jonathonf

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by jonathonf 10y ago
It's on the https://manage.migadu.com/#!/home page.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
While looking through I noticed this from the latest changelog post: > Until the end of November, you can use the discount code NOVEMBERRAIN to get 50% off any Migadu plan, permanently. Offer is valid only for new upgrades. $2 per month
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by jonathonf 10y ago
> I have a feeling tremendous opportunity will be available over the next 10 years to software developers while other disciplines such as management become less and less important. We're in a period when everyone is "learning t
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by jonathonf 10y ago
This was inspired by Jr, https://github.com/Xeoncross/Jr , which does a similar thing for Markdown documents. There's probably a lot of potential improvements but let me know what you think. :)
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Show HN: Dr, an in-browser AsciiDoc static content system(github.com)
3 points by jonathonf 10y ago|1 comments
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Surely it should be `jqtables` ? (Yes, it's netfilter...)
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Every "interactive whiteboard" (brand and design) I've ever used sucks. The best setup I've used so far is a standard whiteboard coupled with a projector (ideally with a second board to the side). It needs very regular c
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Some previous discussion: * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10646508 * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10627585 Strangely I can't find any posted story for the 0.16 release...
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Not all that archaic. Male sheep kept, or just added to a field, for breeding are known as tups (which are distinct to rams).
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by jonathonf 10y ago
> bog-standard "foo | bar | baz | ..." Surely if you're doing that then shell is the way to go? What cases are there for performing that sort of piping inside a "real software engineering" program? (And if you&#x
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Are there (m)any advantages to doing this? I've seen a number of shell-interop modules for various languages but they all appear to add an extra layer that reduces portability or ease of maintenance.
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ATS2 0.2.10 released(sourceforge.net)
1 points by jonathonf 10y ago|0 comments
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by jonathonf 10y ago
I remember when people complained Slashdot was a WINE release announcement site. How times have changed.
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Nightcode 2.0.0 released(github.com)
93 points by jonathonf 10y ago|24 comments
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Official site: http://squirrel-lang.org/ Similar: http://wren.io/index.html
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by jonathonf 10y ago
macOS Ten, surely?
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by jonathonf 10y ago
It already is - and it is in the rest of the EU. Take your pick of legislation, whether discrimination or health and safety.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
This "one weird trick" of stripping the binary, then compressing with goupx.
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by jonathonf 11y ago
You might post this here on April 2nd, but the item itself is from April 1st...
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by jonathonf 11y ago
> will I have access to the whole repositories of ubuntu via apt-get Yes; full, standard, repo access [1]. > With full access to all of Ubuntu user space > Yes, that means apt, ssh, rsync, find, grep, awk, sed, sort, xargs, md5sum,
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by jonathonf 11y ago
That use-case is not what I think of when someone says "Linux user" - to me, that's a Windows user who wants to run some Linux software.
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by jonathonf 11y ago
As a Linux user you'd want to run Windows as your main OS? I'd rather use a VM (or WINE).
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by jonathonf 11y ago
Instead of supporting a hybrid/dual boot desktop you support Windows, and run Linux applications on top.
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by jonathonf 11y ago
Be careful of getting drawn in to "newer is better".
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Manjaro Linux ARM – first alpha release(manjaro.github.io)
2 points by jonathonf 11y ago|0 comments
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by jonathonf 11y ago
"free for personal, non-commercial use only. All you need to do is allow sharing your usage statistics on a social network." Hmm. So "free" as in "we get to post to a social network from your account"?
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by jonathonf 11y ago
x2go is excellent, but it won't work for any 3D-accelerated WM. So, while Xfce and MATE work brilliantly, GNOME3 and KDE5 don't work at all.
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by jonathonf 11y ago
Yeah: "The above changes will be rolled out in Firefox 42." I assume it's somehow related to the 44 having just been released?
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by jonathonf 11y ago
Thank you all for prodding my brain in the right direction. :)
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by jonathonf 11y ago
Firstly, the submission title is not a quote (for anyone wondering). Secondly, how else do you expect the process to work? They don't hold your key, so to decrypt the data you have to provide the key. The data is held on their server,

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