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ikari_pl
3y ago
For anyone who has NOT written in rust yet, there's nothing in the readme that explains what's intuitive or easy about the library. It doesn't even explain what to expect as the `status` getting logged, not go mention other p
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ikari_pl
3y ago
it could be a nightmare to implement if it's not the first module, and then the first import, to execute
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ikari_pl
3y ago
now this sounds like you've had a terrible accident. worst I ever had was the computer side falling out on the outside (no bolt, it was just threaded into the case itself)
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ikari_pl
3y ago
Yeah, I suspected the new Twitter logo is JUST A LITTLE too similar... But now I see it's as stolen as the @x username
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ikari_pl
4y ago
Amazon shuts down subscriptions for me while saying Kindle Unlimited is not available in my country.
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ikari_pl
4y ago
the implementation in the article is basically what Golang is. and the question: "so much manual/repetitive work, why do this"... is still valid.
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ikari_pl
4y ago
I love and hate it! :D pros: CLI, nice interface, quite intuitive, smol :-), neat. good use of colors and nice centering in the terminal. <3. cons: actually has/suggest dependencies, but not their versions. i did some trial and erro
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ikari_pl
4y ago
I always liked Gopher for its simplicity and therefore efficiency. Check out also Gemini with Deedum, the gemini browser for Android too :) more reading: https://thedorkweb.substack.com/p/gopher-gemini-and-the-smol...
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ikari_pl
4y ago
I mean, that's something you can say about any tool or social network at its beginning. Imagine downdetector with 5 users being considered useless forever.
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ikari_pl
4y ago
Nice, you had a spec. I had Discology, it had built-in disassembler. So I wrote a binary file like 00 00 01 00 00 02 00 00 03... and disassembled, and put in a notebook what code produced what command (then adding different arguments than a
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ikari_pl
4y ago
There is also C128 with a very creative native support :)
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ikari_pl
4y ago
Does anyone want to buy a paperback copy (2022 reprint) of CP/M 3.0 System Guide? :) I have a few copies (had to get 10 printed to get anything printed), so far only on Polish allegro.pl, not yet eBay
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ikari_pl
6y ago
What else can we do. What else. Surprisingly enough, the assets are on an awesome CDN. Getting the HTMLs took me ~8 hours. Getting 19 GB of images - maybe 10 minutes?
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ikari_pl
6y ago
I'm working on my own (don't trust noone), that parses everything into a neater JSON file that I can use later. I download the files with just bash magic. https://github.com/ikari-pl/downsouper Still has some
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ikari_pl
9y ago
"u" stands for unique, so after sorting it skips identical rows
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ikari_pl
9y ago
The contents of this comment might be very outdated, but still... I remember working with the Dojo and Dijit JS libraries around 8 years ago. They were really great, high quality code, very well structured and designed... Except the documen
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ikari_pl
11y ago
Whatever they expected ... What is IN THE CONTRACT? I think this is the most important part. Does it specify one medium, or allows to use it in the article, wherever it is published?
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12y ago
It works perfectly with my cards. I can't open the office door if my paypass is too close. My city card (basically a fancy name for a long-term bus ticket) also interferes with both of these two.