braggerxyz

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by braggerxyz 2y ago
Agreed, it has rough edges. But the UI got improved with the last update to 0.4.2. Havent had crashes on Linux, had some on Windows through. But still, its Beta quality Software and better than most other editors already. And its cross plat
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
I cannot use Sublime without license in my work setting without violating License terms. That's a huge deal breaker
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
Maybe Sublime Text is good, but I refuse to pay for something as profane as a text editor. A decent editor (syntax highlighting, LSP, regex search, keybindings for the 21st century etc) needs to be part of every operarting system. For me no
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
I see why the author did this, building a video game with all of its resources (source code, shaders, assets, docs etc.) is actually very complicated. But then I might ask why all of it needs to be build all of the time? Why not make dedica
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
OP wanted speed. You don't get that with Meson.
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
Getting make to work on Windows (a hard requirement from OP) the same way as on Linux is basically impossible. If you only live in the Linux/Unix world than make is more than enough, I agree.
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
This article resonates greatly with me. And because this is not happening anytime soon, I run with Android phones in the "throw away" price range (~200€) or even refurbished ones until the battery or the charging port dies, or my
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
IDE config doesnt belong into vcs. And a screenshot or a GIF would be well appreceated. Other than that, code looks ok for a small project
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
> It would also be nice to know why: 1. Killing was quicker than restarting. If you happen to restart one of the instances that was hanging in the infinite thread, you can wait a very long time until the Java container actually decides t
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
> It's shockingly stable. So much so that resolving the root cause isn't considered a priority and so we've had this running for months. The trick is to not tell your manager that your bandaid works so well, but that it ba
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
> I've seen scheduled index rebuilds on Oracle If you do look into the Oracle dba handbook, scheduled index rebuilds are somewhat recommended. We do it on weekends on our Oracle instances. Otherwise you will encounter severe perform
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
Because of the debacle around VSCode extensions owned by Microsoft that recently surfaced here on HN, it's good to have an alternative.
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
You know that every respectable editor nowadays has a auto-save feature on focus loss? So just alt+tab from your editor to your browser and refresh.
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
So true. I've done it in the past just to get bitten in the a* by my intricate configs or more the lack of them months or sometimes even years later. Working with the standards is the way to go, life is to short to work with VI and int
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
Nice idea, and great implementation. And I really resonate with the "physical media is great" mantra. That's why I still buy a lot of DVDs of the movies I or my kids like. Last winter we had a two day internet outage, and all
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
Hmm, doesn't appeal to me. There is nothing over stock FF which I would consider important for me.
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by braggerxyz 2y ago
This is what I settled for after using Arch and looking for a Non-SystemD alternative that feels a lot like Arch. The thing that threw me the Void direction instead of Alpine was glibc support so I can use NVidia drivers (yes I know, Booo N