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farhaven
4y ago
Yes. There's [acme-lsp]( https://github.com/fhs/acme-lsp ) for providing language server integration and things like "jump to definition", "show hover-help" and so on. I personally use `autokey`
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farhaven
4y ago
The sibling already answered in broad strokes. For the current congress, you're probably too late. Organizing the thing started, if I remember that correctly, somewhere around May/June this year. There's multiple levels of or
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farhaven
4y ago
Who is this "Antifa" that you talk about? Are they in the room with us right now? Calling the CCC a fascist organization is a pretty hot take that I haven't come across yet, I'll give you that, but as they say "extr
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farhaven
4y ago
Actually, there aren't really subcontractors. There _is_ a registered company called CCC Veranstaltungs Gmbh (CCC Events Inc.) which more-or-less owns a lot of the equipment (sound stages, lighting, ...) and nominally rents the venues
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4y ago
Hamburg, they finally finished renovating the CCH.
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farhaven
4y ago
You mean the CCC that was founded in the rooms of leftist newspaper TAZ at a table that was stolen from the anarcho-left commune "Kommune 1"? If you don't understand that the CCC is and has always been anti-fascist, you'
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4y ago
FWIW, `latexmk` has a "Watch the sources for this document and rebuild if they change" mode builtin. It gets activated if you pass it the command line flag `-pvc`.
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farhaven
4y ago
I've been working mostly remotely for the last 10 years, I think if I remember correctly the only jobs I had an office at that I had to be physically present at were my very first job that I got immediately when I started attending uni
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farhaven
4y ago
Yep, getting a bunch of 404 for the pictures here
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farhaven
5y ago
I have a feeling that "Is pam_duress.so configured in any file in /etc/pam.d, and if so turn on a big red light" is a pretty trivial thing to add to those "plug the person's computer in here and have them log i
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5y ago
That reminds me of the first company I worked for. Rumor had it that a handful of their engineers got their hand on the Design Patterns book, read it, and decided on a single design pattern that they'd use for everything. So many visit
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5y ago
To be fair, Teams also doesn't unterstand "I don't want notifications for the next 48 hours". I think "not understanding that there is no 1:1 relation between a person at work at a specific computer" describes
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6y ago
Do you work at my company? Because I have a coworker that is always proposing _exactly_ that solution. No matter what issues the code has, for him its usage of MySQL is always "the worst moment". Asking for benchmark just gets a r
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7y ago
Yeah, adjustable viewport size is on my TODO list. > Do not trust other people's flags though as they can be wrong - possibly intentionally. Yes, this is intentional. I want to see how people start collaborating across very limited
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7y ago
1, 2, 6, 7: All good points, I've fixed those. 3: 64 bits are close enough to infinity :) 4: Good idea. Maybe something like a logarithmic curve on the number of discovered fields would be good. 5: Also a good point. I'll try to b
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7y ago
Good point. I'll fix that. Do you mind telling me your screen resolution? I think this problem may be more pronounced on relatively low-res screens.
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farhaven
7y ago
In a way, yes. It's fixed now.
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farhaven
9y ago
> Thus, I don't see why shred should be less effective in data=journal mode compared to the other journaling modes. Because with data=journal, content that was previously written to a file (and made its way through the journal) migh
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farhaven
9y ago
I'd like to throw in the obligatory https://rms.sexy/
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farhaven
10y ago
It wouldn't. It just won't be able to predict a file size.
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farhaven
10y ago
On Unix, there's SIGINFO, which doesn't exist on Linux systems. That's why coreutils' dd uses SIGUSR1 instead.
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farhaven
10y ago
Life in prison without the option of parole. Or, if the murder was caused by something like a psychotic episode or drug withdrawal, therapy in a closed facility.
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farhaven
10y ago
I don't know, I'm 27 but for a lot of major decisions in my life, "what would mom and dad say about this" has been a factor.
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farhaven
10y ago
Works fine from Germany. And now I'm watching bizarre Danish children's TV. There goes my day.
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farhaven
10y ago
I don't think religion had anything to do with that decision.
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farhaven
10y ago
> This term was suggested by Robert Recorde, a 16th-century Welsh writer Well that explains it.
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farhaven
11y ago
Many people with amazing selective reading abilities :)
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11y ago
"sucks less" is a nod to the fact that all software sucks in some regard. Yes, also the software written by the suckless people. (It's also the motto of the mutt email client) Acknowledging that there is something wrong is th
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farhaven
11y ago
Location: Paderborn, Germany (will likely move to Aachen before October 1st) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Languages: C, C++, Python, Lua, Go; OS: OpenBSD, Linux; other technologies: I think I can
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11y ago
It can be used with the mouse though, through `:set mouse=a`. I sometimes use it for quick jumping, because yeah, `45G6w` will also get me where I want to be but if the cursor happens to be near where I want to end up, clicking is just easi
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