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jacobmischka
10y ago
Also Zeal[1] for Windows and Linux and Dash[2] for Mac, for those who would prefer native apps. [1]: https://zealdocs.org/ [2]: https://kapeli.com/dash
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Yeah whoops I noticed that right after posting.
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Wow, the second example in fig 111. > <kbd><kbd><samp>File</samp></kbd>|<kbd><samp>Eat Apple...</samp></kbd></kbd> Boy that's terrible. Edit: Oh,
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Thanks, but this experience looks worse than KeeWeb, even with its couple downsides.
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Exactly, like the link says, at least it runs without permissions and is sandboxed.
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Thanks but I'm on Android and I sync using Google Drive. The two primary issues I have with KeeWeb on mobile are: - Typing my master password every time is tedious on a touchscreen, I really miss LastPass's fingerprint reader inte
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I think your being so quick to judge anything using JavaScript as inherently bad is silly, but this link just made me realize that using sudo with systemd as I had been seems to be incorrect, so thanks for the link.
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It's not silly. One of Arch's primary draws is being the first to get updates and integrate new technologies. Other distros will follow soon enough if there really aren't any others. It's not as if python2 suddenly doesn
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I've been using Keeweb for the last year or so and I'm very happy with it. The mobile experience is a little subpar but it works fine in a pinch, and the integrated syncing with your own storage services is handy. https:/&#x
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> always supposed to be Python 2 This is not correct. It's a symlink to python2 on systems that rely on calls to python to be python2. On modern systems, python is usually a symlink to python3. This is the case on Arch Linux and I
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It's open source, at least most of it https://github.com/nylas/sync-engine
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No it isn't, that's the main point in the linked post.
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Only if it's compiled with clipboard support. I don't know about in other places, but in the default Arch package it's not. So this command is a perfect solution for me.
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- Yes: https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte-loader - Unsure - Preact is essentially a lightweight implementation of React. As such, it requires a runtime, albeit an incredibly small one, to dynamically render HTML from J
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Really love the title, nice article.
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This is a good idea and seems well-executed. While still essentially a gimmick, the portability is a much better and more useful gimmick than the Wii's motion controls or the Wii U's touchscreen controller. It seems to get in the
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> so there’s no longer a really viable technical reason to stick with compressed audio That's a pretty big stretch. Lossless is great for people who care about it, but I don't think it needs to be the standard. Quite a lot of
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Vue is really nice, but React having React Native is a massive advantage. It isn't as beginner-friendly, but it's a massive ecosystem and I don't think Vue is ever going to topple it for the top framework.
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I don't see the problem with having external adapters for disc readers, or even a wired network on a device as thin as modern MacBooks. Most people don't use them, so they're just taking up space for the majority of people. I