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by faho 6y ago
Ebert did write a movie: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beyond_the_Valley_of_the_Dol...
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by faho 6y ago
"Open source with a non-free license" essentially doesn't exist. The opensource definition [0] and free software definition [1] are similar enough in outcome (if not intent) that such a thing is basically impossible. Last tim
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by faho 6y ago
Most of the points that article makes are utterly irrelevant for most uses of xz, including this one.
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by faho 6y ago
No, entering the dash doesn't work. There's some funky js or something on the text box, and if you're looking for a repo with a "-" in it you have to paste it.
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by faho 6y ago
So this claims the bible as the source of truth yet can't be allowed to produce it as it contains sexually suggestive material. "Let her be as the loving hind and pleasant roe; let her breasts satisfy thee at all times; and be tho
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by faho 6y ago
Unfortunately rustc uses rust features almost immediately (I think even features introduced in the immediately preceding version?), so you get a bootstrap chain, and if you start with the compiler written in OCaml you now need to build ever
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by faho 6y ago
Good news: In the upcoming 3.2 release, fish will be less insistent on resetting terminal modes, so things like this (and enabling flow control) will be possible. (I'm the fish dev who implemented that)
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by faho 6y ago
>According to https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/blob/a1fd9e1b851bd8 ... it knows what the defaults are, so it is obvious that the behaviour is overridden elsewhere. You've linked to the fixed
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by faho 6y ago
They do, there already was one! At the time it was called "Don't Be Patchman", apparently it changed its name and was ported to Windows and macOS. https://store.steampowered.com/app/378410/Patchman_v
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by faho 6y ago
Youtube supports WebM. In fact WebM development is sponsored by Google. His problem with youtube would be a different one: Non-free javascript.
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by faho 6y ago
Are you assuming these are hobbyists who now have more free time? The majority of kernel hackers are paid to work on it.
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by faho 6y ago
The physical space available on headphones for buttons and such is quite limited tho, and adding a screen is probably prohibitively expensive.
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by faho 6y ago
> it wasn't that long ago that most computers had less than 200 MB of RAM total. Half-Life 2 lists 512mb ram as required. It came out in 2004.
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by faho 7y ago
This is necessary for building fish. If we wrote it in fish script, we'd run into the bootstrapping problem, where you'd need fish to build fish.
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by faho 7y ago
Tuomas Holopainen the Nightwish person?
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Fish 3.1.0 (released February 12, 2020)(github.com)
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by faho 7y ago
Fish won't pass along the unmatched glob, so in the given example you'd notice that with find . -name *.py it will error initially, because there is no "*.py" in the current directory. Globbing is still a thing
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by faho 7y ago
RFC8259 allows arbitrary extensions, so as long as it doesn't cause any misparses of regular JSON it would be acceptable, at least up to that standard.
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by faho 7y ago
>In general, I prefer a standard format supported by many free software tools Which are? This is the first I'm hearing of ttyrecord in the first place. > Especially if I can pacman / apt-get install the tools. asciinema is i
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by faho 7y ago
Two: "Eng" and "lish".
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by faho 7y ago
Do note that setting scale breaks modulo tho.
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by faho 7y ago
Considering `less` is at version 551, they still have quite some time left.
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by faho 7y ago
Not in a shell. There is no `mkstemp` command, at least on a typical GNU system. There is a `mktemp`, which may very well use the `mkstemp` function in its source. I.e. this is about `mktemp(1)`, not `mktemp(3)`.
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by faho 7y ago
Okay, and to sign commits or emails? To encrypt files?
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by faho 7y ago
Dropping support for Catalina would be akin to dropping support for macOS entirely, while dropping support for Ubuntu is not the same as dropping support for linux. In fact Valve already have their own distro, and it's not based on Ubu
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by faho 7y ago
>The third principle of Continuous Delivery is "If something is difficult or painful, do it more often". That only works assuming you need to do it at all. If leap seconds are useless (to the majority of users) or insufficient,
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by faho 8y ago
One clarification, as a native german speaker: >Or ///klartext.bestückt.vermuten - "cleartext stocked suspect"? That's "suspect" in the sense of "guess" (as a verb), not in the sense of a
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by faho 8y ago
In that case you can just ask if they got a new phone.
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by faho 8y ago
>The problem of using programs incorrectly cannot be solved by changing filenames If changing filenames makes an incorrect solution work, then it solves it, in that case. ---- In this thread, you're missing the point somewhat - the
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by faho 8y ago
Isn't sed's "one thing" a superset of grep's?

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