maydup-nem

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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> elitism You are saying it like as if it were something bad.
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
wow, this is stupid i don't think i even want to elaborate
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Not afraid, but typing a dash in the terminal is easier and shorter than typing a reverse slash and a space. Spaces are kind of a pain in the ass in the terminal, tbh.
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
bruh, i use a chromium-based browser which doesn't support extensions (or an incognito mode) as of this moment. i ain't installing chrome just for some stupid setting, just saying. sounds like a severe case of tunnel vision...
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
i know that feel, bro, i am paranoid as well
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> should be modified until it fits the user like a glove more like a gauntlet
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
That quotes simply means that you shouldn't write spaghetti code, and that another _programmer_ should be able to read it. Quite clearly, it doesn't carry a meaning of: "hey, every user now has to become a proficient reader o
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
It's too often that developers adopt this attitude that I have to resort to vulgarity. They are practically forcing my hand there.
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> Documentation != user guide or manual It is within this comment section: > forgo any kind of documentation: what options are supported by specific commands, what behaviours they exhibit
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> Its been said that the best documentation is source code fuck you. it's a myth perpetrated by lazy programmers, who can't be bothered to spend an hour or two writing a comprehensible usage manual, while otherwise EVERY USER I
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Did I hurt your feelings?
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Comparing CL to C++ isn't very fair. That's like comparing a quartz-watch with multiple displays and a set of carefully laid-out knobs to a mad hairball of debris which will sting you every time you try to pick it up / comb i
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> not useful or innovative to you, the message wasn't about me or you, it was about browser space
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Well, when something is presented as innovative, while it's really not (given the context of "browser space"), and you say so, how is it pedantry? There was an overenthusiastic false statement, and I responded to it according
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Can't say, not using Chrome, but I wouldn't be surprised. It does seem like a no brainer to have in a browser, along with tab groups (which qutebrowser currently seems to lack).
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> Not sure if you’re truly always that pedantic or if you are some sort of troll wat? I responded to this: > this is the most innovative thing in the browser space for a long while I simply mentioned how there have been some other bro
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Nyxt is more extensible due to CL, which I like. However qutebrowser is working just fine for me so far and I didn't like how some things worked out of the box in Nyxt, and was too lazy to customize them.
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Innovative? I have been using qutebrowser for a while, and don't see the appeal of this. I just press a binding, start typing the name of the tab (fuzzy), get the list of matches, choose and there I am. As a basic example among many. N
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
maybe, I haven't seen much Windows since 7, which I am still using for occasional gaming and hobby music production : D
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
That's good to know, OK, same OS, but keeping the same interface? > Of course that's all moot now since they've given up on phones. What I rather had in mind was not the interface, but some other things which are "nor
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Nope, stumpwm. Before that I was using i3. Never even bothered with a DE when I jumped ships.
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> Start," and it was redesigned (as was Windows 8) by taking inspiration from smartphones Just exactly how braindead do you have to be to "take inspiration from smartphones" when deveping a PC-centric OS? As it's all
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> Historically, however, walking has been the privilege of white men. Black men were likely to be arrested, or worse. Women just out for a walk were harassed, or worse. Holy shit, so true, let me give you some internet points for being a
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
1000 useless articles you should never read as a human being
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
So you couldn't ask them to attribute this to you as an anonymous reviewer? And instead wanted them to spend their effort using "their own words" because "inexcusable" and what not? Man, are some people stuck up dee
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
Is Kindle DX vulnerable?
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
> My Emacs was heavily customized > several hundreds of lines amateur
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
OMG we are finally gonna have self-driving cars then huh!!111
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
I wish this was open-sourced. I wanted to do custom modal keybindings, because I find the current approach not to my taste. I like the idea of trackers and I will probably be using Renoise from time to time, but if it were open sourced, it
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by maydup-nem 5y ago
On the contrary, I enjoyed it and read the whole thing with interest.

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