donio

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by donio 7y ago
Doesn't seem to cover Slack, I guess you'd do that by running one of the Slack to IRC gateways on a VPS and connecting to that using an IRC client.
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by donio 7y ago
I remember those days too, the lack of a good GUI toolkit felt like such a big deal. Funny that nowadays I find myself using applications that don't use a UI toolkit, Emacs (compiled without toolkit), st, mupdf, games that do their own
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by donio 7y ago
It's like the Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swapping joke for Emacs. These days a minimal Emacs is more like 18MB RSS rather than 8 but that's still tiny compared to modern apps.
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by donio 7y ago
That chapter was dumb even when it came out. X is awesome and it's amazing how well it has stood the test of time. I am not looking forward to the day when I won't be able to do half the things I do today with my EXWM setup becaus
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by donio 7y ago
Play custom game, survival mode and see how many waves you can survive. I think the campaign is more of a tutorial thing and to have a mode with a sense of progression.
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by donio 7y ago
I can only speak for myself but I got it because it looked like an awesome pocket ssh console. And it was. Connectbot was ready to go on launch thanks to the sdk and emulator that was released ahead of time. Android being open source was a
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by donio 7y ago
That's not the case at all. Every process produces an exit status when it terminates and many things besides interactive shells use them. Pretty much anything that runs a subprocess should retrieve the exit status to see if the child p
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by donio 7y ago
That was indeed the case. A better use for it was running "telnetd" which was how we got root access to the device initially.
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by donio 7y ago
As a physical keyboard fan the Dream was awesome. Sure, the trackball was wonky, the multitouch sensor was limited and the screen resolution and RAM was very low by today's standards but it was a great start. And given that it was hack
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by donio 7y ago
What does this have to do with ttys or terminals though?
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by donio 7y ago
Thankfully this is customizable, like everything else in Emacs (setq sentence-end-double-space nil)
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by donio 7y ago
Emacs has had SVG support for a while so you can get more than just ASCII art. See the svg-clock package on ELPA for example. This is what the code looks like: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs/elpa.git/t
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by donio 7y ago
It's a preference. These have been available for Emacs in various forms for a while but I much prefer side info (from lsp and the like) to pop up in another buffer and only when I ask for it.
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by donio 7y ago
Is it shared credentials even for business accounts? Surely they must have some kind of team based shared access option for that?
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by donio 7y ago
I don't use Dropbox so I am wondering, is this fundamentally different from storing everything in S3? Is it like a single S3 bucket? Or multiple buckets on the same account?
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by donio 7y ago
Calibre is not bad if you stick to the CLI utilities and avoid the GUI. ebook-convert in particular is pretty much all I need from Calibre. I normally run it with the following options: ebook-convert input.someformat output.mobi --remov
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by donio 7y ago
Look, this was somebody's OKR so it had to be shipped. Can't you people understand that?
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by donio 7y ago
My text oriented browser of choice is M-x eww in emacs. Obviously it doesn't work for everything but it works for some things I care about. For example going over "who is hiring" posts on HN with full access to the text navig
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by donio 7y ago
https://github.com/bddean/emacs-ereader is another one. Similar features, the biggest difference is that nov shows a chapter at a time while ereader renders the entire document at once which allows doing isearch over t
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by donio 7y ago
Are you planning to continue focusing on the core product (Grafana) or also branching out into other areas of the observability stack? (tsdb, log store etc)
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by donio 7y ago
vishing is defined as using social engineering with the intention to get access to the user's vi session. The article is obviously using the term incorrectly.
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by donio 7y ago
https://anuke.itch.io/mindustry is an open source game with some similarities to Factorio Here is the pathfinder code: https://github.com/Anuken/Mindustry/blob/master/core/src/i
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by donio 7y ago
https://investor.activision.com/news-releases/news-release-d... It may be a huge potential market but it's not a huge portion of current revenues. All of APAC (which is not just China) is only 12% of the total.
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by donio 7y ago
It could be argued that using the best available implementation for each is the more fair comparison.
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by donio 7y ago
xantfarm is another one I like, ant farm in your root window https://acme.com/software/xantfarm/
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by donio 7y ago
SecondSystemEffect
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by donio 7y ago
It used to be more or less true in the early days. For me the "one obvious way to do it" ship has sailed with list comprehensions which was introduced in 2.0 (released in 2000)
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by donio 7y ago
One way is to override the libc time functions using LD_PRELOAD using something like https://github.com/wolfcw/libfaketime This doesn't work with everything (for example doesn't work with Go because Go doesn&
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by donio 7y ago
Same, been using it since 2002, my current image has been rolling since 2008, that's when I switched to amd64. Never cared about the performance tuning aspect, it's all about flexibility and control.
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by donio 7y ago
Wine has had 64 support for ages. A typical wine installation is multi-arch, supporting both 64 and 32 bit windows programs which is very important because running older 32 bit only programs is a huge use case for wine. The post you linked

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