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by apjana 7y ago
`keysniffer` is a Linux kernel module to grab keys pressed in the keyboard, or a keylogger. It's also an academic project for devs willing to learn Linux kernel module programming, with extensive comments, checkpatch.pl scanned code, s
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Show HN: Keysniffer – an academic functional Linux kernel mode keylogger(github.com)
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by apjana 7y ago
`bcal` (Byte CALculator) is a REPL CLI utility for storage expression evaluation, unit conversion and address calculation. If you can't calculate the hex address offset for (512 - 16) MiB, or the value when the 43rd bit of a 64-bit add
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Show HN: bcal – Storage & general-purpose CLI calculator for programmers(github.com)
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by apjana 7y ago
nnn with dvtm - https://github.com/jarun/nnn Even without dvtm you can have mutiple contexts. nnn is extremely fast with tons of features. Many plugins are available already and it's easy to add new ones.
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by apjana 7y ago
Some of the cool features available in v2.8 are: - sessions support (start where you left `nnn`) - `rclone` integration (mount S3, box, dropbox and what not!) - mount archives and view/modify without extracting - run custom c
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Terminal FM nnn adds sessions, cloud mounts and several other exciting features(github.com)
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Googler (Google from terminal) v4.0 released, works with new layout(github.com)
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by apjana 7y ago
Also ddgr: https://github.com/jarun/ddgr Same author, no tracking, works over Tor.
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by apjana 7y ago
There's a patch over v3.9 that works with the new layout: https://github.com/jarun/googler/issues/306 Hopefully we'll have a PR merged soon.
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Show HN: Pdd – Tiny CLI date, time diff calculator with timers(github.com)
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Terminal file manager nnn Wiki(github.com)
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by apjana 7y ago
Yes, you can open the results in FF.
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by apjana 7y ago
+1 for nnn!
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by apjana 7y ago
fzy is cool and probably underrated. It's the preferred fuzzy utility for file manager nnn too.
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Terminal FM nnn v2.7 released, addresses many long-term user requests(github.com)
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File manager nnn v2.6 released with many new features(github.com)
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by apjana 7y ago
A video to demonstrate how `nnn` ( https://github.com/jarun/nnn ) integrates with native Android apps and the vim editor on Termux. Device details: Android v8.1 Octa core (2 GHz, Quad core, Cortex A73 + 2 GHz,
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nnn file manager on Termux (Android)(vimeo.com)
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by apjana 7y ago
`nnn` is a lean and fast file manager, disk usage analyzer, fuzzy app launcher and batch file renamer. Homepage: https://github.com/jarun/nnn ### New in v2.5 - [plugin](https://github.com/jarun/
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File manager nnn v2.5 released with many plugins, mouse support, sshfs and more(github.com)
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by apjana 7y ago
Timing 500000 iterations F time 0.006025 I time 0.011848 Expected, right? First you called `coolsize_i(lrand48())` and then `coolsize_f(lrand48())`? In your results F should be I and I should be F. In all your tests the F
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by apjana 7y ago
Yes, even I ran the tests and noticed printing the double in snprintf() is the bottleneck Any idea how we can do that faster and we get the format we need in `nnn`?
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by apjana 7y ago
Very interesting indeed! If you can come up with a faster and accurate floating point alternative do raise a PR by all means. Many thanks for running the tests and sharing the results!
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by apjana 7y ago
There are several aspects of `rm` which seemed safer rather than re-writing the defensive logic. Though, it can be done in the code without any dependency, I agree.
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by apjana 7y ago
`nnn` is not a replacement of `ls`, it's a file manager. This is a comparison of the speed while listing. Turned out we don't need floating point for a file manager, so we left that for some other useful work.
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by apjana 7y ago
`nnn` is a console file manager.
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by apjana 7y ago
> It seems have nothing to do with speed of computation, difference in speed caused by formatting inside snprintf Both the versions have snprintf. Please share your numbers without snprintf.
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by apjana 7y ago
To get the last release: https://github.com/jarun/nnn/issues/217#issuecomment-4692263... I am not sure when I will make the next release. I need to make sure it's stable enough through testing and that w
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by apjana 7y ago
numbers here: https://github.com/jarun/nnn/pull/84

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