mid-kid

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by mid-kid 3y ago
Just "visits", unless you use that name for something else. I find code that relies excessively on catch-all terms to be very tacky.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
It still astounds me that people actually use "lightweight" and "fast" to describe vscode these days. How times change.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
For any given purpose, there's usually maybe three apps in the store that fit the bill. Sorting by last updated is a great way to find the most popular apps, as they're generally also the most well-maintained. There's little
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by mid-kid 3y ago
A store can only auto-update apps when they've been first installed through it. The first time you update an app with neo store you'll have to do it manually, any update after that will be automatic.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Well yeah, dicks aren't sufficiently shocking anymore. It's the same style of edgy trolling.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Why would the license need to change? It doesn't apply to the things you make with the program, only to your modifications of the program itself. And even then, the license doesn't matter if you don't publish a modified copy
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by mid-kid 3y ago
So that 's why he was bald in the video. Fuck...
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by mid-kid 3y ago
I just make sure to never store them fully charged, or fully discharged. Some neutral state of charge tends to work fine.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
My assumption is that he probably just made assumptions about the format. Stuff like "my strings won't be represented by hexadecimal escape sequences" and "my json file will be split up line by line". It's real
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Netherlands! Netherlands! Netherlands!
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Can't speak for everyone but it took me a decade of computer usage to even "fit" the delete key in my text editing workflow and getting used to reaching for it. I still don't use it much, and it doesn't help that it
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by mid-kid 3y ago
As an avid OSMand user, it's a shame that he doesn't compare the two. They're the big players in this space.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
This form of slide deck has become a staple in the security research community for some reason. I don't like it either but they're just following form.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
People should be reminded that rules are more of a guideline than a strict plan to follow, especially in the online world. Banning people is a crucial part of forming a community, and you should feel no shame for applying it where necessary
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by mid-kid 3y ago
> Happens all the time. As this is the first time I hear of this, I'm curious. Do you have any examples?
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Please don't ship wasm binaries in cargo please don't ship wasm binaries in cargo please don't ship wasm binaries in cargo please don't ship wasm binaries in cargo please don-
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by mid-kid 3y ago
I went through the initial config wizard of zsh exactly once, almost a decade ago[1]. It took me maybe 5-10 minutes, and even though I don't fully understand what each command means, I haven't modified it in all this time, and it
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by mid-kid 3y ago
I wish people wouldn't do this. It makes it very confusing to know when it makes sense to upgrade, and depending on your luck you'd be getting a version that has a bug fixed in the commit right after, but you wouldn't know be
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by mid-kid 3y ago
I used to play around with and use this, but I could never find a good use for it. It felt really counter productive to open up a desktop within my desktop when it was a laptop, so I had it anywhere already
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by mid-kid 3y ago
I swear the only people going on about the "year of the linux desktop" are its detractors.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
There is no EULA for BOTW.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
I keep a small series of patches for various software on my system, to fix, or at least relocate, config files to XDG locations[1]. I do this for applications I care about keeping their state. For other applications I either set the environ
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Out of neat one-liners I never use but sound good on paper? timestamp() { while IFS= read -r line; do printf '[%s] %s\n' "$(date '+%F %T.%4N')" "$line"; done } This prepends a tim
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by mid-kid 3y ago
And that's probably what bothers me most about the fediverse in general. I want to be able to see everything, be it appropriate or not, misinformation or harassment, but the only servers that allow that are those that are suspended eve
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by mid-kid 3y ago
I've been musing doing this as well, as I really can't find a mastodon server with a ruleset and community that I like, but I'm worried about the required drive space. Are there any affordable VPS hosts that would provide eno
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Machine vision? Back in my day we just checked how long the screen remained black. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moBGHUfw-Ho
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by mid-kid 3y ago
> C's only REAL problem (in my opinion) which is the lack of dependency management. Most everything else can be done with a makefile and a half decent editor. Care to hear about our lord and saviour Meson? Both of your quoted proble
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Most compiled software gets its installation prefix hardcoded at build time. If you move the directory elsewhere, then everything needs to be recompiled.
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by mid-kid 3y ago
Finally someone spells it out. Ever since the first twitter US president I've noticed a great uptick in politicians and other public figures doing deplorable things for the sake of attention. They'd be publically called out and ri
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by mid-kid 3y ago
"plays around with bytecode"? Even if that is so, it translates the whole program to c++, which is then compiled. It relies on libpython to implement a lot of the core language types and such, so if your program isn't very

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