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donio
7y ago
around 20:45
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donio
7y ago
Yes, the security team should be fired since they failed in the educational aspects of their job.
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donio
7y ago
I use this fork: https://github.com/saibing/tools which has a bunch of features ported over from bingo (which is another LSP backend for Go). References support is the important one for me.
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donio
7y ago
It would be amazing if it worked that way! But I don't think that it does. :( emacsclient only tells the Emacs session it is talking to to create a new frame, either on an X11 display or on the tty where emacsclient is running. After t
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donio
7y ago
Yes, I use tramp as well for all those things. The remote Emacs session is more for everything else I do with Emacs, mail, chat, M-x shell sessions, dev sessions in progress with language servers running, maybe a debugger. I use tty emacscl
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donio
7y ago
I bring up remote Emacs frames (from existing sessions, using emacsclient) over ssh forwarded X11 all the time. I prefer this method over tty-only because of the better keyboard support (tty can't pass through all the modifiers or even
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donio
8y ago
> How many apps do you think still use X11 graphic primitives? Good question. Let's see, what are the GUI programs that I use every day... Emacs, exwm (separate X client so I guess it counts even if elisp), st, chromium, mpv, mupdf,
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donio
8y ago
This used to be true but notmuch has added support for Xapian's DB_RETRY_LOCK feature a couple of years ago so if you have non-ancient notmuch (0.23+) and Xapian (1.3.2+) then the second process will wait for the lock instead of errori
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donio
8y ago
One more that I use: Emacs Lisp: https://github.com/ch11ng/xelb
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donio
8y ago
A couple more native X11 client implementations: Common Lisp: https://github.com/sharplispers/clx Go: https://github.com/BurntSushi/xgb Any others? (Looking for implementations of the X11 protocol
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donio
8y ago
I am using the 5th gen and it's just about the perfect Linux laptop but a while ago I read that the 6th gen needs some tweaks under Linux, https://delta-xi.net/#056 or https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.p
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donio
8y ago
Another option is to keep a local mirror of your gmail, this can be one or two way and with or without tags. https://github.com/gauteh/gmailieer and http://isync.sourceforge.net/ are tools I've us
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donio
14y ago
Depends on the app. Emacs can survive and re-attach later. A single emacs session can be connected to multiple X (and tty) sessions at a time. I use this all day, my emacs session runs for weeks or months between restarts and I just connect
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donio
14y ago
I have just tried cross-compiling this with GOARCH=arm and the resulting statically linked executable works nicely on Android. I am sure ps_mem can be made to work too but this is easier and handy. (Android has some other ways to get this s
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donio
14y ago
Isn't bytes.Fields what you were looking for with splitSpaces?
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14y ago
it's too visually-interesting
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donio
14y ago
I don't know what robomartin got but the Dell U2412M which is a decent 24" 1920x1200 IPS panel can be had for $300.
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donio
16y ago
ddar seems more similar to bup. A comparison between those two would be awesome. I see that ddar supports removing old archives which bup doesn't yet. bup on the other hand already has a fuse filesystem which is on the todo list for ddar.