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by jcul 4y ago
I feel like it's a trade-off between having a little extra time in the evening or a little more sleep in the morning. Mine go to sleep about 7:30pm, but are generally awake at 5:30 to 6:00am, so you yourself need to go to sleep not lon
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by jcul 4y ago
Which is a shame, assuming it's true. I thought keybase was really innovative in their use of modern cryptography.
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by jcul 4y ago
Stagit looks really nice and lightweight. I like the idea of generating static webpages, it sounds great for read only content. However, it doesn't sound very good for collaboration. Someone can come your repo but it doesn't seem
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by jcul 4y ago
The description sounded a little like it allows you to access any camera given a public IP address without authentication. If it still requires user authentication it sounds like a useful feature that many users would appreciate!
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by jcul 4y ago
Off topic slightly, but it amazes me how much SMS is used in outside my country (maybe just US?). I literally never SMS any personal contacts, usually WhatsApp. Even business stuff, sometimes initial contact may be SMS and then could often
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by jcul 4y ago
Genuinely mind blowing stuff. That link is better in my opinion. Showing multiple variables, styles Sx in the style of Sy; it's really amazing.
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by jcul 4y ago
Another vote for cronometer, it's a lot snappier and less bloated than MFP, which I feel is crippled with ads etc. I considered paying for the gold for cronometer, but 9.50 a month was a little expensive for me, in the same ballpark as
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by jcul 4y ago
It's not intentional, just a side effect of using musl libc instead of glibc (GNU C library). Some distros, such as alpine Linux, use musl libc as their system wide C library. glibc is pretty much ubiquitous, so any closed source softw
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by jcul 4y ago
Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat
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by jcul 4y ago
It also has an xor view through feature which was very useful to me in the past. I've experienced files that use it as a simple protection.
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by jcul 4y ago
Kind of the opposite of Chekhov's gun. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chekhov's_gun
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by jcul 4y ago
Wow this looks great, I will be following the project. It's a pity that shipping and taxes outside the US effectively doubles the price.
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by jcul 4y ago
It's been a while since I needed to do any serious reverse engineering work, but I do remember IDA pro having support for a range of obscure CPUs, not sure how ghidra compares on that front these days.
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by jcul 4y ago
Another related feature I find very useful is you can right click a bookmark folder and open all the bookmarks in separate tabs. It's useful for grouping a set of pages that you use together, but only now and then.
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by jcul 4y ago
This looks great, thanks.
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by jcul 4y ago
Yes it's such a good piece of software, and you can really tell it's a labour of love. It's sad to see that the Dev is stopping work on it because they seemed quite passionate and responsive. I paid for the pro version to sup
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by jcul 4y ago
Can I ask how are you supposed to use a trackpoint? I recently bought my first thinkpad, a second hand Gen 5 X1 carbon, and I really like it. I haven't yet invested the effort in learning to use the trackpoint. I guess you use your ind
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by jcul 5y ago
A fork of newpipe, not Vanced.
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by jcul 5y ago
Sounds like a similar pricing model to MxRoute, who I've been quite happy with.
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by jcul 5y ago
They really are. Feels like working there would be really fun.
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by jcul 5y ago
People also went to the pubs much earlier, and then then went to house parties, instead of going home at 8pm, having spend the same amount of time in the pub. Also the pubs had limits on number of people to a table, table service only etc.
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by jcul 5y ago
Such an amazing book. There were some really awakening moments for me as I read it.
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by jcul 5y ago
I don't think I'll be able to forget this going forward any time I check the curl manpage!
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by jcul 5y ago
Yes, if you click through to the wiki page there are examples of nested lists, maps.
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by jcul 5y ago
For the past few years I've used a simple python script + twilio to send a SMS text to family for secret Santa. It works surprisingly well, for dry runs / debugging I print out the random pairings, but for the real one I just outp
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by jcul 5y ago
I found it shocking at first in India. But then I spent a month riding a motorcycle in Vietnam, where they have the same practice, maybe not quite as intense. I realised it is more like a radar system so you know what is around you. Also th
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by jcul 5y ago
I love the cookbook app for this, you can point it at a URL and it parses the important bits, ingredients, method, pictures etc. and saves the recipe. But it also saves a link to the original incase you want that story. I primarily use it b
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by jcul 5y ago
Shelter can be used for this purpose if desired. https://github.com/PeterCxy/Shelter
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by jcul 5y ago
I haven't used Genopt, it looks cool. At first I thought you meant getopt, which it looks like Genopt is built on. However I think Genopt is concerned with command line arguments. This is about an interactive command line interface, li
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by jcul 5y ago
You can install termux and from there do all the normal SSH, python, linuxy stuff you like.

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