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auscompgeek
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auscompgeek
3y ago
It's Lua. Presumably they're using Neovim.
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3y ago
The ChromiumOS Python style guide notes the difference between Google's public Python style guide and their internal one. > New projects should use that unmodified public Python Google style guide (4 space indent with methods_with_u
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auscompgeek
3y ago
That Medium link 404s for me.
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3y ago
DNSSEC adoption is pretty low outside of customers of large nameserver providers (that support DNSSEC out of the box), and also requires the registrar and registry support DNSSEC too. Unfortunately there are still some out there that don&#x
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auscompgeek
3y ago
I can't access any of my repos in the web UI by direct URL.
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auscompgeek
3y ago
Variable annotations were only added in Python 3.6. Defining a typed namedtuple in Python 3.5 looked like this: Foo = typing.NamedTuple('Foo', [('a', int), ('b', str)])
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auscompgeek
4y ago
I presume that would unfortunately break websites in _other_ ways, if they're UA-sniffing Firefox in unconventional ways. At that point they might as well remove it altogether instead of drastically changing the UA string.
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auscompgeek
4y ago
Mozilla froze the macOS version in User-Agent strings past Catalina too, also due to web compatibility issues (particularly with older versions of the Unity game engine). Other engines do the same as well: https://www.otsukare.in
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4y ago
From Adobe's end: https://news.adobe.com/news/news-details/2022/Adobe-to-Acqui...
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4y ago
Isn't Element Matrix Services a "commercially supported SaaS version"?
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4y ago
We have plans for adding a keyboard interface [0] at least, though it's still an open discussion. If you're after straight Neovim support though, perhaps nvim-treesitter-textobjects [1] might tickle your fancy? [0]: https:/&
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4y ago
Isn't it mentioned in the README in the tarball?
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auscompgeek
4y ago
Indeed. I actually linked the redirect to demonstrate it does indeed redirect correctly.
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auscompgeek
4y ago
It doesn't look like it went private, just moved: https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-fonts Unless you're referring to a different font repo they had?
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auscompgeek
4y ago
How are tarballs any more of a pain than .7z?
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auscompgeek
4y ago
Heh, I can see how this can be misinterpreted :P That's the entire Source Control team (of 5 people) today. Among other things, they work on improving Git performance ;)
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auscompgeek
4y ago
One of the nice things about using Bazel is caching builds, avoiding rebuilding parts of the monorepo that are completely unaffected by someone's changes.
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auscompgeek
4y ago
It's one XLIFF file per locale per component, not including the source en_US. We currently support 104 locales. More info: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28931601
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auscompgeek
4y ago
.xlf isn't a config file format here. It refers to XLIFF, a standard for translation files. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XLIFF
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auscompgeek
5y ago
There is the "Reduce motion" accessibility option (in the Display section) which turns the animation into a fade instead of a swipe. Not instant, but it might be a bit faster.
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auscompgeek
5y ago
Note that you can specify a custom merge driver for different file types using a combination of gitattributes and git-config: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Attribute...
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auscompgeek
5y ago
Facebook do require a phone number to access their API (or otherwise manage a Facebook App).
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auscompgeek
5y ago
Isn't that what Discord's spoiler tags are for?
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5y ago
Yup, I believe this is the latest proposal: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/2836
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auscompgeek
5y ago
I personally don't use a virtualenv for weechat-matrix; seems like a bit of a hassle. Either way, `virtualenv` is a drop-in replacement for `python -m venv` (or rather it was the other way around - virtualenv came first, but virtualenv
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5y ago
Sure, but macOS doesn't ship a /etc/profile that sources /etc/profile.d/*.
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auscompgeek
6y ago
For those looking for property based testing for Python: https://hypothesis.works
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auscompgeek
6y ago
I think you might be missing an oxygen atom there.
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6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Page_(computer_memory)
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6y ago
GitHub issues let you attach videos since last month: https://github.blog/changelog/2020-12-16-video-upload-public...
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