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by donio 6y ago
Yeah I guess that would work as a last resort but it's a pretty big hoop to jump through compared to just scp-ing the binary over. I guess I will stick with SDK 28 builds as long as I possibly can and start looking at alternatives for
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by donio 6y ago
The workaround won't help with self-installed executables though, right? Like when I cross-compile something on my dekstop and copy the executable to run under Termux?
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by donio 6y ago
- ssh (with a proper openssh config and various convenience wrappers around it) - a local bookmark manager and search redirector that i wrote in Go (much easier to just run in termux than turning it into an Android app) - sshd to allow adho
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by donio 6y ago
What I see is that the Scheme one is a lot more thorough and still shorter.
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by donio 6y ago
> Performance has historically been an issue for Lisp because its model is tightly tied to interpretation That hasn't been true since 1962.
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by donio 6y ago
Neat. Not quite the same thing but here is a small hack that I use to view pandoc supported formats in emacs: https://gist.github.com/imarko/ec8f39550662fcd16908b7ec9d100... Can be changed to use .txt or .md if preferr
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by donio 6y ago
> Imagine Wine but 10 times better I have a hard time doing that, Wine is already so good. I can certainly imagine better but even 2x better is kinda hard to picture.
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by donio 6y ago
Even then it's wasting my time. The "17 days ago" is basically never what I want.
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by donio 6y ago
> proprietary synaptics driver In what way is it proprietary? xf86-input-synaptics is MIT and the kernel driver is GPL.
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by donio 6y ago
Controversial opinion but making sure that your game runs well under Wine is not the worst way to ship games for Linux. This is especially true once the game gets older and less supported. The native Linux libraries might move on over time
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by donio 6y ago
Emacs is in that blissful state where it's resisting sacrificing its core user base by trying to cater to people who are not going to use it anyway. As a long term user I am very happy with the direction of Emacs development over the p
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by donio 6y ago
I don't have PA on my system and I am able to play audio from many sources at the same time using ALSA only. Not sure if this requires hardware/driver support or something, I don't have any special ALSA config. I don't k
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by donio 6y ago
Both Firefox and Chromium can be built without PA support so that they use ALSA directly.
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by donio 6y ago
What if I don't want a remote desktop though? 99% of the time I only want a the remote application I am interested in to seamlessly display on my screen, why do I have to bring along a full desktop? Seems like such a fundamental use ca
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by donio 6y ago
Emacs is the only major piece of software that I look forward to upgrading. With everything else it's a worry about what functionality will I lose this time.
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by donio 6y ago
> The most awaited version in years. Is this the version that only supports 5 extensions? Because in that case it's also the most dreaded version in years.
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by donio 6y ago
I started looking around for other cool models. First I found this beauty, the fx-890p, programmable not just in BASIC but also in C (interpreted) and assembler: https://www.thimet.de/CalcCollection/Calculators/Cas
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by donio 6y ago
Nether Earth on the Spectrum might qualify too. It had many of the elements: map and resource control, combat, building and directing units with the possibility of either microing individual ones or giving them goals, all in real time. I&#x
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by donio 6y ago
How do I pronounce... any of those?
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by donio 6y ago
...and it was probably around 1.5K lines early in its life. But that misses the point. This is very helpful for understanding how a Docker-like system works since it's a small and mostly self-contained implementation. You can read thro
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by donio 6y ago
This uses https://github.com/itchyny/gojq which is a pure Go re-implementation of jq. Can be used as a cli tool or as a library. Didn't know about this, very cool that it exists!
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by donio 6y ago
RIP Clippy
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by donio 6y ago
> Even by the standards of terminal-based applications, Emacs is far from intuitive or attractive - the text-based IDE's from Microsoft ("Quick" series) and Borland ("Turbo" series) were significantly easier to u
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by donio 6y ago
They did that too, search for "10 percent" https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/29/21241351/lyft-layoff-furl...
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by donio 6y ago
More precisely you have to be at the beginning of the line. So right after connecting or immediately after another ~ sequence (which was at the beginning of the line) works too.
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by donio 6y ago
> I'll be honest, I didn't think AOL did anything...interesting... Well, there is also https://github.com/aol/ExtJS4-Fart
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by donio 6y ago
You have it backwards. Perl 6/Raku is a completely new language, the mistake there was to call it "Perl". Perl5 on the other hand has handled its evolution much more gently than Python 2 -> 3 did.
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by donio 7y ago
You got my hopes up but Bromite doesn't support extensions according to their FAQ https://github.com/bromite/bromite/blob/master/FAQ.md
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by donio 7y ago
That's true for traditional keyboards and layouts. A keyboard with a thumb cluster that puts ctrl and meta under your thumbs makes all the difference.
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by donio 7y ago
> It’s hard to be a hunter-gatherer these days. It's the opposite. Today if things go really bad, let's say you or someone you care about gets injured, really sick or run out of food you can fall back to civilization instead of

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