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by cerved 3y ago
If that's the case, you have bigger problems than documentation
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by cerved 3y ago
Don't squash. If you insist on it, I can't imagine why you wouldn't squash the commit messages You're not supposed to change commit messages. The correct lines to blame are the ones right there, not exactly rocket scienc
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by cerved 3y ago
why not just alias?
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by cerved 3y ago
The domain of style and configuration are very, very different. I'm not sure what works okay for displaying a website in different layouts on vastly different unknown devices share a lot of the same concerns of configuring programs on
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by cerved 3y ago
Perhaps you mean the same kind of specificity. Specificity is at the heart of CSS, you're not supposed to design rules with equal specificity
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by cerved 3y ago
don't you mean d3w?
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by cerved 3y ago
when would you want to do that?
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by cerved 3y ago
Probably because if you wanted to write something like SQL, you would write it in SQL, and if you want to write C#, you write C# Linq query syntax is just dumb
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by cerved 3y ago
Windows has UAC, so you run things like root all the time, it's great
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by cerved 3y ago
The reason is money. Sweet, delicious money
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by cerved 3y ago
ls assigned colors because it was configured to do so, either by you or your distribution. > plus, it's unusable in a script, because then "ls" suppresses the color. ls doesn't do anything different in a script, you p
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by cerved 3y ago
I like saving all my history, but I also find that it easily becomes a mess doing it in one file. So I split it up session, and then I merge it all into one file. # Eternal bash history. # --------------------- HISTCONTROL= HISTFI
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by cerved 3y ago
Idk, the times I grep history I just history | grep Using fzf for backwards search sounds interesting, can you elaborate? My favorite is binding key-up and down to complete using search. That's a game changer
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by cerved 4y ago
I mostly touch servers remotely
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by cerved 4y ago
I assumed they are taking about inodes
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by cerved 4y ago
Windows doesn't by default. Annoying when dual booting
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by cerved 4y ago
I used it to provide "business justification" why Vimium should be exempt from corporate block on browser extensions
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by cerved 4y ago
pipe it though less
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by cerved 4y ago
doesn't it work if you put it after the while but before the read?
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by cerved 4y ago
I guess I would do something like `-L $$ `
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by cerved 4y ago
I envy you
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by cerved 4y ago
One hundred percent agree
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by cerved 4y ago
it's kind of shit
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by cerved 4y ago
yes but there's sadly no code in what you posted
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by cerved 4y ago
I signed up for a Teams developer environment to develop and test sending email using office 365. I was able to send one email from this and the rest would just get caught in spam filters but not at the inbox level. Maybe Microsoft has prob
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by cerved 4y ago
The rest of the episode continues with Kramer getting a wild streaming setup, Elaine setting up Teams for Peterman and George quite quitting by mounting a picture in front of his webcam
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by cerved 4y ago
I think the opposite is true, most software projects benefit from safety and not performance
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by cerved 4y ago
many of the porcelain commands are or used to be in perl/bash
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by cerved 4y ago
That was not a German umlaut
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by cerved 4y ago
UPS sent me a parcel and replaced ä with ae

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