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by hibbelig 6y ago
As I understand it, the IntelliJ version you can keep using forever is the one from the beginning of the subscription. So while the subscription was valid, you got upgrades, and then if you don't renew, you have to downgrade. It&#x2
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Actually, I've used PaperWM for a bit (a Gnome Shell extension), and that one puts windows next to each other and scrolls left and right between them. (Each window is full height but not necessarily full width.) I find that very nice
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I think GP was talking about internal software. Since business requirements are prone to change a lot, don’t blame the developers that the software needs to change.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I decided to go with acme.sh instead of certbot on some servers because I am hoping that upgrading acme.sh will cause fewer headaches. But who knows...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
"cu" was before my time, I've never used it. But it's still there on my Mac. I can never remember whether "bc" or "dc" is the program I want when I think I might need a little calculator.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Outlook has a setting to automatically capitalize the beginnings of sentences. I turned that off. But it's been long ago, I forgot where that setting is. But I recall it was near the setting that enables smart quotes.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
In System Preferences, under Sound, select the tab Sound Effects. There is a checkbox to play user interface sound effects.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
After cmd-shift-4 and space, a simple copies the window with its shadow. Some modified allows to copy just the window. But I forgot which modifier.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
If you can't mutate, then all parameters need to be passed to the constructor. With the builder pattern, there is only one call of the constructor. But I still find it to be a pain if there are a lot of parameters. Maybe with named m
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I guess that Linux `/proc` is different from Plan 9 `/proc`, and Linux `ps` is different from Plan 9 `ps`. So maybe yes.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I wish I could find (or create) a working LSP setup for the Java code base at work. It consists of multiple projects, tied together by a Gradle build script. IntelliJ just groks the build.gradle and Eclipse can also import it. Is there an
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by hibbelig 6y ago
It's unclear to me how the addition of classes to Javascript has made it more functional. Is this a bug in the article, or am I missing something?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Given that it had been working this way for hundreds of years, how is it temporary?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I guess what was meant was to check both settings, i.e. both the default Mac scrollbar behavior and the "Always" behavior. After all, the initial sentence also didn't imply checking _only_ some other platform.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Here on hn, I read several stories where smart TVs did exactly that: they tried all available wifi networks to see if one of them worked. It doesn't seem so far-fetched that the Kindle might, too.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Oh yes, and this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv8MTufKRQQ It is less than 100km from Wuppertal...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The article says this style of railway is unique to Germany. I'd say it is also unique in Germany -- as far as I know, there is no other place that has it.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Giga-kilos :-)
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by hibbelig 6y ago
OT: "Steep learning curve". Can someone give me an intuition that explains the meaning? My understanding is that it means "requires a lot of effort to learn to some degree", but when I see the words "learning curv
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by hibbelig 6y ago
>> -extract method > I don't know what this is, sorry You mark/select/highlight some lines of code and then you hit a key, and this creates a method out of the code. The IDE is smart enough to see what is the &q
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The last line calls fired_main and is the full line. The definition of the function fired_main is similar to the definition of the function main, so it is not an extra line that is needed. But about half of the line deal with describing th
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Three finger drag :-( Thank you so much for telling us about it, but I expected that I can drag the window anywhere. Turns out I can only drag it where it could also be dragged by clicking normally. But I turned it on anyway, we'll se
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The old backups are clean, yes. But newer backups (created after infiltration) will be contaminated. Immutable and append-only doesn't help because the files were already contaminated when backed up. The attacker could: get the victi
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I see nothing wrong with extensive SYNOPSIS and EXAMPLES sections for programs using --long-options. The fish shell extracts completion information from man pages, so that the user does not have to type so much and they get useful output,
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I recall a story here on HN, some days ago. A company was attacked, then the attackers waited some months to make sure that all backups had been contaminated, then they struck. So victims can only make sure that they have a malware checker
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Using the equals sign for long options has become convention, but using the equals sign for short options is very unusual. I find "-c blue" the most intuitive of the possibilities. It does mean that you can't have an optiona
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I don't quite understand this point. Perl has a major version, Perl 5. They want to offer a new major version, Perl 7, now. If Ember has already release a couple of new major versions, then why not learn from it? Maybe the Ember ap
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by hibbelig 6y ago
What they did with me was to send me the magazine three times, then they sent me a letter thanking me for my subscription, and an invoice.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
If someone gets their hands on it, they can install a keylogger, and then they know the password for the encrypted part...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Very nice explanation! Very nice!

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