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by lemper 4y ago
yes. i regularly delete my browsing history.
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The (Extremely) Loud Minority(andy-bell.co.uk)
2 points by lemper 4y ago|0 comments
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by lemper 4y ago
i once used a funtoo, a spinoff of gentoo which uses git instead of svn, in my early 20s. i didn't learn much from it because my hardware and use case were the happy path. i guess gentoo provides much better environment if you want to
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by lemper 4y ago
yeah, wanted to replicate something like that by proposing a hardware vendor who visited my uni. decades ago. didn't go nowhere because i was intimidated by the red-tapes.
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by lemper 4y ago
i think i've read this kind of reply before. and i was not wrong [1]. nice story to tell. too bad my uni. didn't have that kind of facilities and opportunities. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34197024
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by lemper 4y ago
used php in 2015, decided that it's not that nice. last couple of months, I've been banging my head with php7. granted, it's a legacy project, but it is still the same php 7-8 years ago.
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by lemper 4y ago
kde is my go to choice whenever i set up a linux desktop. it just works, for some values of work. furthermore, it works on my machine.
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by lemper 4y ago
nah, i'd stick with boring law firm names. people come and go and i don't want to inherit a project from john doe from 5 years ago that used a really obscure reference to gorean lore or some other "cute" names.
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by lemper 4y ago
you're doing something good. here's a virtual hug.
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by lemper 4y ago
correct. I just don't want to.
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by lemper 4y ago
the people on buttplug.io are very passionate with their hobby. i really aspire to be like them. the passion, not the hobby.
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by lemper 4y ago
that's your workplace. my workplace deduce my pay if i am late. this is a nuance i don't appreciate.
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by lemper 4y ago
i also don't appreciate working til midnight for 3 weeks straight.
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by lemper 4y ago
same, i pack my stuff at 5:55 pm and then stand in front of the machine at 5:59. as soon as the clock turns to 6, i clock out. after some days of unpaid overtime, i made a ruckus about the pay in front of business partners, principals, and
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by lemper 4y ago
okgood riddance. and as a consumer, i applaud your decision to make it easy to migrate your customers' data to other hosting provider. it shows that you won't take your customers' goods as hostage which makes the public opini
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by lemper 4y ago
to be quite honest, this kind of evangelism is what drives me away from rust.
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by lemper 4y ago
no, i am not disappointed at all. if anything, i sympathise with you. the older i get, the less i care about the nitty gritty detail of how should i set my editor up. i just want to install editor which detects (and installs the ide-like to
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The Unity desktop in 2022 – A trick of nostalgia or the real deal?(dedoimedo.com)
3 points by lemper 4y ago|1 comments
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by lemper 4y ago
i like modal editing but i don't really care what editor it is. as long as it supports my editing habit, i'm fine with it. edit: i also keep the binding as close as vim's vanilla as possible. and that's it.
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by lemper 4y ago
had some of those moments. mostly because of my kid's health problems. after consultation with doctors, the kid is currently growing up really well. what made us go through was remembering why we had him in the first place. so, yeah. w
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by lemper 4y ago
i guess it doesn't work on my side. it only shows search bar, side bar, and that's it. i use firefox on windows 10 if that matters.
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by lemper 4y ago
I actually skip the search engine and directly go to the reference section of the wikipedia page of the said subject (after skimming for the page once or twice).
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by lemper 4y ago
the main selling point of mechanical keyboards for me is the diy (and programmability) aspect of it. currently i am typing this reply on custom made (design it by myself) programmable split 3x5+3 mechanical keyboard. that means, i can type
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by lemper 4y ago
i use dvorak keyboard on my phone (via swiftkey). for swiping input style, it really sucks. my spouse always have difficulty using my phone. it also forces me to use both thumb to effectively type on it. the only thing that keeps me using i
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by lemper 4y ago
php for backend and html with some js sprinkled on top for the front. if you need more, use htmx.
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by lemper 4y ago
some recruiters tried to recruit me a while back. too bad they wanted an experienced clojurist for their client. i mean, it's good and all but it's too hard to find some corps which use clojure around here where i live. so, yeah.
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by lemper 4y ago
they still sell toughbooks with intel chips [1] currently. can you confirm the validity of your statement? [1] https://business.panasonic.nl/mobile-solutions/rugged-laptop...
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by lemper 4y ago
used to use emacs (with spacemacs then doom) a while back. turned out i don't really care what kind of editor i use as long as it has modal editing mode and doesn't get in my way of editing text. for terminal, i enjoy neither eshe
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by lemper 4y ago
personally, whenever I write, the pace of my writing dictates me to think slower and choose the wording to be short enough while keeping the intention clear.
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by lemper 4y ago
I actually use firefox on android for 7 years or so. never experienced broken sites on it. can you please give me some examples of broken sites?

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