airencracken

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by airencracken 7y ago
I used gnome2 for a while, then eventually moved to awesomewm when gnome-shell was announced, but I've settled on dwm as my wm of choice. It does what I want and nothing else.
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by airencracken 7y ago
This seems like a massive boondoggle and a potential security issue. No thanks.
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by airencracken 7y ago
https://noyaml.com/ YAML is bad. Every YAML parser is a custom YAML parser. https://matrix.yaml.io/valid.html
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by airencracken 7y ago
Not a fan. I don't mind the boilerplate to be honest.
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by airencracken 8y ago
Apparently the future can't talk to its database. "Error establishing a database connection"
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by airencracken 10y ago
Rather than continuing to struggle against these features which will continue to be added, why not use an operating system that respects your freedom?
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by airencracken 10y ago
If I have to enable javascript to view parts of your website at all, then it isn't anything like 1999.
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by airencracken 11y ago
Oh man. I'll have to tell Freenode that IRC is dead so they can shut down all of their servers.
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by airencracken 12y ago
This is less about switching providers more easily and more about preventing users from modifying even the SIM card. Apple wants you to never open or modify the device in any way possible.
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by airencracken 12y ago
To the surprise of no one.
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by airencracken 12y ago
I absolutely despise this trend. I don't know why it's so popular lately. This is the animated gif background and midi of our time.
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by airencracken 13y ago
It isn't just you. It's hard as hell to read. Blurry and it seems stilted in several ways, as if alignment is off.
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by airencracken 13y ago
Ugh. HTML e-mail is awful. My MUA doesn't need to be a browser as well.
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by airencracken 13y ago
It's an obvious power play by RedHat to force people to use SystemD which is nearly liblinux at this point. As the project subsumes other projects and adds more and more functions that directly rely on SystemD you'll be harder and
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by airencracken 13y ago
How about something with a hardware keyboard. Really sad to see those have disappeared from the market.
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by airencracken 13y ago
"Capacitve screens are so great, you don't need a stylus anymore" Sigh.
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by airencracken 13y ago
I see zero security concerns in such a setup. I'm also reminded of hivemind from defcon this year. https://github.com/seantmalone/HiveMind
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by airencracken 13y ago
Thin clients. Everything old is new again.
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by airencracken 13y ago
Ah, my mistake!
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by airencracken 13y ago
Or the neo900 http://neo900.org/
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by airencracken 13y ago
Do we really need server side javascript at all?
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by airencracken 13y ago
Yes.
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by airencracken 13y ago
Nope apparently all that matters is shiny. The short nearsightedness of some of these comments is amazing. Kudos to be reasonable.
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by airencracken 13y ago
The desire for pretty isn't an excuse to be insecure.
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by airencracken 13y ago
HTML e-mail is required for marketing? Hardly. Also "look better" is massively subjective.
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by airencracken 13y ago
No no no no no no no no no no no no no no. NO HTML e-mail was and is an awful idea. My MUA doesn't need to be a browser as well. Stop the madness, please.
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by airencracken 13y ago
AGPL would be perfect for such a product.
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by airencracken 13y ago
This is awful bordering on offensive. Not only does it assume that "productivity" is an easy to quantify set of ticks on a scale, but it completely ignores any other work besides that which can be tied into the service. What a hor
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by airencracken 13y ago
I'm a big fan of rtorrent, I just wish that it was a proper server/client. Not a fan of daemonizing things by running them in screen.
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by airencracken 13y ago
If you don't like being subject to changes in your UI, then stop using a webapp that you have no control over. Use a sane client over IMAP and be done with it.

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