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by gkya 9y ago
I've extracted the relevant bits below, the rest is the usual SMTP setup everybody uses. I didn't just copy and paste because it's intertwined with the rest of my config that I'd have to publish all of it [1]and also I
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by gkya 9y ago
Yeah certainly what I meant.
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by gkya 9y ago
Well you need to follow some trends your circles follow. WhatsApp is not really like IRC as it's mostly messages between two peers, and for many it's impractical to not use it. I receive lots of HTML mail, most of them spam or ne
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by gkya 9y ago
I disagree all of your criticisms. Apart from the last one, they are all subjective and I disagree without a reason. I like what I see. Wrt sizes of the click targets , HN, unlike many products of elegant (!) design, let's you zoom
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by gkya 9y ago
Wrt Turkey we have many different cultures coexisting (even though we pretend otherwise) and teh answer depends on which one you pick. But for the more poor it has an indirect effect, where the general ignorance of common working class rec
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by gkya 9y ago
Second this. I'm from Turkey, we don't have gender separation in education, but your quotes hold. Also, being geeky at school is mostly a feminine thing, and not caring about school is way cooler . The result being girls usu
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by gkya 9y ago
Looks interesting. Maybe you should submit it here for discussion and publicity.
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by gkya 9y ago
Ad money comes from a third party, not me. Whereas with this coinhive thing, I'm paying with my computational power and my battery (which is the most important thing here). Traditional internet ads increase resource consumption too,
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by gkya 9y ago
The collapsing feature is helpful, usually longer threads wane into an infinite stream of increasingly off-topic rants. But because it happens after when the page is loaded, it messes up the feature where when you navigate history it jumps
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by gkya 9y ago
I'd rather pay with my wallet than with my battery. And I'll pay only what I buy. Lock me out if I don't pay, or tell me to GTFO, and I'm totally fine with it, but you can't pick my hypotethical-pocket because I
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by gkya 9y ago
One can both vendor and use the package manager to fetch updates. Just add the node-modules directory to your VCS. The thing with node is that AFAIK it requires you to have libraries for what in most languages would be in the standard li
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by gkya 9y ago
I doubt rapists put on condoms.
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by gkya 9y ago
Dictators usually kill illegally, and protect themselves from the consequences with the sheer power they hold. Fascists kill and protect themselves through the idiotic/selfish mass' silent presence on their side.
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by gkya 9y ago
This [1] is npm growth compared to anything else. God this can't be safe nor sane... [1] https://imgur.com/a/enjvR
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by gkya 9y ago
Five hundred thousand packages, am I reading it right? I dont believe top ten OS package managers combined would reach that number. Either this is a typo or it's crazy.
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Making a Debian Metapackage for One Command OS Setup(gkayaalp.com)
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by gkya 9y ago
I just made a blog post on this: http://www.gkayaalp.com/deb.html
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by gkya 9y ago
Oh if I didn't know that I wouldn't be able to sleep :)
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by gkya 9y ago
Emacs? I'd either implement my own version / maintain my own fork or stop using computers.
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by gkya 9y ago
As an enthusiastic Emacs user I can say that Sublime Text is one of the best text editors out there, together with Emacs and Vi-family. I've only sporadically used it but it's really nice. If I was using my "text editor&quo
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by gkya 9y ago
It's easy to write a PKGBUILD for Arch, and IDK RPM but writing a Debian package is not that hard too, I've written a .deb that installs all the software I use on Ubuntu Gnome and it's just a directory and two or three files.
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by gkya 9y ago
IDK what they were but I find it irritating that having unpopular ideas can get you in trouble like this. His views are probably opposite of my ones, but still, I cant stand the hypocrisy in these situations and how easily these supposedly
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by gkya 9y ago
Doesn't play on Firefox for me.
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by gkya 9y ago
It depends on what you do with it, as it does more than ssh. For example there's /sudo:: with which you can edit local files as other users. Also I have links to remote files in my Org files, and if I have ssh-agent running (whi
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by gkya 9y ago
Emacs has Tramp, which lets you edit files, manipulate directories (with dired), and do many other stuff you normally do on files seamlessly on remotes of all kinds, including ssh. If you're using emacs like vi where you start it up f
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by gkya 9y ago
tl;dr > On Tuesday, the thirteen-member steering committee came together to vote on whether to remove Rod Vagg, a TSC member and Node.js contributor, over his controversial statements on Twitter and GitHub that prompted complaints. They
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by gkya 9y ago
I really hope we will devise a better way to monetise online publishing, because ideally as a reader you'd want to keep your eyeballs at a site for the shortest amount of time possible.
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by gkya 9y ago
I believe it's better to have discussion happen elsewhere, as in HN, Reddit, Usenet, &c., or in blogs and columns. This is cheaper for the publisher, and often those communities generate better discussion as they are comprised of
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by gkya 9y ago
> A good example is a newsletter from say, Quora or Medium; Newsletters usually have links to a story or a news feed article. If this was done using plain text, the link would be one long mashup of characters, because they usually includ
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by gkya 9y ago
If they sent patches they already did the work. They might have maintained the patch against mainstream, but they contributed back instead. Your friend was under no obligation to merge. I cant see any free labour here.

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