mehdix

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by mehdix 4y ago
Like some others, I don't have a list of cheatsheets except my bash history and my browser bookmarks. My bash history atm contains 4575 unique entries (I reset it a few weeks ago). It is like L1 cache to me for accessing most frequentl
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by mehdix 4y ago
Adding a XSLT stylesheet to that XML feed, will make it also readable inside browser.
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Yktoo/Ymuse: GTK Client for Music Player Daemon (MPD) Written in Go(github.com)
1 points by mehdix 4y ago|0 comments
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by mehdix 5y ago
I guess I have thousands of bookmarks. I always search my bookmarks first, known sites second, DDG next and Google last. In both Firefox and chrome there is exclusive bookmark search within the addressbar. In FF it is * and then space.
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by mehdix 5y ago
Now that you mentioned tearing, I noticed that I can't even remember when was the last time I saw one. Before switching to Wayland/GNOME and then Wayland/Sway there was a dark era where I was fighting/struggling to keep
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by mehdix 5y ago
We are a successfull hardware startup and our line of products are built around TI F28004x series MCUs. Even if we wanted to use Rust, none of our chips are in any of Rust's supported platform tiers. That's a nonstarter.
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by mehdix 5y ago
Exactly the same here. Nowadays I go through the changelog and often I realize there is no changelog for the update, or it is totally irrelevant for me (e.g. bug fixes for other android versions or problems which I don't have, marketin
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by mehdix 5y ago
imho, we as a society have been rushing/forced to embrace new technology without really understanding the downsides. I use nowadays cash as much as possible. The notion that every single mundane payment of mine is being monitor, tied t
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by mehdix 5y ago
I can relate 100%. In the past I was constantly using Twitter, Gmail, et al. I was using different hacks to bend them to the extent possible to my will. Time changed, my personality changed and the desire and need to use those services disa
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by mehdix 5y ago
I have a bike, with a lock more expensive than the bike itself. Since I value the time that would be necessary to replace the stolen item, not to mention the disturbance caused upon loss. Totally agree with your point.
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Dennis Ritchie Home Page (2006)(bell-labs.com)
223 points by mehdix 5y ago|80 comments
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by mehdix 5y ago
For anyone interested in Unix history, I'm currently reading hist book "UNIX A History and a Memoir". A pleasant well-written book. He explains many interesting details about people, namings, challenges and rationale behind t
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by mehdix 5y ago
I used it for years for writing a daily journal. I'd press a shortkey such as Alt+D and I'd get an entry for the day and write. Simple useful tool with an awesome author.
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by mehdix 5y ago
I recently picked up C after years of python, devops and javascript. I realized it's simply impossilbe for me to understand the tradeoffs made when other languages are designed or just understand my Unix-like operating system and other
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by mehdix 5y ago
Thank you for clarification. As an ill-informed reader, by reading the parent comment I was under the impression that it was already a standard. Considering the hazards, the last thing I want is random js in random website start messing wit
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Welcome to C-- (2008)(cs.tufts.edu)
76 points by mehdix 5y ago|23 comments
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ELF 101 a Linux Executable Walkthrough by Ange Albertini [pdf](github.com)
3 points by mehdix 5y ago|0 comments
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by mehdix 5y ago
IMO as a hacker it's better to focus on maintaining a personal website, feed and newsletter which is under your control rather than spendeng time on a giant platform which is fully out of your control.
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SDL_ttf 2.0.18 Release(github.com)
3 points by mehdix 5y ago|0 comments
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Best Practices for GTFS(gtfs.org)
1 points by mehdix 5y ago|0 comments
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WaveDrom – Digital timing diagram everywhere(wavedrom.com)
1 points by mehdix 5y ago|0 comments
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by mehdix 5y ago
In Germany you can use epost.de, a service from deutsche post.
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Abisxir/alasgar: 3D game engine for nim(github.com)
18 points by mehdix 5y ago|5 comments
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Posix Shell Tutorial(grymoire.com)
2 points by mehdix 5y ago|0 comments
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Rspamd Spam Filtering System(rspamd.com)
6 points by mehdix 5y ago|0 comments
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NLnet; Federated software forges with Gitea(nlnet.nl)
2 points by mehdix 5y ago|0 comments
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by mehdix 5y ago
I think even if he had time, he wouldn't change that page much. _simplicity_ is his philosophy. A page that you can edit with the most basic tools and publish in terminal is totally aligned with that. The page does its job, anything el
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by mehdix 5y ago
That's something I really miss. Having studied and worked in a developing country, I learned too late about these giants and it took me years to grasp the philosophy behind their great works and literally _unlearn_ and _relearn_ things
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Brian Kernighan's Home Page(cs.princeton.edu)
128 points by mehdix 5y ago|67 comments
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UxPlay: AirPlay Unix mirroring server(github.com)
87 points by mehdix 5y ago|9 comments

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