minieggs

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by minieggs 6y ago
Yes. Well enough to play Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Beware, as soon as I switched to FreeBSD on the desktop my trust factor tanked. https://www.freshports.org/games/linux-steam-utils/
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by minieggs 6y ago
FWIW during my PPL pulling back during (un?)expected situations instinctually was very much discouraged. edit: this parent comments makes more sense if instead the author meant push on the stick, as another pointed out.
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by minieggs 6y ago
A measly 1% for the loss of our online privacy?
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by minieggs 6y ago
Another blank keycapper chiming in. Colemak is working great on my Helix! QMK is a wonderful piece of software.
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by minieggs 6y ago
The go:embed directive and embed.FS interface are great, as expected. If you're developing an AGPL or similarily licensed application it's incredibly easy to distribute source code with the application. //go:embed main.g
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by minieggs 6y ago
I have a container I stick in Syncthing that I do 100% of my development within across all my machines. One day I decided to switch to podman on a whim and forgot I made the switch. That was about nine-ish months ago.
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by minieggs 6y ago
re: ellipsis `,,,` have been a funny, casual alternative I've seen from and accidently seemed to have picked up from younger folk.
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by minieggs 6y ago
For fans of AGPL I suggest checking out EUPL. Half the length of AGPL. Changing/removing portions of the license is allowed. More info: you may have seen this on Hacker News recently: https://www.arp242.net/license.html
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by minieggs 6y ago
To offer another perspective... I've migrated services to/from Now v2 (never used v1). While recently moving a Go service off (to a regular server) all that was changed was some bash that executed in a pre-deploy hook and the `now
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by minieggs 7y ago
Yes. I would prefer the only JavaScript VM on my computer to be the browser's. Aside: I wouldn't sell what I do as JavaScript development, though.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Very true and agree. Parser is in good shape.
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by minieggs 7y ago
If you look closely at the Go code you'll see it was once C code generated by some parser generater (which I assume was Bison). Believe it was Russ Cox that wrote a program that transformed the generated C code into Go. Edit: I forked
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by minieggs 7y ago
If you edit your text in a terminal and use a light weight browser: Asus' E203MA has been working well for me. The CPU is slow. There's not much RAM. I wouldn't run Gnome on it. XFCE, Mate, i3 have all been good. It's un
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by minieggs 7y ago
I have a git repo at ~. .gitignore includes * with some exceptions, ~/.config/qutebrowser being one of the exceptions. Edit: I mostly ignore mobile but I created https://smscp.xyz/ which I use to transfer text sni
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by minieggs 7y ago
Picked up an Asus E203MA last month. I treat the eMMC just like I would any SSD/HDD and slap Arch on it all the same. Any specifics you care to know? I wouldn’t expect the heavier windows managers (and Windows) to perform at an accepta
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by minieggs 7y ago
Adjacently, release software through the OSs you target. Stores, pkg managers, whatever.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Curious what you miss? I recently started self hosting a Gitlab instance and switched from Lastpass to pass. Wouldn't of done it without the `passforios` foss app. Maybe I wasn't using Lastpass to its full potential (only used the
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by minieggs 7y ago
Why not self host git with pass.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Extremely interesting and extremely frustrating. I'm entering my fourth month learning Czech. Thanks for the comment.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Loved the intro video. Perfect amount of odd.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Nothing wrong with the current SE. I’m typing on it now. :-) (other than all the websites that stopped testing on small screens... looking at you Reddit). https://www.dropbox.com/s/wwe4m83my4zj4ul/Photo%20Sep%2010%
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by minieggs 7y ago
I enjoyed Kyle James' "The Super Tiny Compiler." https://github.com/jamiebuilds/the-super-tiny-compiler
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by minieggs 7y ago
Perfect timing. Started mucking around with the Go compiler recently to implement my own error handling. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D_ojiEqUYAAhmrH.png edit: s/%s/%d/ but you get it.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Looks great. I want a compile to Go lisp 2, though. Just putting it out there. :-) My efforts are likely to take a while...
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by minieggs 7y ago
Stock Qutebrowser 0.7, FF w/ all the usual extensions (ublock origin) 0.7. Don't know if it matters but I'm rolling Arch. Just adding another point of data for those curious.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Looks like a graphql endpoint fails. 500 "invalid hook" ? After 10ish refreshes it worked... Qutebrowser here.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Same here. I use libre software (perhaps with a tinge of irony). I don’t mind having a laugh about it every now and again. RMS himself is a pretty ridiculous figure.
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by minieggs 7y ago
Chromium could treat extensions better. “First class” keybindings provide a much better experience (think of opening a new tab that contains solely an image — you can’t close this tab with Vimium key bindings while the image is loading). E
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by minieggs 7y ago
Usually dev on a debian or arch derivative. i3/ranger/vim with near vanilla rcs. I favor go and typescript but am happy to use near any language (one in specific I will not touch).
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by minieggs 8y ago
Similar to the "KeyMouse" keyboard?

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