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by darau1 4y ago
What you're looking for is almost definitely deeper down the rabbit hole[1]. The problem will be getting it. [1]: https://github.com/diimdeep/awesome-split-keyboards
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by darau1 4y ago
> Do you mean that the way it works does not meet your needs? Yes. I can't give you specifics, because even they are not clear in my head; I just know what FairEmail does out of the box works perfectly for me. Also, filters. I don&#
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by darau1 4y ago
Seriously? I configured all five of my email accounts on FairEmail literally a week ago, because K9 doesn't have a unified inbox. I was even going to pay for it, just so I could snooze mails without having to use the Gmail client. I
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by darau1 4y ago
Hi! Same for Guyana (GUY)
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by darau1 4y ago
In my experience, people tend to `git commit -am "nonsense"` no matter how many times I tell them not to. .gitignore at least ensures they don't add too much nonsense to the repository.
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by darau1 4y ago
I'm no expert, but I think your best bet might be electrifying something old enough to not already have any of these problems.
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by darau1 5y ago
Or maybe English isn't the writers first language? It does seem to contain an odd amount of things that seems completely random.
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by darau1 5y ago
There is Ikemen-GO, which is open source, and "supports MUGEN resources". I have not tested it myself, though. https://github.com/Windblade-GR01/Ikemen-GO/
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by darau1 5y ago
My first thought was "is there an emacs mode?"
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by darau1 5y ago
That does sound promising. It makes me wonder why , though? What does WASM do that containers don't? edit: actually no, I answered my own question in my head: I can think of some applications for WASM that docker simply can't han
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by darau1 5y ago
I've heard of webassembly replacing containerization before. As an avid abuser of gitlab-runner: does this mean I'll eventually be able to run my pipelines using webassembly instead of docker? What might this look like?
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by darau1 5y ago
I've used VIEW for this kind of thing. I don't even know what VIEW is for
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by darau1 5y ago
If I could afford it I'd buy it and learn how to use it to commute to work and back (safely, of course).
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by darau1 5y ago
Interesting. The service I use isn't there lol I'm afraid to tell anyone, now, lest it be put on the list.
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by darau1 5y ago
Fascinating. I recall two other interesting uses of ffmpeg: to stream to twitch[1], and to record video[2]. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54273291/streaming-a-str... [2] https://www.youtube.co
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by darau1 5y ago
"If it isn't in writing, it wasn't said". This is true no matter the size of the client. This is even part of an internal MOU at my current employer lol
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by darau1 5y ago
It looks more comfortable to type on than a traditional keyboard. That to me is more important than the speed improvements.
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by darau1 5y ago
> why not just let the thing play out I think because it could kill the thread, or demotivate the OP. People reflexively rejecting my contributions would demotivate me.
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by darau1 5y ago
What if we force people to wait before they can comment?
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by darau1 5y ago
We use exchange at work. Daily, I will utter some form of "Microsoft can't do anything right, man".
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by darau1 5y ago
I've also used it successfully with gmail, and others.
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by darau1 5y ago
I'm positive it works. My problem was that figuring out why something went wrong was too time consuming, or difficult. I'm sure I could figure it out, but the problem again is time.
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by darau1 5y ago
> tried Nix once or twice me too. I broke my system a bunch of times, and eventually just gave up. I remembered the other day that I have a lot of programs installed with it that I don't even want to think about updating. rofi cha
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by darau1 5y ago
I've never heard of snowflake relays. What are they?
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by darau1 5y ago
I wish more people ran TOR nodes. I intend to run one when I can.
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by darau1 5y ago
The tech is fantastic, and your writing skills also stood out to me. This is excellent work all around.
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by darau1 5y ago
True, but the key difference is that cash must be physically transported.
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by darau1 5y ago
I honestly thought the great-gitlab-exodus indicated that people saw this coming a hundred miles away.
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by darau1 5y ago
Or, if you can't give the dev some money, or a thank-you, fix it yourself. I think that's supposed to be the point of open source.
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by darau1 5y ago
Why backblaze? /r/datahoarder also recommends them, but I couldn't find a reason.

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