donio

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by donio 5y ago
It is slower than we'd like it to be but the breakneck pace of the first couple of years with a new hero ever 3 weeks wouldn't have made sense in the long term either. It was necessary early on to fill out the roster but what the
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by donio 5y ago
> Stay in lane for 20 minutes? Sure, why not You mean you are pretty much stuck doing just that for half the game. Hope you like lasthitting all day, GLHF.
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by donio 5y ago
> - MOBA (HotS has been discontinued) Development has certainly slowed down but it's still alive with new content, Hero reworks and balance patches. https://heroespatchnotes.com/patch/summary.html
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by donio 5y ago
zsh supports extracting options from the command's --help output and it even recognizes when FILE or DIR is specified as the argument for an option. There is probably something like that for bash too.
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by donio 5y ago
Get me to the pod! https://youtu.be/XkU1LFgKS9Y?t=64
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by donio 5y ago
That's a different kind of bootstrapping though. The OP is about building up to a toolchain from almost nothing using only source code and only relying on some tiny binaries that could be hand-assembled or verified. And it also uses a
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by donio 5y ago
"busybox vi" is another option in these situations when that's available. It will happily run in a blank chroot. Everybody should know a little ed though, it's not that hard.
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by donio 5y ago
Would you call a Debian system a walled garden too then?
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by donio 5y ago
For me ssh to access my main Emacs session is a big part of it but I also run some shell scripts and CLI tools and services written in Go. ssh-ing back into the phone for file transfer is another important use.
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by donio 5y ago
Once there is no way to run Termux that will be the end of the line for me and I've been on the Android train since the G1 days. I am ok with installing it from F-Droid or adb as long as it remains runnable. (I guess I am in the bargai
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by donio 5y ago
I don't think that there is anything to get. It was probably a semi-random submit and the hivemind was in the mood to click on it.
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by donio 5y ago
YAML sucks but so does TOML, especially when it comes to nested data structures like the layout.yaml shown on the front page. There are no good configuration languages in existence and there never will be. We have rejected Lisp/sexp so
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by donio 5y ago
I guess the first step is to enable Javascript
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by donio 6y ago
I actually like the current BGG UI a lot. It certainly has its quirks but it could be SO MUCH worse. It is definitely more enjoyable to use than most "modern" websites out there. Clear textual links rather than figuring out myster
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by donio 6y ago
1995 the state of the art WM was probably GWM which was fully programmable in a Lisp dialect. You could even draw your window decorations in Lisp using various primitives. It was never widely used though.
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by donio 6y ago
EXWM does some special stuff though. It maps X11 windows in a way that they appear to be Emacs buffers and are managed as such. It also optionally captures certain input from them so that Emacs sequences (for example stuff prefixed by C-x)
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by donio 6y ago
I dread the day when I will be forced to switch since there is nothing like EXWM for Wayland and it's hard to see how such a thing could be implemented. I don't care for "smooth" or "every pixel is perfect" so
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by donio 6y ago
I use this snippet in my .zshrc to make M-v enter copy mode and start scrolling up like it does in Emacs: tmuxup(){tmux copy-mode -u} zle -N tmuxup bindkey '^[v' tmuxup The advantage of this is that you don't
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by donio 6y ago
Relative lack of syntactic sugar is one of Go's best features though.
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by donio 6y ago
There is nothing "beta" about this, it's at a "proof of concept" level at best.
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by donio 6y ago
Native Linux games break too, especially older ones. I have had to switch to Proton for several games I used to run native because their native version has stopped working after some library change. At this point I have more faith that a ga
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by donio 6y ago
> Easiest to just try Nope, easiest is to skip this and move along. The HN frontpage gets you 15 seconds of attention. It's worth taking the time to come up with a 15 second pitch before you go live.
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by donio 6y ago
That's not always as trivial as it sounds. One of the first Go programs I wrote back in the 1.0 days was a tool to detect hanging NFS mounts by doing a statfs on each mounted filesystem and reporting the ones where the call wouldn&#x27
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by donio 6y ago
There is also a unique application ID string but unfortunately that's not displayed, probably in the name of "user friendliness". Just showing that in the play store alongside the app name would go a long way.
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by donio 6y ago
I think that only tends to be the case with the newest hardware? Even 3 years ago when I finally made the switched from nvidia to an rx580 things just worked out of the box with stable Mesa and kernel versions.
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by donio 6y ago
The use of IRC as the bridge protocol is actually the best feature for me because of the multitude of client options of available including several for Emacs. I love the text focus and at least for the protocols I care about images and vide
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by donio 6y ago
Keyboards that put Ctrl and other important keys under your thumb are also great.
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by donio 6y ago
Hey now! I have fond memories of my Linux desktop from 20 years ago, I believe I was using GWM around that time. Please don't compare the abomination that is Jira to that.
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by donio 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BNT162 sounds like it's this one
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by donio 6y ago
What does that have to do with Termux or F-Droid?

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