chaps

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by chaps 2y ago
Combining both powershell and unix is neat!
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by chaps 2y ago
Heh, right when this started, Windows 11 started freaking out and blacking out my screen every 3s or so. Had to reboot to fix it! Definitely possible it wasn't this outage, but....
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by chaps 2y ago
With screen splitting?
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by chaps 2y ago
Hah, neat. Had a similar idea long long ago. Wanted to run it against the show, Friends, to model the object interactions against text to speech results against a transcript. The idea was to create a speech to text slash plot generator usin
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by chaps 2y ago
Let me rephrase that -- is it good enough to use 100% of the time you're in a terminal? Cause that's what I do with tmux and it works phenomenally. Haven't had a similarly good experience with screen before, but I'm open
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by chaps 2y ago
Okay, but is it actually good?
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by chaps 2y ago
Probably!
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by chaps 2y ago
shpool doesn't allow splitting screens either! But I guess in my head, screen is largely for resuming a shell connection on a remote host while tmux is a window splitter.
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by chaps 2y ago
Or use GDB to change stdin/stdout of the nohup'd process to the current shell!
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by chaps 2y ago
This is more of a `screen` replacement than a `tmux` replacement, yeah? Was hopeful for an actual replacement (no, not iterm) to tmux.
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by chaps 2y ago
I'm not sure what your comment is digging at. Are you asking me to give you examples where the wrong data was leaked through FOIA? Because if so, -- https://mchap.io/that-time-the-city-of-seattle-accidentally-... It&#x
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by chaps 2y ago
Does it though? You weren't able to find statistics of the adoptions you mentioned ;) Sure, WE can exercise good browsing hygiene... but what about someone who's the victim of domestic violence and don't have that option? O
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by chaps 2y ago
Okay then, why focus on major sites? Surely we should care about minor sites as well..?
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by chaps 2y ago
It's easier in that it's just an email and will probably be free. It's harder because it couldn't be a targeted attack and would need to rely on the failure of the people handling the request. But failures happen... cons
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by chaps 2y ago
"They cannot store your browsing data for most major websites" That "most" is doing a hell of a lot of work there.
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by chaps 2y ago
Yes, that is what FOIA is. I've submitted probably over 3k requests and, well, you're WAY simplifying the extent of the issues and the dynamics of these things. For example -- is your neighbor's email address suddenly public
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by chaps 2y ago
1. Yes, you can. See: https://mchap.io/that-time-the-city-of-seattle-accidentally-... (I'm the author) 2. You're joking, right?
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by chaps 2y ago
My prediction of municipal broadband is that someone down the line is going to submit a FOIA request for their neighbor's internet history and the municipality will accidentally fulfill the request in violation of the law. Or leak many
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by chaps 2y ago
Indeed. Having worked in change management for a time and having to use change management software at larger companies... fuck. It's all so bad. Slow and buggy because each time you fill out a field, it has to validate it before you ca
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by chaps 2y ago
Maybe don't shout out to the world that you're vulnerable to sql injection?
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by chaps 2y ago
While you're at it, could you re-add controls to the video? Yeah I know two minutes is short, but.. I just want to see some screenshots!
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by chaps 3y ago
An italian opera about becoming a bird, but with the dreadful realization that you're a chicken: https://suno.com/song/63df5758-c533-447a-be4a-06dcb5abdbbf this is absolutely wonderful.
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by chaps 3y ago
Thank you! Hopefully by the end of the year but these things can get, strange.
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by chaps 3y ago
Every now and then, yep :) https://mchap.io/that-time-the-city-of-seattle-accidentally-...
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by chaps 3y ago
My worst nightmare was a semicolon-delimited file. Where one of the columns had hand-typed street names - without quotes.. so "WELLS" was often "WE;;S". Since it was the only column like that, the # of columns to the lef
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by chaps 3y ago
Why is this getting downvoted? They're right that the criticism is pretty excessive: "Maybe his next article will be about how airlines should speak Esperanto because English is such a flawed language. That’s a clever and uniq
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by chaps 3y ago
"Always no"? What. Really not sure what you mean here when you agree that the possibility of it working exists. I get the sentiment -- when I request data through FOIA, I will almost always request it as "an excel format&quot
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by chaps 3y ago
Nice. Anyone know if similar exists going the opposite direction? Specifically thinking of postgresql -> oracle sql.
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by chaps 3y ago
Friend, there are better ways to say what you're attempting to say without coming off as an overwhelmingly insufferable douche. I think, at least, since hell, I honestly can't even tell what your point is because instead of focusi
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by chaps 3y ago
Let’s switch tracks for a second. Have you ever noticed how at a job, not having enough work produces a different (and usually worse) state of misery than having too much? Join a non-profit and a lot of these problems go away :)

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