be newer people after you flocking to the new Microsoft. Given how scummy and bad they have been in the past and how many people have been cheerleading them here, do you really think it works that way? When people were warning a
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by aerique 6y ago
Not the prettiest and somewhat older here's a Common Lisp REPL using QT: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.eql5.andro... (I am NOT the author.)
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by aerique 6y ago
I've been using `jsown` for all my Common Lisp JSON needs. There are more JSON libraries and I think JSON support for Common Lisp is good, not perfect, but no worse than most other popular languages. With regards to Steve's issue
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by aerique 6y ago
Even running updatedb (except the initial run) and then running locate might be faster than running a recursive grep from the root directory. Definitely if you run that grep more than once.
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by aerique 6y ago
I have experienced something similar after I've been ill. For example, day 1 and 2 I'm just doing my work and don't feel ill yet, then day 3 I get ill and have to stay home from work. Afterwards I notice that my work from da
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by aerique 6y ago
But hopefully by then there will be a substantial amount of money in cryptocurrencies.
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by aerique 6y ago
My jailbroken iPhone 3GS was the best mobile experience I've had. Used that thing for 5 years.
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by aerique 6y ago
I've been using it on SailfishOS through Android emulation and even there it's fine. This is on thoroughly mid-range phones.
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by aerique 6y ago
Good luck with Devuan (I have no experience with it). If it doesn't work out I can recommend Void Linux. I've been using it for years as my daily driver since Debian switched to SystemD, both at work and at home.
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by aerique 7y ago
Even then the Python REPL can be quite useful but I do not expect most Python developers to use it. (This is from personal observations as a Common Lisp enthousiast.)
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by aerique 7y ago
Ah yes, I remember now. Thanks for replying to a flagged comment, do you have some kind of notification service running for this?
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by aerique 7y ago
I don't even know what I burned my internet points for since the comment I was replying to seems to have gone.
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by aerique 7y ago
In the case of Fastmail I don't know what you mean with "their preferred sync app" but I've used CalDAV-Sync in the past and now DAVx5 (because it's easier to use (used to be DAVdroid)) and I've never had these
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by aerique 7y ago
I read through and finished The Silmarillion once, when I was younger. I remember nothing.

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