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by d12bb 4y ago
Unix is not just a set of terminal commands, it's the whole system architecture, and the fact that all those derive from the original old AT&T Unix. If I run the Bash shell on Windows, it won't turn it into Unix either..
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by d12bb 4y ago
Never knew it was that old. Sure, watching it nowadays, it's obviously not done using modern technology, but a compelling story and acting instead (which is often lacking in modern blockbusters). I'd have put somewhere in the nine
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by d12bb 4y ago
Well, to quote some Go.. if err != nil { return nil, err }
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by d12bb 4y ago
My employer (in a ~40k town on the border of a metro region) rents out space to the local Sparkasse, who have 3 or 4 banking buses and a small non-public office there. I can see these buses come and go every day. That said, last time I visi
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by d12bb 4y ago
I did the same challenge this year, though I didn't use as “esoteric” languages (TeX… I love it :D), but I've made it more difficult than necessary by using the languages I'm familiar with first, before realizing this might b
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by d12bb 4y ago
Or even 2022.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Depends. Highly specialized apps (Blender comes to mind) fare better using custom toolkits. Anything else probably should use the platform-native one, not only for looks (lots of really great mac-only apps use customized widgets, see Things
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by d12bb 4y ago
> Anyway, use firefox or librewolf. Stop enabling the chromium monopoly! Or Safari of course, it's really a great browser if one's on the Mac.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Anything HomeKit is local-first. That's one thing Apple actually got right, and thankfully has pushed into the new Matter industry standard too. Won't work without some Apple device though of course.
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by d12bb 4y ago
I sometimes think the ~40 I do have to be a bit excessive :D
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by d12bb 4y ago
I redid my config [0] using Tangerine recently and am very happy with it. Lisps are such a great thing just from a syntax and readability perspective alone. Can't understand all that startup time craze though, my Neovim has always been
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by d12bb 4y ago
My experience sitting in on 112 dispatchers as part of my EMS training was different. Multiple times per shift a caller would just start the conversation with something like “This is no emergency, I'm an employee of Vodafone/T-Mob
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by d12bb 4y ago
It is a blog, why would I subscribe to your fckin newsletter, and why doesn't the pop-up have a close button?
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by d12bb 4y ago
I don‘t know whether it is net good or bad for the individual, but it’s definitely bad for modern climate and environment compared to more plant-based diets.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Been years in the making… And has enough lead time to still buy popcorn for watching how the big ones will get out of their way to comply in the most malicious way possible.
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by d12bb 4y ago
I don't know all of your mentioned apps that well, but the ones I know just hide the markdown and provide shortcuts and buttons to insert it. I for one almost never use the shortcuts or syntax insertion buttons in Bear, instead writi
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by d12bb 4y ago
That would mean they get deleted every few months when an OS update forces me to reboot only. Why would I ever close my browser?
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by d12bb 4y ago
As you're already using fd for find, you may like ripgrep for replacing grep.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Well, count me in the third group: I make use of hierarchical storage, consistent naming conventions, and other organizational tricks to give me a rough idea of where any file might be. I also fail miserably at it (apart from dev/progr
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by d12bb 4y ago
The difference is that serving Access Denied Leads to the users of these malicious browsers just getting more ads over time, as the filter lists can’t be updated anymore. Serving a special list containing popular sites would result in the u
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by d12bb 4y ago
I learned it combining the Book and Rustlings. There's a table in the exercises directory mapping the exercises to the chapters of the book, so I'd every day do the exercises for yesterdays chapter first before todays chapter to h
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by d12bb 4y ago
Using that too, but as another user in this thread pointed to https://consentomatic.au.dk , I'll try that for a bit I guess..
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by d12bb 4y ago
Ah nice, now I'm spoilt for choice again… Currently using Super Agent, now I wonder if this one may be better…
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by d12bb 4y ago
I just love that apple.com itself is included there.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Or I can just use Homebrew with a Brewfile. Sure, not nearly as powerful, but does the job..
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by d12bb 4y ago
> For instance parking payment apps, mobile ticket apps etc Should just be a payment terminal instead of an app. Beyond that, there's App Clips for one time use, and accessibility is worse on the web than on the iPhone (can't s
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by d12bb 4y ago
Here in Germany, “Sparkassen” and “Volksbanken”, which together have >50% market share, both don't support Google Pay, instead providing their own (according to acquaintances using them, not that good) payment apps. They both suppor
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by d12bb 4y ago
And it is. iPhones have fewer exploits, and (in general) provide longer support with updates fixing them when they occur.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Docs is all offline with Dash, no problem :)
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by d12bb 4y ago
Yeah, web is the best example… In short, the process is something like this: 1) Chrome implements a new feature they think is useful 2) Google uses their people in the standard committees to push it into the standards 3a) it's actually

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