iamtew

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by iamtew 10y ago
Some kind of introduction on what it actually does and what problem it solves would be nice, it's not entirely clear when just reading the README in your repository. It seems like it's keeping an ssh connection open in the backgro
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by iamtew 10y ago
There's also https://www.cloudorado.com/
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by iamtew 10y ago
Firefox has reader mode, it's a little book icon on the right side in the address bar. Chrome has distill mode, start chrome with "--enable-dom-distiller" option. https://github.com/chromium/dom-distiller
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by iamtew 10y ago
In some, if not all, browsers it did. I remember <marquee> and <blink> used to be pretty popular :-)
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by iamtew 10y ago
For people who are interested in doing these kind of things on other systems than Linux, check out fswatch, it's cross platform: https://github.com/emcrisostomo/fswatch
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by iamtew 10y ago
You might enjoy the SELinux Coloring Book then, https://github.com/mairin/selinux-coloring-book
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by iamtew 10y ago
There's also Rosetta Code, very useful for finding implementations of various things in different languages. http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Rosetta_Code
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by iamtew 10y ago
They didn't: > It’s true, babushka means “grandmother” in Russian. The thing is, here in Australia, “babushka doll” is the colloquial term for Russian nesting dolls. Deps are intended to be small, tidy chunks of code, nested within
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by iamtew 10y ago
I live in Amsterdam, so I mostly read AT5, www.at5.nl
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by iamtew 10y ago
I've seen plenty of kernel panics at work last year due to faulty hardware, but I can't remember seeing any panics in the past 10 years that's software related.
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by iamtew 11y ago
Likewise, I stopped reading the global news years ago. I only read the local news, as it's nice to know what's happening directly around me.
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by iamtew 11y ago
It's a Chrome app and you need to have Chrome installed to run it, hence the title.
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by iamtew 11y ago
As ibizaman wrote, that JSON output is not appropriate for human consumption. I don't think the issue is having a dump of everything at a moment from /proc is that useful, since it gives you a "snapshot" of what happened
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by iamtew 11y ago
I like how this is handled in Fedora, with package groups. I can just do "sudo dnf group install '3D Printing'" and I get all the necessary software and configs needed to work with 3D printers and 3D modelling. They also
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by iamtew 11y ago
Yes, but it'll only affect that user.
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by iamtew 11y ago
The UI/UX could also be licensed, so you were allowed to use it. I can't remember what they called it, but I do remember a few years ago my job at the time we had a big .NET application that was using the same design, and we had a
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by iamtew 11y ago
Agreed, currently the pages only show quick syntax examples, would be good to have a brief description of the tool and what it does. Also perhaps have a tldr page on how to read man pages could be useful. Or this: http://www.tfug
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by iamtew 11y ago
Or how about the user explicitly adds the repositories they want to have shown, or provides a pattern they want tracked? For example: "Track all my GitHub repositories matching /^codehalf-*/
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by iamtew 11y ago
There's also the ijWatch that a few friends of mine are working on. https://ijwatch.org/ Using OLED display and ESP8266 NodeMCU, running Lua apps. Quite nice so far
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by iamtew 11y ago
If hosting costs are a problem why not just make use of the wiki you have on BitBucket? It's already there but empty: https://bitbucket.org/ZayWolfe/boxbyte-lyte/wiki/Home
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by iamtew 11y ago
They did live mixing of the music in SSX Tricky. Here's a video with Mix Master Mike talking about it, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0RyEysTZwY
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by iamtew 11y ago
Wouldn't it be better to just add an argument for which celestial body the calculation is being performed for? This would be more flexible in the future. I guess this would work well for other bodies as well, like moons.
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by iamtew 11y ago
I too would like to know where this data is coming from. Peoples wall posts, messenger, other things?
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by iamtew 11y ago
Most (if not all) options are the same, you could just add an alias in your profile: alias yum='dnf' Has worked fine for me since F21 :-)
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by iamtew 11y ago
It works similar here in the Netherlands, although they only seem to do the polling during night, so you can use it during the day. The next day you need a new card.
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by iamtew 12y ago
There's also secrid, they are RFID proof and in metal, nice protection for the cards. http://www.secrid.nl/en/
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by iamtew 12y ago
I've been told I mumble some times. I blame it on switching between three spoken languages daily though. Not being able to properly pronounce the words quick enough, I tend taking shortcuts, and then happen to mumble a bit more than mo
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by iamtew 12y ago
And if you don't have a 3D printer you could perhaps use on nearby you via 3D Hubs, https://www.3dhubs.com/
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by iamtew 12y ago
I had similar issues when trying contacts. I'm slightly nearsighted, -1.25 / -1.50 or something like that, not too crazy. But I have quite strong astigmatism. While wearing contacts I could never keep focus on anything for longer
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by iamtew 12y ago
Since the script is written in bash they could also have used $BASH_SOURCE, which will always point to the correct path of the script being executed, so you can do something like this: SCRIPT="$BASH_SOURCE" SCRIPT_DIR=&q

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