jhoechtl

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by jhoechtl 6y ago
It is cleverly hidden that the majority of search results still comes out of Google or Bing. Of course with their blessing. It is so damn overdue to have a truly independent search engine which ranks results not based on marketing companies
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Thank you for dstask. I also have to take a deeper look into this submission. Are you aware of a currated list of git-synched solutions to note taking and todo management? I used to use emacs org which was very good in the beginning yet som
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
In Vienna they get paid as amean to get beggars out of hotspots. Sad but true.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
> One wonders how many kids swallowed up by poor, resource-starved neighborhoods would have been able to achieve similar feats given more access and resources I live in Austria. In the 70, 80ies it is save to say it was a socialist count
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Yeah, I had good results reducing unwanted QRM entering my radio simply by winding a few air coils and zip-tieying them together. As far a I can remember the diameter of that air coil maters but here we are entering dark magic.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Honest question: Has man-made nuclear fusion ever happened? Or is it theory, happening on the sun?
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Zig is the legit successor to C++ , not Rust. In a sense that it will feed your family and get you a job in the future. Sure, Rust is even smarter and a savy Rust hacker is likely to run circles around the herds of mediocre Zig hackers. But
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
> This, again, proves that as an educated society we need to decisively counter the for-profit lies of influential corporations. There is a fundamental problem that may cost us severely in the not too distant future. Who do you think has
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Me as a Vim fan I thibk its save to say that even vim doesn't handle large files well and is especially bad with files containing long lines.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Using NVim with go-vim, disabled gopls instead using gopls from native lsp. I am fine with that combo. Markdown on Vim requires fiddling with formatoptions but combined with live :MarkdownPreview in the browser while you type in Vim is fine
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Thats the point. Apps which only use QT like keepassx are ok but Okular would swap in half of KDE.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
I am a fan of old portable radios. Early radios of that time didn't come with a power supply, you had to power them with batteries. I do not want to use batteries yet pretty mich every power supply I use these days causes either bad rf
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
The hate for PA is as unqualified as it was for systemd. Time will tell.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
I rhink its actually gtk which developers think is doing it right?
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Do we still need moz_enable_wayland env variable or is this the default now?
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Google feeds Mozilla. I am astonished this extension is even available in the store.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
I recently made the switch to gnome as the multi-monitor support, fractional scaling and general Wayland support is only excelled by sway. I sorely miss Okular!
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Gnome - no. Okular the KDE counterpart works very fine.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
To be fair the old doc format was conceived in DOS era and memory efficiency was a primer back in the days.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Somehow I have feeling google is loosing ground. Are there any figures which can support my assumption?
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Discerning products on price is so much easier than on quality. That simple quantitative measure will always drive towards lower quality, to junk. Buying quality is a tedious task and requires to invest your time. Buying expensive is by no
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
The problem lies much deeper. If you buy quality you buy less. Nobody wants you to consume less. You have to spend your earned money as early as possible. Do not accumulate savings, even better live on lends. Thats the force driving us all
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
restic. It's fantastic and more importantly did'nt let me down even on faulty hardware.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Too complicated which means when your lead rust dev leaves good luck finding another one.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
I think the takeaway of this article is that the english ale derives from germanic alu which also has the meaning "intoxicating beverage" as descibed in the WP-article.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
After declining the trackme consent, the NPR shows a text-only version at https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=913565163 With reader mode turned on that's all I need, thank you!
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
I think you conflate marketing with technical change. You would like to announce a new major version with fanfare, bumping a version number. A programmer wants to be sure that his piece of software continues working if there has only been a
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Wait for Neovim tree-sitter powered syntax highlighting!
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Yes,yes, yes. Is it a cultural thing why this gets lost? Is it the abscence of an enemy (Microsoft?)? Is it the cultivatism of kids today who are willing to pay for the download while 20 years ago Napster boomed? Is it the everything can be
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
I realy like your tool. In fact I am slowly integrating it into a solution which will expose a REST API and workspaces identified by a UUID. In our organisation it is so common to receive an Excel or csv which you have to join with the data

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