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151.
by kps 5mo ago
I did really well in Kindergarten, so I made it to the 22nd round.
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by kps 5mo ago
The whole point of a VCS is that your code exists in a superposition of merged and unmerged.
153.
by kps 5mo ago
I'd have guessed Mint.
154.
by kps 5mo ago
> Either the code gets merged or it does not. That's the inherent boolean part. In many environments that depends on more than just code review, e.g. CI.
155.
by kps 5mo ago
If the 5-year-old has passed a proper driving test, why not?
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by kps 5mo ago
GitHub, but it's pronounced with a soft G, like the peanut butter.
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by kps 5mo ago
> forgesu Mi vidas kion vi tie faris.
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by kps 5mo ago
> CA (where software goes to die) CA got bought (ironically) by Broadcom 8 years ago, so now Broadcom is where software goes to die.
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by kps 6mo ago
> My mom said it "transcribed" it as something like "the patient responded he has used cocaine recently". That's not a transcription, that's an interpretation.
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by kps 6mo ago
It's not true, in that sense. Commits in jj are basically the same as commits in git as far as mutability is concerned. But in jj you normally work with changes , rather than commits , and open changes are mutable (by altering whic
161.
by kps 6mo ago
A network-transparent graphics protocol? Who would ever think of such a thing?
162.
by kps 6mo ago
TOPS-20 used ^U. (That's where BSD got it, along with ^W, whence it percolated into other *nix.)
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by kps 6mo ago
[snapshot] auto-track = '~glob:**/*'
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by kps 6mo ago
I think you have somehow picked up an overcomplicated workflow, and this is case is actually something that `jj` is much better at. If I'm in the middle of working on <foo> and someone asks about <bar>: `jj new <bar>`
165.
by kps 6mo ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Grauniad
166.
by kps 6mo ago
This is like the (fortunately brief) fad of ‘shabby chic’ — it's a signal that you've never had to suffer the real thing.
167.
by kps 6mo ago
Have you tried to buy tin foil lately? Big Aluminum has taken over, and just see how far you get soldering the grounding strap to an aluminum foil hat.
168.
by kps 6mo ago
Ikonas 3000
169.
by kps 6mo ago
Why is it possible for a web site to determine what browser extensions I have installed? If there are legitimate uses, why isn't this gated behind a permission prompt, like things like location and camera?
170.
by kps 6mo ago
Maybe when `:!` works the way vi does and POSIX says it must. Just kidding, that will never happen.
171.
by kps 7mo ago
There's no market for it.
172.
by kps 7mo ago
Some modern phones do DisplayPort over USB C.
173.
by kps 7mo ago
QuickTime, when new, was at the forefront of mass-market digital media. The ‘Time’ part referred to synchronized video and audio playback.
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by kps 7mo ago
Thanks. Doesn't seem to be supported by `gh` yet.
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by kps 7mo ago
What I'd like to see is a lazy person's HOWTO for the last paragraph: > You could tell Codeberg to push new commits to GitHub, but this allows users to still file PRs and comment on issues and commits 2. Some folks have dealt w
176.
by kps 7mo ago
Terry Gilliam's Brazil, California, and geographic Brazil, yes.
177.
by kps 7mo ago
No, this is not switching to dark mode, it's particular system features now being dark only, like notifications, search, control panel, and some other lesser things I don't specifically now remember.
178.
by kps 7mo ago
My Mac is staying releases back, but iOS26 no longer respects light mode. Since I see astigmatic halation, this will be my last iDevice.
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by kps 7mo ago
> input is broken under Wayland Drop the ‘Steam’, it's cleaner. Wayland's raison d'etre is to push frame buffers without tearing. Input is an afterthought.
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by kps 7mo ago
Those were FBI agents. Expect a knock on your door any time now.

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