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by hpfr 6y ago
That’s the point. This precedence processing should be intuitive if you’ve learned to do calculations by hand, and it helps you understand the expression as you enter it which makes for easier error detection. It’s also nicer for building u
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by hpfr 6y ago
Valve recently updated Remote Play so that hosts can send anyone a link to install the Steam Link app (available on every major platform but macOS at the moment) and join local multiplayer games remotely. Guests don’t even need a Steam acco
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by hpfr 6y ago
The author does mention this in an in-depth article on search: https://thevaluable.dev/vim-search-find-replace/ It's pretty comprehensive. Personally I'd just install Doom Emacs though :)
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by hpfr 6y ago
> I have never seen something similar to it in any language I understand. That changed today when you visited this post! https://standardebooks.org https://github.com/standardebooks
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by hpfr 6y ago
For posterity, Expunge Both fixed my issues. I also had issues with accounts other than Gmail auto-expunging messages marked with the Trash flag, so I had to tweak mu4e a bit to only move deleted messages to the Trash folder without also fl
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by hpfr 6y ago
Related: LibriVox offers free public domain audiobooks. Obviously, for the audiobook to be public domain the book has to be public domain. https://librivox.org
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by hpfr 6y ago
Yes, they fixed the bug, which is good, but if you read jwz’s post, the issue is that these bugs don’t fail safe. A screen locker shouldn’t crash to an unlocked session. The design of a screen locker should take into account that bugs and c
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by hpfr 6y ago
I just got started with mbsync and am having several issues with Gmail and Outlook.com. These are old accounts and I do have well-behaved IMAP emails from smaller hosts, but it would be nice to manage everything with mbsync. Trashing emails
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by hpfr 6y ago
Why would the file system affect bit rot rate?
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by hpfr 6y ago
It appears the default is light mode, rather than system preference. For those of us who use websites logged out most of the time, this is a bit annoying. Hopefully the default is changed to system preference in future.
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by hpfr 6y ago
For long output and ncurses, libvterm may suffice https://github.com/akermu/emacs-libvterm . The rest of the time, eshell is very comfortable for me.
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by hpfr 6y ago
I guess that makes sense. They’re pretty rigorous about conforming to style and it’d be hard for the (presumably English-speaking) editors to uphold the same standards for a language they don’t share. Not to mention each language would prob
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by hpfr 6y ago
WebExtensions have permissions and I doubt the EFF requests passwords and history for this extension. It’s also open-source, and although installing it from addons.mozilla.org could introduce some sort of MITM opportunity, as a recommended
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by hpfr 6y ago
> OmniFocus, Things3, iA Writer, Ulysses, Alfred App to Emacs+Org, and some more All of these were replaced with org-mode and Emacs (and likely some other Linux features for Alfred). Doom Emacs is a good framework to explore Emacs as it
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by hpfr 6y ago
Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface by David A. P atterson and John L. H ennessy, ISBN 978-0124077263.
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by hpfr 6y ago
Hmm, usernameless with resident keys doesn’t seem all that great to me then. Thanks for the info!
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by hpfr 6y ago
If possible can you point out resident keys in the spec? This is confusing. > For each account on a given site, you'll have an independent RK. Is this only for usernameless sites? Sites with usernames can just use normal keys, right
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by hpfr 6y ago
If you have two, say, Microsoft accounts, can you use the same FIDO2-capable authenticator for both, and can Microsoft correlate the accounts by authenticator? I know keys are unique per-site, but are they per-account? edit: The spec[1] is
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by hpfr 6y ago
Fellow Steam Controller die-hard here. Nothing else really compares. One big issue was that the best features (like mouse-like joystick and gyro-assisted aim for FPS) took time to configure when most controller users want a controller to ju
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by hpfr 6y ago
Sadly, some of Valve’s more interesting Steam features don’t really work on Wayland. For example, you can control your desktop with a connected controller on X11, while controllers only work in-game and in Big Picture Mode on Wayland. Xbox
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by hpfr 6y ago
A good number of people seem to prefer the HD650 sound even if they’re less neutral, and they can be had for $200 via the HD6XX rather than $300 for the HD600, so I wouldn’t count them out immediately.
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by hpfr 6y ago
As a desktop and iOS user (and a member of a younger generation), this doesn’t bother me too much, to be honest. Free software projects might as well take advantage of closed distribution platforms as a revenue source when they’re the only
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by hpfr 6y ago
What’s prompting the switch?
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by hpfr 6y ago
Yeah, I was aware of that but the way I wrote it was ambiguous, sorry. I meant “even some people who have the chops to maintain complex custom configs are switching to Doom”.
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by hpfr 6y ago
I have the same language issue. Emacs has a native version of this feature[0] that works great in Doom. TeX mode, where you enter a backslash before the accent (c \ , => ç) is most like C-k in that it requires an explicit keypress. I usu
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by hpfr 6y ago
This looks quite useful but it appears it hasn’t been updated since 2010, and I’d imagine there’s been some advancements in this domain in the last decade. If anyone knows of similar tools for aligning and improving book scans, I’d love to
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by hpfr 6y ago
> Plus the death of all non-mainstream window managers, it seems. Thanks to wlroots, many new window manager projects are starting, often inspired directly by particular X window managers: https://github.com/swaywm/w
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by hpfr 6y ago
I don't know if I'd call it re implementation when the original Emacs is older than DOS and GNU Emacs, still maintained today, is older than Windows (1985). Emacs's keybindings, font rendering, and scrolling were just as val
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by hpfr 6y ago
I would say the Emacs user mindshare has shifted somewhat to Doom. There are a lot of Doom fans on r/emacs now, and the Discord is huge compared to what it was. Many new contributors are cropping up. Even some developers of well-known
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by hpfr 6y ago
Honestly, I think people's reliance on X forwarding is just due to the fact that it happens to exist, not because they really need it. There's nothing like X forwarding on Windows to my knowledge. If X forwarding didn't exist

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