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2y ago
Turns out there's a meetup near me in just a couple days, I might go! Also I love that they call their meetups "mappy hours"
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I wrote some code a while ago that gpg-encrypted zfs snapshots and stored them in backblaze b2.. Just because they don't have software that backs up disk images for you doesn't mean you can't make that happen yourself!
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> The Steiners were harassed and threatened both online and physically in their home by deliveries of such things as a bloody pig mask, live cockroaches and spiders, a funeral wreath, and large orders of pizza.[5][1][6] Pornographic maga
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2y ago
Yup, those look like GTA3 screenshots alright..
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2y ago
You can check your email, everything will show up fine (or at least what you think is everything).. that doesn't mean there's not some problem with email delivery that you don't know about. To reply to something you said in y
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2y ago
Okay dude.. I'm offering feedback based on actual experience I have. You're free to ignore it if you want, but don't attack me for my opinions. It's obvious when your website goes down. It's not obvious that email
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2y ago
As someone who managed email (postfix / dovecot) for the Engineering program at a university for over a decade - I would highly recommend that people not do this. At least not for email that's important to you. It's just too
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2y ago
https://github.com/jedisct1/pqconnect
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2y ago
Anyone who's into this kind of thing would probably dig watching Clickspring: https://www.youtube.com/@Clickspring
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2y ago
Okay, but I still don't think it's obvious where types come into this.. is it because the function definition for main has no return type?
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2y ago
No kidding.. I didn't think parenthesis hell could get worse than Lisp
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2y ago
Oh whoops, my bad.
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2y ago
Not everyone has read everything that's ever been posted to HN. There's some utility in reposting, which I think is evident based on how many upvotes this has gotten. I'd never seen this and I'm here almost every day. If
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2y ago
I'm actually dealing with a really frustrating effect of csharp-mode being made part of emacs itself in version 29. I use spacemacs, and their csharp layer installs the csharp-mode package.. even though it doesn't need to in emacs
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2y ago
Yep I used it at my last job and it worked great! Startup times were horrible, but that didn't matter so much to us and it solved tons of problems we had with people messing up their python environments. Takes some tweaking to get cert
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2y ago
I feel like this is kind of in poor taste..
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2y ago
This is a webapp via web assembly, when they have a desktop app Electron will have nothing to do with it.
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2y ago
We have VoIP phones on people's desks at work.. no one would think twice about calling them phones, because that's what they are.
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2y ago
I use bear to make a compile_comands.json file that makes the lsp work in my spacemacs setup, it's pretty cool! https://develop.spacemacs.org/layers/+lang/c-c++/README.html
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2y ago
Well, technically this is all about different versions of the same standard.
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2y ago
I totally missed that bit when the OP, but it definitely made me think of that paper so maybe.
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2y ago
I wanted on of these sooo bad. I've always had a softspot in my heart for SPARC. I loved working with those systems at work. I used to have a second hand T5440 that I got off ebay for super cheap, I think it had 128G of RAM and 256 thr
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2y ago
What's wrong with Qt?! I love it. KDE has long been my desktop of choice and Qt is my go to GUI framework for application development. Qt Creator makes it so easy to whip together a UI that you can easily write code for. It's an a
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2y ago
As someone living with PTSD, distraction is absolutely the best tool for dealing with the effects. I'm lucky enough to have a career that does that job for me, I get really absorbed in what I'm working on and then I don't hav
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I feel like that's just a combination of coincidence and confirmation bias
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2y ago
Looks awesome! Well done, this might come in handy for folks where I was just hired. Definitely going to keep this in mind.
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I absolutely love this, super clever!
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2y ago
What's your point? Don't take the puppy if you don't want it.. not everyone has a use for this software either.
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Oh cool idea! But gosh I think I would hate that.. I typically know what files are in directories that I'm working in, and usually care more about the output of previous commands I've run. I feel like this would teach me to never
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2y ago
As a member of a marginalized minority group myself, I'd like to think that the answer to this question would be obvious..
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