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by ktm5j 2y ago
I remember doing this to install Solaris while resurrecting an old sparcstation. Fun times!
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by ktm5j 2y ago
I don't think that flies, because the whole point of the .equals() method in regards to string is to avoid "object equals" and make sure the strings say the same thing..
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by ktm5j 2y ago
I love metabase! It's something I set up for now programmers at my company, and honestly they don't even use it beyond looking at the dashboards I've set up for them.. but it's been a hit! Super useful tool!
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by ktm5j 2y ago
Okay, so why not just put that in the readme??
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by ktm5j 2y ago
I don't think the guy who you replied to expects anyone to implement their own SSH client to build a tunneling feature. The sensible thing you would do is use a well known library for that.. but that's not any less work than havin
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by ktm5j 2y ago
Honestly I think yours makes more sense than his..
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by ktm5j 2y ago
You're assuming that it was named with Dune the book in mind.. but dune is a word that is not owned by that franchise. Who knows what the name is supposed to mean.
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by ktm5j 2y ago
Highly recommend checking out spacemacs! A coworker got me into emacs but it wasn't until I discovered spacemacs that I really got into it. It's pretty wonderful. Does a lot of the work for you. https://www.spacemacs.or
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by ktm5j 2y ago
Looks like this is him? https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS/commit/2d04cacc5322951f1... https://github.com/mzbik
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by ktm5j 2y ago
Well the thing is that it's code that's already been written, and honestly is kind of a mess. It would take more effort than it's worth to try and rewrite using a different GUI framework. I much prefer Qt but this was written
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by ktm5j 2y ago
Good to know, thanks!
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by ktm5j 2y ago
I've put a bit of effort into trying to make it work with the python apps we write at my company. We have a lot of electrical engineers who only write python and we're butting up against the limit of what the language can do as fa
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by ktm5j 2y ago
I almost always use zsh, but occasionally have a reason to switch back to bash. It's so infrequent that I can't even think of a good example.. but I put all of my aliases and functions in ~/.profile and make sure that my bash
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I'm on my phone so I can only do so much digging, but from the usbip sourceforge page that's linked above, it says that development has moved into the Linux kernel: For Linux, the source code of usbip was merged into the stagi
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I think Kopia would be great for your use case https://kopia.io/ It has a great system to snapshot files but only store data if it's changed. I use it in an environment where I can't use something like zfs to snap
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by ktm5j 3y ago
It's a joke..
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by ktm5j 3y ago
You too.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Not everyone sees everything that you do and implying that 7 days ago isn't current news is a little silly. If you know that this was already posted to HN and you're upset about that, you could have mentioned it. Or done something
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Because 7 days ago is too old for you?
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Honestly, I don't think you're the one being pedantic here.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
It's natural to have expectations based on your experiences.. I think the person you replied to is just trying to help people who might misunderstand go based on those expectations. I think you're getting unnecessarily deep here.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I host my own Seafile server behind a wireguard vpn that I use for cloud file storage. I love it. There's an app that runs on my phone that automatically uploads photos whenever I take them. Highly recommend! https://www.sea
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I mean, but it is a Java emulator.. I was actually thinking of that in my head as an example of an emulator that's non-hardware when I read the first part of your comment. Wine technically Is Not an Emulator by name, but they felt the
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I get where you're coming from, but there's an enormous ecosystem of software written for posix. You wouldn't just be starting over with new standards.. you'd be tossing out a whole world of software that we already have
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by ktm5j 3y ago
While true, and I agree that everyone is human, Walter isn't the only one here who cares about D. If the project would thrive under different leadership then that's something that needs to be considered. I for one really hope for
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Just curious, how do you grep for foo in the middle of an alias like that? I usually use a function for something like this, or are you using alias colloquially?
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Ahem.. This seems to have changed but the language was originally released under a website with the domain golang.org
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I love fedora, it's been my daily driver for a long time.. but it's not designed to be stable. Things break. Usually nothing you can't work past, but you don't want to spend that kind of effort to maintain stable servers
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I've actually had this happen in dbeaver. It has a feature (like some other db clients) where you can have a scratch SQL console.. you hit ctrl-enter to execute the statement the cursor is on, but it treats a newline as the end of a st
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I think they share my distaste of languages (like python) that use indentation instead of brackets to signify a code block. People have different preferences and it's totally valid, whatever the reason for those preferences.

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