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by lytedev 8y ago
Sure, but doesn't it work pretty differently? With books, you're just given words and your brain has to fill in the gaps and actually do some work. With video games and movies, your brain is directly stimulated; shown what to see
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by lytedev 8y ago
Except isn't there a specific directory for such things now in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME? Or is this not standard at all? Either way, $HOME/.config makes perfect sense to me!
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by lytedev 8y ago
Yep! This is my favorite trick. I just make home /home/$USER/.home and have my she'll rc start me in /home/$USER - works a treat!
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by lytedev 8y ago
I've used it a bit with love2d for game prototypes. I love it. It has my favorite syntax of probably any language. The community/ecosystem is certainly lacking but growing all the time. It still needs a bit of work to simplify deb
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by lytedev 8y ago
This is a neat solution! My coworker documented how we mimic the PwnedPasswords API serving (lots of) static files: https://blog.benhaney.com/2018/11/04/recreating-pwnedpasswor...
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by lytedev 8y ago
I think he was recommending it as a modern alternative?
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by lytedev 8y ago
Build your own! Arch Linux is a great base to start with. Check out /r/unixporn for examples!
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by lytedev 8y ago
The URL implies cinnamon, I think.
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by lytedev 8y ago
A coworker of mine had this clever idea after being inspired by https://www.revk.uk/2018/10/unicode-dicks.html . Enjoy!
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Weather in an SSID(blog.benhaney.com)
3 points by lytedev 8y ago|1 comments
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by lytedev 8y ago
Rust or C++ were easiest when I tried it last.
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by lytedev 8y ago
But this is exactly what I use mailgun for. The free price point kind of enforces that. Maybe it's just been so long I'm whitelisted?
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by lytedev 8y ago
For the past few days I've been messing with an ECS module for Elixir! My fork is here: https://github.com/lytedev/ecs Really simple with Elixir, but the naive implementation has some potential performance issues
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by lytedev 8y ago
And, by extension, Elixir!
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by lytedev 8y ago
I thought that was a rather clever lightweight toggle button for a proof-of-concept!
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by lytedev 8y ago
Haha! That is amazing! How, exactly, do you have so many?!
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by lytedev 8y ago
Can I ask what's broken? I understand it's displayed incorrectly in the worst cases and obscurely in most, but broken?
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by lytedev 8y ago
Also, as others have noted, with many new layers of abstraction between user and system including the compositor, window manager, display manager, display server, and probably a host of others within the operating system and places I'm
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by lytedev 8y ago
Based on the post, it's looking pretty good! Not currently available (hence the title) but it's coming in the "next major release"!
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Coming to Windows – Dark Theme in File Explorer(insider.windows.com)
3 points by lytedev 8y ago|1 comments
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by lytedev 8y ago
chrome://chrome-urls lists all of them, for those who don't know (including myself until 5 minutes ago!) Including ones for forcibly crashing chrome! chrome://inducebrowsercrashforrealz/ Love finding little Eas
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by lytedev 8y ago
In the same realm, check out LÖVE, a Lua framework for making 2d games for most platforms. It's similarly simple to use but does not come with a built-in graphics or audio editor. https://love2d.org/
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by lytedev 8y ago
Unfortunately I believe one of the core concepts is the "proof-of-work" and Bitcoin cannot work on the decentralized and distributed manner it achieves without it.
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by lytedev 8y ago
I use markdown in vim for absolutely all note taking and prose. But no, I don't use any of these little applets, browser or otherwise. I imagine lots of people do, though, if they don't have a text editor religion they subscribe t
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by lytedev 8y ago
What about bug bounty programs?
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by lytedev 8y ago
I know it's not the most popular, but I'm partial to =)
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by lytedev 8y ago
Are you saying Mix/Hex is unreliable or are you saying npm is on more machines globally?
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by lytedev 8y ago
I think this looks really great! Love the idea of the front matter enabling things like default classes. Writing HTML or markup using something like Haml or Pug is just so much more enjoyable than using raw HTML/XML. The structure is f
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by lytedev 8y ago
I think your browser, the various MS office applications, and Acrobat reader are some of the big ones that spring to mind, but there have quite a few!
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by lytedev 8y ago
Man, I remember horribly displaying events for an org's website by writing my own horrible iCal parser to extract the events. That sucked. All the different repeating event types caused all kinds of awful bugs. I need to look into this

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