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by konart 6y ago
That's the problem. This work fine in Wayland but some things that were working fine on X11 do not. In the end you just give a sigh and go back to you macOS (assuming you were trying to switch). PS: for me though linux distro share the
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by konart 6y ago
Valid point, I stand corrected. I just can't imagine working in an environment where you have, say, 4 apps occupying 4 parts of your screen continuously. Splitting screen in two (terminal and browser) is the common scenario for me but
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by konart 6y ago
>Why are they upgrading their kernel every few weeks? I'm pretty sure I had like 4 kernel upgrades on my Fedora machine in the last month. >great window managers like i3 Tiling wms like i3 target a very narrow user base. Unless y
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by konart 6y ago
>If you like Mac, then stay on Mac, and stop publishing articles on how good Macs are and how Linux is neat, but your time is so valuable that you can't spend learning a few commaind line tools. "Stop writing good things about
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by konart 6y ago
Fortunately people may have different experience
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by konart 6y ago
They only case I can think of right away is some kind of process that should not die after the execution and wait until the user kills it by hand after reading through execution report.
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by konart 6y ago
I've been using nvim with LSP (via coc.nvim) for more that a year now. After switching from IDEA. I feel much more productive with vim's speed and plugins then with IDEA\Goland, where I was using less that 20% of it's power I
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by konart 6y ago
>Why would the compiler import (that is, parse and compile) a package that's unused in the code? Parse - yes, compile - no. Compiler still needs to parse your code to determine if your import is used or not. Go team decided that com
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by konart 6y ago
I wouldn't say reflection is being underused. It's just that the reflection is a powerful tool AND a necessary evil. https://blog.golang.org/laws-of-reflection "Once you understand these laws reflection in Go
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by konart 6y ago
>They don’t want to be interoperable because then you might realize you’re paying a huge premium for an inferior product. As someone who've been on linux for almost a decade on different notebooks and then switched to mac - no, not
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by konart 6y ago
https://meduza.io/news/2021/03/10/iz-za-popytok-roskomnadzor...
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by konart 6y ago
The most interestin part is that they fucked up with regex and slowed down all sites with "t.co" in it. reddit.com microsoft.com rt.com etc
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by konart 6y ago
>Depose the leaders, have a free election, and many of those complaints go away. I love when people oversimplify things like that.
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by konart 6y ago
Always wanted to do the same ever since I saw this project in german back in 2019. https://youtu.be/hzTVe6aVgww
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by konart 6y ago
Still there. Also Gundam. The whole franchise was initially a way to promote model kit :D
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by konart 6y ago
Yeah. But still - key rollover over here either :D That vs gaming keyboards comparison is just out of place.
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by konart 6y ago
>The New Model M is a typing keyboard, not a gaming keyboard. If you care about “ghosting,” it’s not the keyboard for you. This is a strange statement. My Space65 is also a typing keyboard and I do care about ghosting.
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by konart 6y ago
You just broke my mind Russian mind.
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by konart 6y ago
https://geekhack.org/ "Interest Checks" and "Group Buys and Preorders" typically have a few running\comming up splits.
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by konart 6y ago
So.... it's just another QMK based board, no? What's the catch?
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by konart 6y ago
Great job! >json-iterator/go ... it hasn't been supported for a long time. I wouldn't say so. The latest release was last summer and the latest commit was last november.
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by konart 6y ago
English to Russian (both ends) works... well it does not :D
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by konart 6y ago
or its zsh native port https://github.com/agkozak/zsh-z
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by konart 6y ago
I deeply hated Котлован (The Foundation Pit) at school. To this day I can't understand why this on is even in school program.
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by konart 6y ago
Different fields I guess. Cultural differences too maybe. My first serious jobs in IT were in consulting (Hyperion Planning in oil and gas in Russia) and this one company (aside from Accenture were I've had a bit of experience) where t
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by konart 6y ago
>I fully understand why people want to use Apple for their consuming needs. I really don't understand why my fellow developers choose to go with Apple as their work machine. Because many of your fellow developers do not have and don
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by konart 6y ago
They only add magnesium and calcium. At least the model I have.
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by konart 6y ago
Not the parent commenter but typically (at least here in Russia) filters have cartridges that do this. For example I have this model: https://aquaphor.com/en-us/reverse-osmosis/ro-101
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by konart 6y ago
>Elasticsearch is dead No, it is not.
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by konart 6y ago
I'm not familiar with encryption and how does either of services work on the backend, but shouldn't E2E happen on users devices? (like... end to end). And if that's the case - how does this impact Signal's infrastructure

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