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by efiecho 6y ago
Urgh, sad to see one more FOSS project move there. No browsing of code or issues without Javascript. If the Javascript actually enhanced something and made the experience better, then it could probably be tolerable, but it doesn't, Git
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by efiecho 6y ago
Here's a short must-see video of Grace Hopper explaining a nanosecond: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eyFDBPk4Yw
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by efiecho 6y ago
I think another great example of a failed redesign is Internet Archive. The old design was organized, easy to use and perfect for research on a PC like most would use when browsing this site. The new design is a "mobile first" dis
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by efiecho 6y ago
As said before it's frustrating that you can't browse source code or view replies to issues without javascript enabled. This is very basic functionality. I don't expect advanced stuff to work without javascript, but simple op
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by efiecho 6y ago
Depends on the distro but mostly OpenRC, SysVinit and Runit. I find that every one of them is better than systemd. The design philosophy of systemd also goes against everything I stand for.
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by efiecho 6y ago
The more systemd free alternatives, the better.
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by efiecho 6y ago
In the past I have developed in Go on musl systems without problems, so unless something has changed, this should still not be a problem at all.
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by efiecho 6y ago
Will OpenBSD 6.5 from this day no longer receive security patches?
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by efiecho 6y ago
I have not yet been able to find a simple "Hello World" example of starting a new project with Go modules instead of $GOPATH.
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by efiecho 6y ago
> I don't really see the point. GitHub has only improved since they were acquired. Fully agree, but apparently some projects don't like having their infrastructure owned by Micosoft, that would be the only reason for switching
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by efiecho 6y ago
I find it very frustrating that Gitlab requires Javascript for simple basic things. You can't view replies to issues or even browse files in a repository. GitHub UX is so much better, but sadly many projects moved to Gitlab because of
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by efiecho 6y ago
Ha, didn't think of that, the same for me then. Not as much cocaine in mine as I had expected though.
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by efiecho 6y ago
> No one would seriously recommend an all meat diet. It will kill you. The Carnivore Diet is a real thing that is gaining popularity, if choosing between two extremes with veganism on the other side, I would much prefer an all meat diet.
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by efiecho 6y ago
I have seen movies from the 80's were each private office had a bathroom and often wondered if that was a real thing. Anyone who have worked a place with both a private office and bathroom?
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by efiecho 6y ago
Just finished reading Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution, and if we could travel back and show the original hackers at MIT things we use in 2020 like systemd, electron etc. I think they would be in complete disbelief over the amount
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by efiecho 7y ago
Besides for the headline, there is no mention of this "rinse cycle" only happening if sleeping during night. People sleeping the entire day instead, also experience the "rinse cycle".
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by efiecho 7y ago
I also recommend this. Choosing the higher fat option might actually lead to lower calorie intake overall, as fat is more satiating. However, cow's milk in general is good as it does not cause a significant insulin response, which is w
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by efiecho 7y ago
I think a good example is that average normal body temperature is 98.6 F (37 C) degrees, but if you have a high-grade fever which is around 103 F (39 C) degrees, you're feeling very ill, even though it's just a small raise in temp
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by efiecho 7y ago
> So in that case it makes more sense to reduce consumption. And for others it makes more sense to not having children. As you write, it's also about "personal reasons".
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by efiecho 7y ago
The tone of the post, makes you sound exactly like the run of the mill militant vegans, that I have been talking to many times before, so no reason to continue. But I will let you know that I respect your choice of not eating meat, even tho
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by efiecho 7y ago
You know absolutely nothing about how I do or do not inconvenience myself, it's your comparison that is nonsense. But if you can't understand why overpopulation is a huge problem, then there is no reason to continue this discussi
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by efiecho 7y ago
You seems to be the only one who is triggered. I don't see where my beliefs are challengede.
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by efiecho 7y ago
If climate change is your worry, then you probably shouldn't have children and grand children, as overpopulation is the single greatest cause of climate change.
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by efiecho 7y ago
> Is there nothing you believe in that you believe so strongly about that you'd like it if everyone else has the same belief? I believe strongly in things, but I never have the need for everyone else to have the same beliefs. I resp
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by efiecho 7y ago
Great timing for this question, I just completed the audiobook and was also looking for something similar. Masters of Doom is probably the best book I have ever consumed. It was extremely motivating, the description of everything made me wi
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by efiecho 7y ago
Entirely agree. I have been hearing this while running and I have never been so motivated to get out and run, just so I could hear another chapter.
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by efiecho 7y ago
Why do vegans/vegetarians have to promote/preach their diet restrictions to everyone else? Can't they just be happy with their lifestyle and shut up about it? I have nothing against vegans/vegetarian, they can eat whatev
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by efiecho 7y ago
But if privacy against state actors is a concern, I would recommend to just encrypt your e-mails, then Fastmail would be as good as any of the other services, but with the added merit of being in service for 20 years, so it will not close d
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by efiecho 7y ago
Switched to Fastmail last year and I'm extremely happy with it. Best web interface and I can use the desktop clients I like, Google is actively working against this. Another great thing is I'm no longer worried of suddenly losing
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by efiecho 7y ago
This is exactly what I thought :)

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