himujjal

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by himujjal 6y ago
who pays for blogs? lol
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by himujjal 6y ago
i posted a porn site tbh. lol
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by himujjal 6y ago
Turning off Windows Updates is 10 minute work. And I am no Windows expert. Just got to know this via a youtube video. I am not sure how you couldn't disable updates. I am not a professional, so I might not know audio stuffs. But manual
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by himujjal 6y ago
> Unless if you’re one of those NodeJS wielding kids who thinks Electron is a good idea and the web is the ultimate application development platform… Ignorance is bliss! MIC DROP!! Wonderful article. Nim is a great programming language.
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by himujjal 6y ago
Curious here. Advantages of XFCE over KDE or Gnome. I use KDE. I need to know from a regular user. VM is not enough.
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by himujjal 6y ago
The language is a fantastic one. I can understand the author putting every library/language/package-manager/examples in V together and trying to bring out a wonderful experience out of a language, but wouldn't it be bett
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by himujjal 6y ago
Hi. How is cyclic references handled? One of the maintainers said it would be removed and made not possible. Also garbage collection. What are you doing for that? ARC?
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by himujjal 6y ago
Great work. Is there a Terminal UI for this? Many users love to have simple programs in the Terminal itself.
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by himujjal 6y ago
"There are no solutions, there are only trade-offs" - Some wise guy
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by himujjal 6y ago
I use pacman when working with windows. whats wrong with that?
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by himujjal 6y ago
Man. You have to be careful. Pocket has been pushing too much of political content. Specially from the left's point of view. I believe anything with a bias is bad. Right or Left. Specially such sites where people see or read. Otherwise
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by himujjal 6y ago
To be honest I can feel you. In terms of DE. More focus and hard work is on building something "cool" than something stable and less buggy. I would have been happy with Gnome if the base OS is stable. Yes KDE turned out to be bett
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by himujjal 6y ago
DirectX shaped a lot of our childhood for us millenials. Thanks to Eric and team. RIP Eric.
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by himujjal 6y ago
Google still is the best when it comes to search. But its also important to know the alternatives. You will be surprised how many people dont know Google alternatives. lol
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Good. Now, at least a few people would search Google alternatives in DDG
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by himujjal 6y ago
Man. This is honestly every Vim user story. How I despised Vim/Nvim in the early days of me using Vim. Now, its all past and Vim is my workflow. Browser, TUIs, etc etc you name it. Once nvim-dap starts working well. I am not going to e
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by himujjal 6y ago
My dad is mentally disabled. Yeah. So much so he has to visit the mental hospital twice. Stayed locked up for two weeks straight. Yeah. We are economically well off only because my grandpa had good estates and stable income. My father someh
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by himujjal 6y ago
Why does the first world have the smallest of problems? Everytime i open social media someone has some disease I have never heard of but when googled has the same symptoms of a basic cough. lol. You should come to India. People here are qui
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by himujjal 6y ago
No one pointed out that the guy didnt know how to pass a style to child the current svelte framework allows you to. And simply ditched it. I assume the type of project he was building means he is really good with web stuffs. But this is a s
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by himujjal 6y ago
What are the good open source alternatives out there? DuckDuckGo'd a few ones. But not convincing ones.
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by himujjal 6y ago
Webview is okay for most apps to be honest. Performance isn't that snappy, but for many apps like Markdown readers and stuff, its great. Now I do support Electron that push web technologies to the limit. e.g. Signal, Skype, VS Code etc
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by himujjal 6y ago
I am not very sure a single man can fight against Google/Apple/Mozilla/Microsoft(Github) etc who use and develop Chromium based softwares. He has to take the help of community otherwise the project is dead. I think c-smile ha
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by himujjal 6y ago
Its really a bad issue we have here with us. Electron apps are piling up like crazy. Every arch update was like 1+ gb for me. I shifted to all terminal, all web as of now. I am waiting for https://sciter.com to go open source in
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by himujjal 6y ago
Seems like a really good licensing scheme. About Onivim. Well, not quite sure if I would use it over VS Code.