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bostand
10y ago
Well, it's a French statue... Also, it sounds awfully like "libertarian". Not a big fan.
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10y ago
Funny you mention that. I tried i3 last year but quickly realized I already have the good parts in tmux. I am now trying to simplify my workflow by only using tmux and emacs. It's minimal and works on almost any system I log into.
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bostand
10y ago
Let's write one and call it plan 11 :) More seriously, the same people were involved in all three so they are already inspired by each other
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bostand
10y ago
Out of curiosity, would you still use terminator/iterm if you used tmux in every shell? I understand term* provides some additional functions, but would you still consider it worthwhile?
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bostand
10y ago
Clever! You just solved my main issue with tmux!
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10y ago
I learned to give up making things exactly to my liking and learn to use the default key bindings. Now I can log into any machine and be 100% productive.
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bostand
10y ago
Was this copy pasted from another site? The article I'd a day old but all screenshots are from ancient android versions. And so are their advice.
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10y ago
Well, if there is over company that needs to learn to not bribe people its these guys. Actually, they are probably not worse than anyone else, they just happen to get cut very often. They should instead make a page called Don't get cau
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10y ago
I would rather just not visit sites that want me to disable my ad blocker.
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10y ago
Fpga and co have not always come with registers. Back in the days this was more or less how it was done.
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10y ago
Until the next botnet arrives... Instead of all this someone should sue whoever makes these devices. Once some money is on the line we will see security improve pretty rapidly. As a bonus we will see less gimicky functions that nobody reall
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10y ago
The sooner they admit TFS is dead and commit 100% to git the better. In fact, I think everyone should use git :)
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10y ago
Why?? they actually had some decent discussions in the comment section.
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10y ago
Ahhh ... Was just about to ask why you are referring to yourself in third person...
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10y ago
Java never took off on Linux, but maybe C# will have a better chance once the .net core gets a bit more stable?
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10y ago
This is a great project, but the idea is not as exotic as it may sound. This is more or less how an FPGA works. Edit: Should also add that there were commercial products built like this in the 80-90's.
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10y ago
This is the first time I hear about a suicide bomber from Iran. Do you have any references to that?
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10y ago
That small detail really stands out when all other phones look so generic.
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10y ago
The android app team consist probably mostly of whales. (observation based on the fluidity of their app)
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10y ago
The samsung edge family has a real wow factor to it. On the street they really stand out among the generic rectangle-with-rounded-corner design everyone else are holding. I don't think it's the most ergonomic design, but it really
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10y ago
If a Pixel and the Xiaomi Mi Mix had a child, this is how it would look like.
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10y ago
Somewhere between 500 and 2000 usd for the complete port? (based on an old apple story about Jobs vs Woz)
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10y ago
So my first steps into the programming world was guided by Bill Gates?
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10y ago
Remember the time when software X on wintel ran circles around software X on macos/ppc and people pretended it was not the case? Guess we are going to see more of that soon.
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10y ago
If you don't see it under the advanced mouse settings (or whatever its called) something is wrong. Most likely you don't have the correct drivers, which is odd since they are installed automatically...
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10y ago
Actually there are more or less only two big ones used in 2017: the well engineered open source boot solution that ARM started and is now backed by Linux and that piece of garbage that Qualcomm uses. Hopefully next year this time there will
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10y ago
What?
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10y ago
Karma?
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10y ago
This all all fun until the reporters trying to contact Google for comments are met by an automatic system that refers them to a blog post that refers them back to the first automated system. If you have ever been a Google customer you know
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10y ago
Wait, Trump is a billionaire and also does business all over the world, which makes him a globalist. Hmmm... this is all so confusing...
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