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811.
by juped 7y ago
Set your platform to chronological sort if you can. If you can't, then this plugin is still good and complements a hypothetical plugin that forces chronological sorts.
812.
by juped 7y ago
Not compiling is a great outcome when you've introduced an error.
813.
by juped 7y ago
Resaturating HN text would be a useful feature to support (the worst part of this innovative practice is that when you highlight it to try to make it more readable it becomes even less readable)
814.
by juped 7y ago
I can believe this (I only use AWS so I don't know firsthand).
815.
by juped 7y ago
COM is great. VS Code is an Electron disaster. (actually, it's the only Electron app I don't dread using, so they've been doing something right)
816.
by juped 7y ago
There was more of a case in the 90s, but the fact is that today's Microsoft has a strong open source development presence, and incompatibly embracing and extending was always, even in the 90s, an odious GNU practice that they happily p
817.
by juped 7y ago
Maps, thanks. Still pretty good. I agree with none of the others.
818.
by juped 7y ago
Has a Google product ever been good? - Search (was once good, now just "marginally better than Bing") - Reader (was good, the highest profile victim of Google Death Syndrome)
819.
by juped 7y ago
Gmail cannot even do threading, and it makes threads burst into flame when a threaded mailreader tries to interact with people using gmail.
820.
by juped 7y ago
Rendering is the computationally heavy part.
821.
by juped 7y ago
With Stadia's "negative latency" technology, it's like it's already shut down.
822.
by juped 7y ago
I would love to do it again. Mail stopped inboxing, ever, with people I regularly corresponded with in the mid 2010s. I had to stop.
823.
by juped 7y ago
A boolean is either true or false - i.e., it's the type inhabited only by "True" plus the type inhabited only by "False". An integer is either 1, or 2, or 3, or 4, or..., i.e., it's the countably infinite sum o
824.
by juped 7y ago
Perl is not quite standard Unix, though (it should be imo)
825.
by juped 7y ago
Google "reputational risk"
826.
by juped 7y ago
More accurate title: Local Linux user discovers awk is a great and portable tool for handling structured text (it is)!
827.
by juped 7y ago
No one has even bothered to use Fred Brooks' recommendations in nearly 50 years, despite praising his book up and down without reading it.
828.
by juped 7y ago
I always forget Kore has Python support. It is not a bad fit.
829.
by juped 7y ago
That repository maintainer should've octopus merged those commits in the example...
830.
by juped 7y ago
Yeah, Bitbucket's view is just gitk on the web, which is exactly how I like it.
831.
by juped 7y ago
Sourcehut needs a graphical history view (akin to gitk or git log --graph; not sure what the mercurial equivalent is, definitely NOT ANYTHING LIKE that "network graph" github has) to be feature complete. I'd contribute but I
832.
by juped 7y ago
It's weird when people think this sort of reasoning would ever impress a regulator or judge.
833.
by juped 7y ago
Great. What's the Sourcehut of password management?
834.
by juped 7y ago
A very endearing trait of OpenBSD developers is that when they make a system facility, it has a great C API. Can you beat "uint32_t arc4random(void); void arc4random_buf(void *buf, size_t nbytes); uint32_t arc4random_uniform(uint32_t u
835.
by juped 7y ago
It's easy to forget nowadays but OpenBSD was ahead of the pack in providing anonymous CVS access at a time when getting the source meant only getting tars of the source for a release.
836.
by juped 7y ago
OpenBSD is often described as "security focused", but this isn't really what its hat is. The key value of OpenBSD is good engineering practice, which ends up leading you to practices like privilege separation (and OS features
837.
by juped 7y ago
Imagine if your email daemon could be configured with a syntax similar to pf.conf - you're in luck, because OpenSMTPD exists and you can! (Many of us out there have serious m4 trauma.)
838.
by juped 7y ago
Fission is safe. Fission many decades ago.
839.
by juped 7y ago
I submit: https://www.openbsd.org
840.
by juped 7y ago
Someone who wants to understand their system and perhaps program it in C is advised to join those of us in the world of desktop (well, laptop mostly for me) BSD. A fresh OpenBSD install couldn't be more pleasant to hack on, IMO. If you

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