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   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   >That generator is only changing the equivalent of accent color. You probably only saw the first few ones. In later ones you can see it changes more than just the accent color.
2. 1292.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   >The recoloring functionality there would not be possible in GTK3. This isn't true though. https://github.com/Gnostiphage/adwaita-color-gen
3. 1293.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   >Modern Unix settings systems do tend to have such global defaults, although part of that is that they often see themselves as part of a coherent system of programs (Gnome programs, KDE programs, etc) Don't those systems have some o
4. 1294.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   What's even the reason Candy Crush is pre-installed?
5. 1295.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   >Windows is such a mess! My thoughts everytime using Windows. >Sadly, nobody has ever really figured out how to make GUI software like this - general purpose & composable. Sounds like an interesting concept. >which means that i
6. 1296.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   There's a cool language in ML family called Ur which is based on that idea.
7. 1297.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   Tbh that file says even less. It's like in discussion about pandas giving a link to read_csv.py in pandas source.
8. 1298.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   So `winget` is now installed by default. Nice to see that not everything is about making Windows a worse experience.
9. 1299.▲
   by forgotpwd16 5y ago

   You can run that stuff if on Windows in Sandboxie or if on Linux containerized. For example I run Steam in an LXD container.
10. 1300.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    You're underestimating the number of people that could switch to Linux but won't because they think it's some thing only running in servers.
11. 1301.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    >they could prevent OEM from doing it through licensing Preventing installation of third-party software. This will certainly go well in Europe.
12. 1302.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    This is the first service, which unfortunately just found shut down free registrations, that came to my mind when opened the link.
13. 1303.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Cannot follow your comment. Junk as noun refers to rubbish/garbage and therefore means something to be worthless. Parent comment says that it isn't worthless. My questions are: Are you saying this is wrong and so-called junk DNA i
14. 1304.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    >HDDs worry me in the long term Are SSDs any better in that regard?
15. 1305.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Found first half good but cannot say the same about second half. (Though a kid's opinion may differ.) Wonder how a Unix-y version of Aesop fables would look like.
16. 1306.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Seems nr.com is no more. Wonder why they decided (or should I say how much they're offered) to switch away from such a premium domain.
17. 1307.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Thought Numerical Recipes was used mostly in courses for students to learn about numerical methods rather using those pre-made routines for building large programs.
18. 1308.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    They ended up with big profit, 2x their salary at that, even after the loses so can hardly call it a loser-bias.
19. 1309.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    >that some random library I once submitted a fix You can always delete the repo when you're done.
20. 1310.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    What you didn't liked with todo.txt?
21. 1311.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    >Have you ever really tried to speak to someone at google? Thought such thing wasn't even possible.
22. 1312.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    What 99%? Fedora, Mint, eOS, Pop use Flatpak. Ubuntu (and derivatives other than aforementioned ones) and Solus use Snap. In every other distro, including but not limited to popular ones like Debian, SUSE, Slackware, Arch, Void, Gentoo, bot
23. 1313.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Or any other single character query.
24. 1314.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Is upgrading every two versions supported?
25. 1315.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    >the shift from Emacs Lisp towards ... is it Guile Guile isn't meant to replace ELisp but the ELisp engine. Also note ELisp is closer to CLisp than Scheme that Guile is.
26. 1316.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Prot on his channel has many videos showcasing Emacs' advanced usage. Recommend checking it out.
27. 1317.▲
    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Many of my searches on Google nowadays are followed with either "hacker news" or "reddit" keyword.
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    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    >Is there a reason for something like this to be on Twitter? Easy to catch audience. Yes, you can make a blog post and tweet a link. But tweets without links get more engagement and reach. (Something that can be attributed to users or&#x
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    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    Fortunately IA also archives Twitter. https://web.archive.org/web/20220321161743/https://twitter.c...
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    by forgotpwd16 5y ago

    The rather-name-just-search approach seems less hassle but lack of version control may be an issue. Perhaps automatic checkpoints could be made on large changes or when leaving the page.