hyperpl

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by hyperpl 4y ago
If this tmux-fzf setup could be augmented to perform preview and grep not only on window name but also window contents then I'd consider migrating from the already built-in `choose-tree -Zw` command.
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by hyperpl 4y ago
I use this extensively on FF desktop but sadly, I don't think I it's available on FF mobile. Has anyone had any luck finding a solution on mobile without needing to type in the extra ~15 character suffix?
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by hyperpl 4y ago
I was happy to see a Thinkpad docking station on your desk, good choice on laptop!
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by hyperpl 4y ago
It also offers granular ACLs where git doesn't.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Same with me. One of my friend's dad's when I young held out the RedHat CD in his left hand and the Slackware CD in his right and asked me to choose. I chose Slackware and he told me I chose well and that I would be strong.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I agree. I find it to be quite annoying having to worry about misplacing my Philips Sonicare charger, electric shaver charger. I've already had to replace some of them but I also find it to be particularly arduous packing them for exte
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by hyperpl 5y ago
You mean to say you can't run a local dask executor on other Linux distributions?
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I just built a new computer with the XTIA Proto-N and I'm really really happy with it. It's super compact, easy to access and swap out components and quite pleasing to the eye. It's also not as expensive as a lot of closed m-
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Long time IRC user here. I didn't mind using discord for some communities but it seems as though they now require phone verification which I certainly will not provided them. I feel as though one should be able to use it similarly to I
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Interesting, I just RMA'd mine because of this and they asked about liquid damage, etc.. I had no idea this was common. It almost looked as though some purple ink got under the screen.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I would actually argue that having a few config files with good comments/documentation would be more clear than deeply nested web UIs. I switched to OpenBSD/pf from pfsense and I have more peace of mind needing to maintain a small
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Is this intended to be a for-profit business? A business that just does autocomplete in the terminal? I'm surprised there is a market for this, but I'm not a mac user so I'm not very familiar with its users and ecosystem.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I don't see any issue with 8GB of RAM especially if it's priced accordingly. Not everyone needs 16GB+ of RAM. My 32GB desktop has rarely used more than 8GB of RAM under any of my workloads. Running ArchLinux x86_64 with kernel 5.1
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I didn't know alacrity was supported on Windows. Can it be used in place of putty as well?
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by hyperpl 5y ago
python-box does a pretty good job on this I find.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I use qemu and never really understood the need for any further abstraction such as libvirt over it's cli usage. Can anyone tell me what there is to be gained other than needing further setup, packages and systemd services?
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I have tried all Cherry's and I think brown or clear was the most similar to topre but I keep going back to topre. Not sure if there's something wrong with me or why Cherry's are so popular. Perhaps it's because they&#x2
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted (if that's what the light gray represents). I wouldn't install any Electron app when an app works equally well within a browser like Firefox, doubly so in my case considering my Firefox is running in
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Some train rides are quite long
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I live by my Sansa Clip Zip. It's amazing that nothing as good has been released since. It's super light, with rockbox it works extremely well. Sound quality is better than my phone (pixel 4a). Only gripe is that it doesn't s
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Yeah Gnome sort of reminded me of using Windows again where I was always manually tweaking my environment through dialogs for each new setup. I've since tried to move away from all of this starting with Gnome back in 2000/2001 (th
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Not only the attack surface, but it wasn't until I tried migrating everything from pfsense to OpenBSD (firewall, dns, vpn, etc..) and started digging around did I realize how many scripts and processes are involved in managing pfsense&
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Still pcengines apu2d4 since my WAN is still only 400mbps and this is able to route at that speed. If/when I upgrade to gigabit then I'll most likely invest in a protecli. Also, it helps that wireguard is firmly supported in OpenB
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Agreed. I took action and migrated my firewall from pfsense to OpenBSD and couldn't be happier.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I'd really like to see a portable/handheld leverage this technology for on-the-go gaming.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I would say the thinkpad keyboards are far superior to the Mac keyboards. Also the nub is much more usable to those that prefer it over the touchpad.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
Wireguard has also been stable on OpenBSD which helped me with my throughput on my apu2d router hardware.
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by hyperpl 5y ago
I switched from pfsense + Ubiquiti to OpenBSD + Ruckus and couldn't be happier. While the web UIs were cool for a day, with the command line I feel as though I understand exactly what I have setup a bit better. Ruckus UI is also much m
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by hyperpl 6y ago
Same here, I ditched my Ubiquiti and went with Ruckus and I could not be happier. I'm just so sorry that I ever bought into Ubiquiti's marketing when I purchased their AP. The Ruckus performs so much better and the mgmt software i
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by hyperpl 6y ago
I've had the pinephone from the start and while I've seen great progress in general in getting this closer to being a daily driver, I feel a lot of effort has been made getting various orthogonal distributions/stacks ported t

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