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boogies
6y ago
That particular example sounds more complicated than it is to apply dwm’s alwayscentered patch, yank-put the Gimp isfloating example line in the default config.g, and s/Gimp/terminal/ (which doesn’t actually require truly gro
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The Dynamic Window Manager can also be controlled by a client program (which you can call from a file, which you can make execute from your ~/.xinitrc) with this patch (which I don’t use, but it looks like it can do most keyboard thi
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boogies
6y ago
> Also is it seems hacker news automatically removes emoji And some other characters like UPPER HALF BLOCK, LOWER HALF BLOCK, FULL BLOCK, LEFT HALF BLOCK, & RIGHT HALF BLOCK, and LIGHT SHADE, MEDIUM SHADE, & DARK SHADE
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6y ago
> I don't know many people who care about the hardware except for the camera. These phones are not for many people. > How is it? In development. The pinephone can take still shots. The Librem 5’s camera isn’t functional yet AFAIK
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6y ago
I’d add a headphone jack that doubles as a serial port, swappable battery, storage expasion, and a swappable, expandable, customizable OS and shell, like so: https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-community-edition-kde-p.
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6y ago
Seriously, why not? And why was wnevets getting downvoted? The linked article references a source I’m sure most on HN would agree is reputable, to the extent it confirms their biases. > A report in [The Washington Post]( https:/
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6y ago
> more useful because they have fewer features That’s probably why DuckDuckGo’s `!man man`/manpage.me default to FreeBSD manpages. But if you really want something non-verbose you may prefer tldr.sh, cht.sh, or bro pages.
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6y ago
> Done, a couple of seconds without even thinking about it. This was originally done in a couple of seconds without deeply thinking about it (hence originally using grep instead of `awk '/re/'`). (Edit: quote)
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6y ago
(nit) > `grep --extended-regexp` but `sed --regexp-extended` Why not use `grep -E` and `sed -E`?
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6y ago
> A 2020 version needs some extra twist at the end I was hoping the guy would turn around and knock on the door under the king, and the priest would come out and marry him to the Princess. Alternatively, if “it mattered not that [crimina
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6y ago
curl cheat.sh/python+unique+list+values+ordered returns the most-upvoted answer on that SO question. With the Free vim plugin¹, typing the question into your code buffer followed by `<leader>KK` should bring the answer up
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6y ago
> Wonder if there could be a shell tool to just dump the first stackoverflow hit for a search. There should be. I think `curl cheat.sh/programming+question` does that. There might also be a way to do that with surfraw. I just use Du
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boogies
6y ago
Or disable JavaScript for full width. Maybe just Palemoon, but the archived copy’s a bit glitchy for me: https://ibb.co/3vK1zwv
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6y ago
All of the examples. SpaceX is up against companies that made single-use rockets for decades. But the AirPods Max may have a technical differentiator (not even just an Apple logo!) — AFAIK they’re the first wireless headphones without an
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6y ago
Equally as harmless. The affiliate codes don’t give anyone any information that they don’t already have (if you’re one of whatever tiny fraction of users edit their user agent strings, why the heck would you choose to accept the the URL sug
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6y ago
I wonder: is it possible for reddit.com to go down without teddit.net also going down? (I didn’t test while reddit was down, both are up by now).
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6y ago
> Wikipedia page about the editor > So I have to scroll down to see the first relevant hit FWIW this is the top result on DuckDuckGo and Searx, and on the latter most of the first screenful of results are about the editor (all if you
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6y ago
All of `fortune -m Californian` is worth reading (and probably mostly dated). (riddles) % Q: How many Californians does it take to screw in a light bulb? A: Five. One to screw in the light bulb and four to share the
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6y ago
> The real prospects of the lack of zoning is something that nobody wants, which is why literally every civil place in the world has zoning. Calling Houston uncivil is a subjective judgement I can’t objectively falsify, and so is calling
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6y ago
Interesting, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25363022 claims that Texas has less inequality between schools.
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> Better schools across all grades [citation needed] When I type “california public schools” into DuckDuckGo, the top suggestion is “california public schools bad.” Accepting this, the top three results are: ① “California schools were on
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6y ago
A great example of this: compare Sourcehut to GitHub or any software forge that requires JS. https://forgeperf.org/
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6y ago
Stylus should work on Firefox, Chrome, and mobile Firefox.
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6y ago
Finally. There have been Stylus user styles forever, if GitHub was open source (like Gitea, which has dark mode enabled by default on some instances) they could have been merged in years ago.
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6y ago
Waste. Physical electronic waste and opportunity cost. For example, these cost more money than an average resident of Sierra Leone earns in a month. You could donate to feed their family. Or for $550, you could spend $300 on buying a Kenyan
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6y ago
> Everything works as it would on a Windows machine A fresh install came with ads, tracking, and forced updates?
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6y ago
Maybe I’m in a filter bubble, but I’ve never heard of anyone else assigning such low priority to exploits like this.
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6y ago
Element appears to have the same thing right now
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In which case they may be nice enough to block some of their software for you https://www.techrepublic.com/article/microsoft-blocks-major-...
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> Now imagine doing that same thing for every system you're programming on. As a matter of fact, I already do, the XCompose way. yadm clone /path/to/dotfiles/repo.git¹ As for the vim way, why would I use a
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