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What's New in Neovim 0.7(gpanders.com)
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by gpanders 5y ago
Admittedly I don’t have as much experience cross compiling with Rust, but my experience has not been so smooth. You need to install each target toolchain manually with rustup, and then some tool chains require different versions of Rust (e.
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by gpanders 5y ago
Do you have experience cross compiling? If so, you’re likely familiar with the headache: getting the right tool chains, sysroots, compiler flags, libraries, etc. There are entire businesses and open source tools whose raison d'être is
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by gpanders 5y ago
What do you mean? It can link against OpenSSL just like any other library. I don’t know if OpenSSL supports static builds, but if it does you can link it statically as well.
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by gpanders 5y ago
Many companies use proxies that do SSL interception.
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by gpanders 5y ago
This is not true, I was on a flight in economy just yesterday where passengers were allowed to purchase alcohol.
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by gpanders 5y ago
Oh, ok, so I guess it’s all good then?
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by gpanders 5y ago
I found the Ansible playbook [1] on GitHub extremely easy to use. As long as you know how to configure DNS records and firewalls, the rest is taken care of. This is what I use today to manage my Synapse server. Also Oracle Cloud offers free
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by gpanders 5y ago
The codespaces can have their own dotfiles.
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by gpanders 5y ago
> But also, in such setup, the security benefit of 2FA/OTP codes are negligible at best since there are no conditions under which only one factor could be compromised without also having the other factor leaked (assuming you're
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by gpanders 5y ago
The asterisk I was referring to is the fact that the E2EE keys are backed up to iCloud Backups along with your messages, and those backups are not E2EE. So the encryption of iMessages is fairly easy to get around if either the sender or t
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by gpanders 5y ago
It’s not just marketing fluff though, Apple actually is better from a privacy perspective on many fronts: - iMessage is E2EE (with a big asterisk here of course) - Maps data stays on device unless you explicitly enable anonymous aggregated
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by gpanders 5y ago
This worked! Although I ran into another problem with pync itself, which led me to open my first PR with nixpkgs [1]. Thanks for convincing me to give it another shot! [1]: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull&#x2
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by gpanders 5y ago
Thanks. I am not sure how I missed that section in the manual that answers my exact question… I will give that a try!
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by gpanders 5y ago
> But you don’t want to install globally. I do want to install globally, as outlined in my original comment. Unless you can tell me how to somehow modify the installation of Weechat to also include this one Python package. I think Nix
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by gpanders 5y ago
That works for a temporary development environment in e.g. shell.nix. But what about the global environment?
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by gpanders 5y ago
> 2. Ability to remember my CC details Firefox can do this. It's under Settings > Privacy & Security > Forms and Autofill.
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by gpanders 5y ago
This exact thing is what trips me up about using Nix and I haven't been able to figure out how to get around it. Sometimes you want a global Python library. Here's one example from my own use case: I want to use a Weechat Python
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by gpanders 5y ago
This book is absolutely incredible. I just read it recently. I didn’t expect to like it that much (the description doesn’t sound that interesting), but Kurson is such an excellent author that he totally hooked me. Highly recommended.
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by gpanders 5y ago
Ecobee works with HomeKit, which works without an internet connection. You don’t need an Apple device either, as HA has a HomeKit bridge.
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by gpanders 5y ago
I really wish Zig had followed Rust’s lead and made variables const by default :/
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by gpanders 5y ago
Even if you rewrite history, the data is not lost. The old commits are still in the reflog and can be recovered. It’s extremely difficult to lose anything in Git once it’s been committed. You’d have to do something pathological or intention
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by gpanders 5y ago
I am in the US and I have always seen these kinds of trucks being used. Not sure where OP is that they don't use these.
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by gpanders 5y ago
Indeed, joining a Libera channel from Matrix is as simple as joining #channel:libera.chat. It’s much simpler and cleaner than the Freenode bridge.
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by gpanders 5y ago
> It may just be my cynical view of the world but it just seems like more and more people are demanding higher and higher levels of service for things that they don’t pay much if anything for. I know it’s cliche on HN to blame everything
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by gpanders 5y ago
> Because Matrix basically has one decent server implementation and one decent client, both provided by the same company, and even that client is some godawful Element thing This is a fair criticism, but IRC is decades old while Matrix i
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by gpanders 5y ago
Your UI complaints apply only to Element (the flagship client) rather than to Matrix the protocol. As others have said, there are other, less-flashy clients available (and others under development). Some examples: Quaternion: https:/&
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by gpanders 5y ago
But that’s not what they’re doing. They’re simply limiting the hash rate. You can still run mining software, it just won’t be very good at it.
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by gpanders 5y ago
> Their intent is to limit what people can do with their hardware. That strikes me as almost morally wrong. I tell the computer what to do. It doesn't tell me what to do. If you need to run millions of hashes per second then buy one
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by gpanders 5y ago
What, why? It’s just HTML, which PHP and Ruby can generate just fine.

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