cygned

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   by cygned 10y ago

   I have quite some background in OOP and switched to functional programming a few years ago, now working a lot with Clojure, where you actually have the "code is data" paradigm. And from my experience, it's way easier to model
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   by cygned 10y ago

   So broken on Safari mobile. Too bad.
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   by cygned 10y ago

   Same. Didn't even knew that exists. Awesome.
4. 424.▲
   by cygned 10y ago

   Couldn't agree more. I have been using Ubuntu from the beginning till 2013 exclusively watching the system becoming more and more mature but I was constantly tackling small problems. Suddenly the external projector won't work via
5. 425.▲
   by cygned 10y ago

   Mhm that sounds reasonable. I haven't gotten into problems with versions yet but I don't really trust npm update, because I am not always sure how it behaves. From a build tool perspective (we use npm scripts for basically everyth
6. 426.▲
   by cygned 10y ago

   Would you mind going a bit into detail? I work with npm on a daily basis and I am pretty happy so far.
7. 427.▲
   by cygned 10y ago

   While the site is down, my bet is hidden a checkbox with <label> tags and some fancy selectors (~ + and stuff).
8. 428.▲
   by cygned 10y ago

   The most useful feature imho is temporal data. Too bad Postgres does not support it.
9. 429.▲
   by cygned 10y ago

   Yeah, I was hoping to see some very cool Clojure code.
10. 430.▲
    by cygned 10y ago

    I mapped <C-c> to <Esc> in all modes. I find that way better actually.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Also using Firefox (Developer Edition) as my primary browser. But my observations are quite different: - On my machine, Firefox uses more RAM than Chrome (Canary) for the same workloads and is slower - Chrome is way faster. As a web applica
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I'd disagree here. All the most productive developers I know make heavy usage of the CLI, and some of them, including me, are even developing in it with tools like vim or Emacs.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    > You can disable the internal nginx for all application Yeah, we have tried that but that didn't work for us. Instead, the internal nginx flooded our hard drive with log files, that was a bit annoying, haha.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Yeah, that's something we learned from it. At that time, though, we just wanted to replace Redmine and only had a single machine available which was already running a bunch of things.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Honestly, installing and maintaining GitLab is still not a pleasure. The Omnibus package was too unsafe for us because we wanted greater control about versions and stuff; and the bundled pre-configured applications in it (e.g. nginx) cause
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Why do they post release information about Safari on webkit's site? I know, both are implemented/started/driven by Apple, but I would have expect webkit.org to be dedicated to the engine, only.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    There's a German law forcing telcos and email providers with more than 10.000 customers to provide access for law enforcements. German wikipedia article about it: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Mail-%C3%9Cberwachu
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I would have recommended Posteo [0]. They are known for their efforts of keeping your stuff private. [0]: https://posteo.de/en