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by etu 8y ago
#+BEGIN_SRC sh #!/bin/sh echo "foobar" #+END_SRC That also works in org-mode, and then you get syntax highlighting for the language etc. It can even open that block to edit in a separate buffer with the ri
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by etu 8y ago
So what does k3s stand for? k8s is obviously short for "Kubernetes" since there's a k 8 letters and an s. Just as l10n and i18n. So what's the 3 letters between k and s in this case?
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by etu 8y ago
Would it be possible to have versioned downloads of this? I like pinning package versions so latest download doesn't cut it since it breaks the hashes.
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by etu 8y ago
Wow, this looks really amazing. As a heavy emacs and magit user this looks very promising. Tarsius is doing amazing work as always.
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by etu 8y ago
This is just an amazing resource. I just found it here and have gone through most of it. At some point I found myself ignoring the goal and just playing with git commands to see the visualization of them. And for the most parts, it's v
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by etu 8y ago
When it was new I was excited about it and it pushed me over the edge to actually starting my usage of GPG and setting it up properly with smartcards etc. Then I started to go to keysignings etc and started using the keyserver infrastructur
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by etu 8y ago
This is just a toxic non-constructive myth about mecanical keyboards. Not all switches are like Model F's [1]. I have an ErgoDox Infinity with a switch called Matias Quiet Click (MQC). And nobody in the open space has ever complained a
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by etu 8y ago
Question: Wouldn't it just be easier for Emacs to link to libcurl which has pretty much reasonable defaults (afaik, correct me if I'm wrong). The result would be that Emacs wouldn't need to link to a specific TLS library or h
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Curl 7.61.0(daniel.haxx.se)
14 points by etu 8y ago|0 comments
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by etu 8y ago
I'm surprised that this hasn't happened a lot earlier to be honest. It probably has but haven't been picked up by someone. It's a user submitted repo with over 44000 packages (source repology [0]). It has happened to the
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by etu 8y ago
Theres also browserpass [0], it works great in firefox and chrome as well. A great great plugin is pass-otp [1], using this I have migrated the storage of all OTP secrets from my phone to pass. And then I export it from pass to my phone. Th
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by etu 8y ago
I think it's worth mentioning that this is posted on NeoPG's site, which is a fork of GnuPG which seems to do really good work. I'm glad to see this happening since I'm using these tools and fixes are on the way :)
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by etu 9y ago
Did RSS ever die? I've migrated from Google Reader to TTRSS when I was forced to make a change. Then a few months ago TTRSS started to act up and started making bold claims like "your database doesn't respond" so I moved
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by etu 9y ago
I tend to not be logged in for the times I use their search engine. This is easily achieved by using the tab containers in Firefox. So for my mail, I'm logged in in a tab container. So when I go searching at their search engine, I just
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by etu 9y ago
Well, PHP7 still got some of the issues mentioned in the article. But it's mostly due to backward compatibility reasons I believe. But then there's also a good rule. Don't write shit code. It pretty much works in most of the
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by etu 9y ago
So it's basically just XML with curly braces or sexps... And why bring YAML in the mix? Yaml isn't used for transfer I hope? Should be compared to TOML as well in that case that seems a lot better than YAML, especially for configs
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by etu 9y ago
I can't recommend Magit enough to anyone. Whenever I try people see me as crazy when I tell them what I do with git with a breeze. Things like committing are of course easier and such. But all the other things. Oh man. Magit have entir
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by etu 9y ago
Probably.
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by etu 9y ago
I did see this during day 4 of 32C3's Lightning talks. Found the link with time-index here: https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-9258-lightning_talks_day_4#t=284... Starts about 47:25 in if the time-index doesn't work
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Inspect curl’s TLS traffic(daniel.haxx.se)
3 points by etu 9y ago|0 comments
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by etu 9y ago
Seems to have been reposted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16140799 Check that link for discussions, this post was 10 hours older but meh.
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Microsoft curls too(daniel.haxx.se)
5 points by etu 9y ago|1 comments
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by etu 9y ago
I think maybe many places in Europe has addresses now. When I grew up, I grew up on a gravel road not very far from a capital city. That road did maybe have a name at that time. I don't know. But our house had a name. So we wrote our a