grey4228

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by grey4228 6y ago
'uBlock Origin' not uBlock
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by grey4228 6y ago
Thank you for the link.
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by grey4228 6y ago
Those 2 are part of 6 courses. See my comment above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26515981
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by grey4228 6y ago
The two courses of your parent comment are 2 out of 6 courses of this program [1]. It mentions Java and Typescript. It seems like all 6 can be taken for free if you click the individual links. Is this what you took? [1] https://w
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by grey4228 6y ago
As I said, they are very upfront about what you're gonna get [1]. The table shows the difference between paid and open source versions. [1] https://www.jetbrains.com/idea With VSCode, it's not obvious. Whenever it
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by grey4228 6y ago
What 'smcl' commented, also all prices are in this link, scroll down: https://www.raptorcs.com/
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by grey4228 6y ago
Offtopic: Most might be thinking fully FLOSS is something that's only happened in software, or powerless hardware. But the thing is server and desktop grade powerful and fully FLOSS hardware with PCIe 4.0 and DDR4 ECC memory are avail
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by grey4228 6y ago
Yeah they created it. VS Code is touted as open source. But the thing is it comes with gotchas like the above 2 extensions. It's similar in spirit to the news about the pfSense project that recently got attention on HN. PfSense toutes
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by grey4228 6y ago
Anyone has experience with the KNX standard?. Seems like the solution to all IoT woes. It's an international standard and widely used. Seems to be that only Europeans have heard of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by grey4228 6y ago
Nope it's not open source. It's right there in the link you posted: "This repository is for providing feedback and documentation on the Pylance language server extension in Visual Studio Code. You can use the repository to re
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by grey4228 6y ago
Replying because can't edit above comment. The closed-source Python LSP in VSCode is named 'Pylance'. HN discussion from 2 months ago [1]. Notice the reply to the top comment > "Our long-term plan is to transition our
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by grey4228 6y ago
VS Code's remote extensions are proprietary. Some folks created 'VSCodium' which is VSCode minus telemetry. But they are not allowed to use the excellent remote extensions. I'm not sure about this, I think they are makin
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by grey4228 6y ago
Real-time car locations too. Recent HN thread: "Ulysses can provide our clients with the ability to remotely geolocate vehicles in nearly every country except for North Korea and Cuba on a near real time basis," the document, writ