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meribold
7y ago
A merge of a branch with N unique commits creates one new, yet-to-be-tested commit/tree. A rebase creates N. I doubt that it's common that people replay all the new history after a rebase and test each new commit/tree.
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meribold
7y ago
I had a question for the Firefox UX team a few months ago and went to #ux on irc.mozilla.org. The channel was completely dead. Someone that wasn't from the UX team was still there and told me they all moved to a private Slack channel.
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Support trick: Automatically receive the IP addresses of remote computers (2012)
(techrepublic.com)
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meribold
8y ago
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meribold
8y ago
Not quite what you described and maybe you already know this, but you can prefix (or postfix) your query with %, *, or ^. This will restrict the results to tabs, bookmarks, or history, respectively. https://support.mozilla.org&#x
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Reposurgeon’s Excellent Journey and the Waning of Python
(esr.ibiblio.org)
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meribold
8y ago
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Virtual Environments Demystified
(meribold.xyz)
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meribold
8y ago
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8y ago
As someone that hasn't been using Python while the concept of "virtual environments" emerged I always found how many tools for managing them exist confusing. Eventually I tried to just create a virtual environment by hand, wh
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Virtual Environments Demystified
(meribold.github.io)
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meribold
8y ago
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meribold
8y ago
As someone that hasn't been using Python while the concept of "virtual environments" emerged I've always found how many tools for managing them exist confusing. Eventually I tried to just create a virtual environment wit
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Virtual Environments Demystified
(meribold.github.io)
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meribold
8y ago
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I stared into the fontconfig, and the fontconfig stared back at me
(eev.ee)
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meribold
8y ago
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Story of Gnome Shell Extensions
(eischmann.wordpress.com)
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meribold
8y ago
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meribold
8y ago
You can use a feed reader. I have Newsboat set up with a feed that shows all my YouTube subscriptions and a macro that opens the URL from the selected item in mpv.
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meribold
8y ago
I do. It's my favorite of the mainstream DEs. It doesn't waste much space, it looks good out of the box (in my opinion), and it's more stable and responsive than GNOME in my experience.
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Virtual Environments Demystified
(meribold.github.io)
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meribold
9y ago
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meribold
9y ago
I use it to install my dotfiles ( https://github.com/meribold/dotfiles/blob/master/makefile ).
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meribold
9y ago
More than 5: I recently listed all programs for managing virtual environments I could find in a blog post [1] because I find it pretty confusing how many there are. [1]: https://meribold.github.io/virtual-environments-9487
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Virtual Environments Demystified
(meribold.github.io)
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meribold
9y ago
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meribold
9y ago
I like to put `MAKEFLAGS += --no-builtin-rules` near the top of my makefiles. This way, all predefined rules are cancelled and I won't be caught off guard by a rule that I didn't specify explicitly being a match. I also usually pu
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Modes, Medians and Means: A Unifying Perspective
(johnmyleswhite.com)
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meribold
9y ago
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meribold
9y ago
The overlay navigation bar at the top is really annoying and now there's another bar at the bottom nagging me to sign up for something that can't be removed.
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A Survey of CPU Caches
(meribold.github.io)
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meribold
9y ago
I've starting just using GNU Make for my dotfiles [1] after struggling to choose from the abundance of dotfile managers [2] for a while. So far it's working out nicely. [1]: https://github.com/meribold/dotfile
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meribold
9y ago
I use fzf [1] to achieve something similar. I have a file with commonly used commands and a key binding to select one using fuzzy search and paste it to stdin. Here's a demonstration: https://asciinema.org/a/8xkw