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lolive
5y ago
Reminds me of a Michael Moore movie where he goes to Canada, and checks in a neighbourhood whether people lock their main door or not. He litteraly enters a house, and asks directly to the inhabitants: "Why don't you lock your doo
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lolive
5y ago
I am no expert but how can you reduce your income tax with debt? I thought only companies could include their debts into their global accounting, not individuals.
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The History of the M-16
(theatlantic.com)
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5y ago
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lolive
5y ago
I probably should have read the article :) #myBad Did the author mention luck and treachery as most important skills for career advancement?
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lolive
5y ago
I wonder why my very real todo list was so downscored... Is it because being a winner at work is completely no longer in my scope?
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lolive
5y ago
My own list is: - understand the query language of ES - do some Haskell - boost my Bash productivity scripts - swim 6 hours per week - dance again - repair my bike - help my kids become even better/happier than they already are - let t
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lolive
5y ago
My first progrmming language: XSLT. #ouch
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lolive
5y ago
And then Google discovers that RSS-as-a-service is a much more versatile option. And Yippie Kay Yay, welcome back Google Reader! #soLongGooglePlus
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lolive
5y ago
I agree, and some days ago, in another thread, I got +10 on my comment detailing this shortcut. Another no-brainer imho is editing you /etc/inputrc or your $HOME/.inputrc and bind keys (usually PgUp and PgDn) to history-searc
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lolive
5y ago
The true question is: what is the light open-source "it simply works" alternative?
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lolive
5y ago
Remapping your keys (with .Xmodmap or Autohotkey) is imho a must-have. Doing that at hardware level with QMK sounds a pretty good alternative.
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lolive
6y ago
I second that SO much !!!! Everything is perfect on that phone.
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lolive
6y ago
Several people I know simply donate money to the Obsidian project directly. But I agree that paying for their publishing service is more a win-win. You help the project PLUS you get the publishing service. I will probably do that. (and yell
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lolive
6y ago
Obsidian was the mind opener for me. Simple to use. Backuped on Dropbox on my various machines, it is my ubiquitous personal knowledge base. The fact that you can copy/paste HTML from web pages into it makes me rebuild knowledge I get
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6y ago
To me, tmux is unbeatable. Except for 2 things: - session-in-session is not built-in (but running a tmux from inside tmux does work) - resurrect (I.e rebuilding a complete multiplexing session out of nowhere, with running pieces of softwa
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6y ago
Typing Esc then . does the trick too.
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lolive
6y ago
Can you AirTag your kids?
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lolive
6y ago
I searched for my favorite podcasts on Spotify. No result found. So as a first approach, for me, this is a fail.
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lolive
6y ago
I will give you the secret trick of senior developers: don't be the one who manages the build process, otherwise leave the project asap. And I will also give you the secret trick of superninja senior developpers: be the one who manages
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lolive
6y ago
Just like RMS is highly respected at the FSF :)
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lolive
6y ago
Don't religious people claim that limiting your sex activity to one single person is the best way to prevent diseases at large scale? [obviously denying the frustration and alienation that goes with it]
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lolive
6y ago
Can we have tmux inside tmux, and still benefit from the session resume [and the sessions-in-session resume, of course]?
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lolive
6y ago
In 2014, the Google Knowledge Graph was a good way for Google to redirect Wikipedia page views to its own ecosystem. Good job Google! https://wikipediocracy.com/2014/01/06/googles-knowledge-grap...
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6y ago
Switched to a PC for a similar experience :) When King's Quest 5 was released, you needed a 386 and a vga card. Shit, that was much beyond what I would ever have access to. (and then came the Moore's Law).
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6y ago
Which one did you start with? (I started with the number 3)
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6y ago
At that time I was really bad at English (==learning a foreign language at school is inefficient anyway). Then King's Quest 3 arrived on my father's Mac SE. What a blast! With my tiny french/english dictionary, I worked supe
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6y ago
/mode fun=on Front end development.
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6y ago
There were also Crystal Quest, a labyrith game in a pyramid and a helicopter where you had to fly in russian-named cities. Oh my god, that article opened a pandora box in my memories.
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lolive
6y ago
This article summarizes most of my gaming experience in the late 80s. (ok, add also Sierra On Line to the list to be fully accurate). This is marvellous to remember those times!!!!
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lolive
6y ago
Where does that limit of 9 comes from? Doesn't Windows 10 accept more that 9 desktops? I have tried the shortcut Ctrl+Win+D and could create more than 9 desktops on my Win10 install.
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