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by jpeeler 6y ago
Based on some quick searching, it looks like Tox doesn't support offline messaging. Not saying that is the reasoning, but I thought it was interesting. That said, it does looks like it's worth considering overall!
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by jpeeler 7y ago
This seems relevant given that Wayland is the future: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/938
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by jpeeler 7y ago
Have you considered using https://github.com/funtoo/keychain ? Edit: I see it's been mentioned elsewhere here.
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by jpeeler 7y ago
The docker setup instructions at least seems safe in that regard: https://github.com/jitsi/docker-jitsi-meet#design-considerat...
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by jpeeler 7y ago
It looks like this supports automated updates within a specific time window, but it's not clear to me how the "waves" are defined. (Note that this is something that is currently lacking in Fedora CoreOS: https://gi
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by jpeeler 7y ago
Wish they had gone into more details about the budgets. Unless a project is bug fix only for life, how can one set a binary size or lines of code upper limit? I've heard that the best developers delete more than they write, but in prac
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by jpeeler 7y ago
As a FreeBSD developer, perhaps you know what tunables are being talked about for specific use cases? Unrelated, I find it surprising that any major operating system these days need rebooting because "every third day or so otherwise th
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by jpeeler 7y ago
I'd love to see what your schema looks like, assuming it's beyond what you mentioned (and obvious items like date and transaction amount).
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by jpeeler 7y ago
You're talking about https://github.com/zulip/zulip , right? It was open sourced in 2015.
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by jpeeler 7y ago
As somebody who has followed exactly one person before seeing these links, I appreciate the list. But wow, is there no better way to follow than a three click operation? click one: click "follow" initially click two: submit id to
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by jpeeler 7y ago
Would love to see the time slider on the per-country adoption map.
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by jpeeler 7y ago
I thought the same thing about #1 until I read this: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/214814/why-can-... Perhaps/hopefully the same thing is being done with Schwab. (As you can see from the URL, I
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by jpeeler 7y ago
One character shorter, so that's somewhat helpful. However, wouldn't requiring to type the http:// prefix still kill the simplification enough to make this not even bothering with? Otherwise, both Chrome and Firefox wi
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by jpeeler 7y ago
I'm pretty amazed at the number of chat offerings that don't offer encryption. (From a quick Google search it seems Mattermost doesn't either.) I'm still holding out for Matrix to deliver (I know it's currently work
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by jpeeler 7y ago
I'd be interested to see a Microsoft backed Wayland implementation to support GUI apps. Basically very similar to how Chrome OS has done it with Crostini. If you're interested too vote here: https://wpdev.uservoice.com&
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by jpeeler 7y ago
This sounds like a job for mutagen: https://github.com/havoc-io/mutagen .
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by jpeeler 8y ago
Fish will also show ⏎ when missing a newline control character (or characters on other platforms too I guess).
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by jpeeler 8y ago
There are several alternate implementations for the bitwarden server. Unless my plans change, eventually I plan on deploying this one: https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs
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by jpeeler 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you're confusing the release binaries with the source? https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium#why
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by jpeeler 8y ago
It is unfair. However, unless you have a principle of ignoring freely (free as in beer and code in this case) released software from bigger companies it's a comparison that will be made. PS - I understand what you're saying, but I
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by jpeeler 8y ago
Docker was originally written to use LXC for containerization. It wasn't until right before 1.0 that Docker was written to use its own go based library for container handling. https://blog.docker.com/2014/03/d
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by jpeeler 8y ago
I wonder how much work it would be to integrate with Owntracks. It looks like Tile38 supports MQTT.
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by jpeeler 8y ago
> Commits often touch files for completely arbitrary reasons, so the last commit tells you almost nothing. I actually use this feature frequently. I bet others do too. If I wanted to see the commits list, I can just click the commits ta
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by jpeeler 8y ago
I hadn't heard of gitkube before. These blog posts helped me compare and contrast with similar solutions I had heard of (mainly skaffold and draft): https://blog.hasura.io/draft-vs-gitkube-vs-helm-vs-ksonnet-v... http
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by jpeeler 8y ago
The greatest draw for me in looking at purchasing a System76 machine is coreboot support. My understanding is that coreboot is supported (sometimes) on older hardware, but not much modern hardware aside from Chromebooks. Ideally I'd li
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by jpeeler 8y ago
I see now about a month ago it was renamed gopls, at least for the user facing command. https://github.com/golang/tools/tree/master/cmd/gopls There's also a vscode directory, so maybe it's
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by jpeeler 8y ago
I thought 1.12 was the release that was going to include a go team maintained language server. Is 1.13 a reasonable time frame to expect it to land? When 1.11 came out I started using a project with modules, which caused many go tools pulle
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by jpeeler 8y ago
Years ago I locked myself out of my Amazon account. Since I really wanted to keep using the same email account (and I didn't care about Amazon history, nor did I wish to go through an official account reset) I resigned up using a +suff
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by jpeeler 8y ago
Dedicating yourself to a specific high quality open source project (popularity doesn't not necessarily imply quality, but in the absence of other indicators start here) can serve in many ways as a mentor would. Some advice on getting s
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by jpeeler 8y ago
Android (not familiar with iPhone at all) has solved the problem of blocking unwanted calls, but has it intertwined with "do not disturb", which also affects notifications. I think we'd all enjoy having the feature separated

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