klez

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   by klez 4y ago

   Right. I think more likely than not Chrome would have implemented their own extension and it would have become the de-facto standard. Maybe Apple would have resisted and we would have two solutions.
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   “I wrote a kernel module in scratch ”(old.reddit.com)

   5 points by klez 4y ago|2 comments
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   by klez 4y ago

   As a side note, am I the only one who didn't notice the turtles until the FAQ made me double check?
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   by klez 4y ago

   I have, and I'm pretty sure a quarter of the corporate people I worked with wouldn't be able to point to me the Java logo in a lineup with other logos. Another quarter wouldn't know what a Java is. The rest wouldn't even
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   by klez 4y ago

   How much would you pay for such a service? Because I think buying a (credible) domain name that also gives a bunch of free email addresses could be rather cheap and reusable.
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   Long-term nuclear waste warning messages(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by klez 4y ago|1 comments
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   by klez 4y ago

   And today's most famous is trying to buy twitter itself.
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   Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2022(survey.stackoverflow.co)

   421 points by klez 4y ago|364 comments
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   by klez 4y ago

   Why should they make something public if it was not written to be public? How is that mean?
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    by klez 4y ago

    Ok, but there's a difference between a cheap fancy set and a set that has the correct shapes and colors but is made of molded plastic instead of hand-carved wood. The latter is still cheap (probably cheaper than the fancy one) but it&#
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    by klez 4y ago

    Honest question, since my days with OSX are far behind: why would I want to do this in Applescript if the only thing this does is start the python http server? In other words, what advantage does it offer over just directly running the comm
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    by klez 4y ago

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20067712
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    by klez 4y ago

    Also https://www.deviantart.com/samhainvenom/art/Mousepath-159163... Everything old is new again, apparently.
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    by klez 4y ago

    Mainly because you can't make it major.
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    by klez 4y ago

    My very rusty Esperanto seems to still be able to get the gist of what you said (and I also understood the little I read of an article on your website). My trouble is that whatever material I used to learn it (mainly Kurso de Esperanto an
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    by klez 4y ago

    I think you posted the wrong link.
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    by klez 4y ago

    I think they meant an archive of git.io links.
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    by klez 4y ago

    You made me search for it. I've never seen a site with that design.
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    by klez 4y ago

    "Brutal" comes via the French brutal from latin brutus (brute). The "brut" in French "béton brut" which is the expression from which "brutalist" comes from, has the same root, but in that French e
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    by klez 5y ago

    Aren't you just moving the complexity from tags to the filesystem that way? How does that solve the problem in a way that tags don't?
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    by klez 5y ago

    Or worse, it could be pronounced as "Caghi" ("you shit").
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    by klez 5y ago

    docx/xslx are open formats. About psd, yes, that's proprietary. What government agency mandates its use for the public to interact with them? (genuinely asking, not being snarky)
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    by klez 5y ago

    What `dig` is that? Surely not https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dig_(command)
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    by klez 5y ago

    Related: surfraw https://gitlab.com/surfraw/Surfraw
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    by klez 5y ago

    I don't think GP meant "JavaScript Mentality" as "a mentality that's limited to js", but more as "a mentality you see a lot in the js-adjacent world".
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    by klez 5y ago

    I have to ask: how did jinja2 become a dependency for an operating system?
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    by klez 5y ago

    The thing is: I don't have a problem with my current layout (and, as I said, adding sticky shift is one more thing to configure on new machines or after a OS reinstall). Also, I've been using that key for its original purpose for
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    by klez 5y ago

    What keyboard is that, so I know to NEVER buy it?
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    by klez 5y ago

    I use caps lock very often, because when touch-typing it's A LOT EASIER than keeping changing the finger I use to press Shift on the correct side of the keyboard. And if you think "well, just keep shift pressed and use another fin
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    by klez 5y ago

    > Seriously, you don't have enough interruptions? I was responding to this. That kind of notification won't interrupt me like, say, my phone vibrating or a desktop notification.