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by mmgutz 6y ago
Docker's custom iptables chains, upon restart of network or docker, can and most likely WILL clobber rules that used to work. Docker adds the DOCKER-USER user chain for the purpose of readding rules back after docker has set up its r
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by mmgutz 6y ago
Does anyone else notice how slow the UI is to render in the demos or was that marketing effects?
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by mmgutz 6y ago
I also work mainly from a gaming desktop PC. WSL2 linux distros are not equal to bare metal linux distros. WSL2 Debian doesn't have systemd installed and what a fvckery it is trying to get it to work. That means sshd, docker, k3s don&#
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by mmgutz 6y ago
The M1 is certainly impressive but how much does the same configuration say with 16GB and 1TB SSD cost? Most enthusiasts aren't going to buy an AMD Ryzen 5800x and limit themselves to 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD. A mac mini 8GB + 512GB SSD c
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by mmgutz 6y ago
I think it's more about Azure data centers. That's their money maker. If ARM chips can reduce datacenter power usage and improve performance that's a HUGE win-win. I expect AMD to have even more competitive desktop processors
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by mmgutz 6y ago
Yay for `GO111MODULE=on` as default. I always had to google the name of that environment var. I remember the community backlash against go modules but that all has but faded. Packages are easier to install in this release with the version q
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by mmgutz 6y ago
If you're an i3 veteran there is little if any advantage to switch. I was turned off by Regoliths' key bindings which deviate from vanilla i3.Regolith does have some nice features like parsing your config to display a helpful key
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by mmgutz 6y ago
A much needed interface in stdlib is logging.
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by mmgutz 6y ago
Does Intellij have remote extensions like Code? That's THE main reason I started favoring Code over Vim. Code's plugins working seamlessly over SSH is wonderful.
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by mmgutz 6y ago
I've found two that are promising. wails [1] for Go and pywebview [2] for Python. Oddly enough, I haven't found a decent node package that is maintained and documented. [1] https://wails.app [2] https://pywe
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by mmgutz 6y ago
Egads ... that rainbow parentheses suggestion is horrific to my eyes. Most editors already do a good job of showing matched braces without shouting. The problems he mentions are not tied to syntax. We need better CONTEXT aware highlighting
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by mmgutz 6y ago
I never once thought of doing that. I always restart the browser. Thanks for the tip.
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by mmgutz 6y ago
Search by topic would be nice.
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by mmgutz 6y ago
The navigation reminds me of ranger terminal file browser, which navigates dirs and files in the same way except it uses Vim keys.
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by mmgutz 6y ago
Most front end folks that I've spoken with didn't like the jQuery dependency not because it was huge or old but because jQuery does not play nice in a component world (React, Angular, Vue ...). Bootstrap 5's custom Javascript
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by mmgutz 6y ago
I'm in the same boat opting for docker-compose instead. docker-compose is much simpler to manage. Obviously it doesn't have feature parity with k8s but docker-compose does the basics well. An inexpensive VPS runs compose well with
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by mmgutz 6y ago
And editorconfig
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by mmgutz 7y ago
FWIW, Postgres has foreign data wrappers to external APIs: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrappers There are many utilities which use SQL for querying logs, filesystems, processes ... GraphQL could have
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by mmgutz 7y ago
[k3d]( https://github.com/rancher/k3d ) runs k3s in docker. k3d is more lightweight than kind.
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by mmgutz 7y ago
Does it also do the same for Chrome?
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by mmgutz 7y ago
The 2nd shouts at me from all angles, maybe a side effect from being hounded by netiquette police in forums.
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by mmgutz 7y ago
Any non-Apple trackpad usually leads to disappointment. Has brydge made trackpads before or will this be one of the typical trackpad clones?
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by mmgutz 7y ago
I recently looked at many task runners. I settled on my own personal task runner only because of familiarity. I would switch to either of these if I wasn't so heavily invested in my own tool. [just]( https://github.com/c
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by mmgutz 7y ago
It's the main reason why Stripe has taken a chunk of PayPal's business. We still have to use PayPal's API since most people, especially overseas are aware of PayPal. We had dedicated PayPal liaisons and they recommended we us
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by mmgutz 7y ago
I purchased a pair of $50 bluetooth earbuds on Amazon and without a doubt they sound and fit better. The main issues with inexpensive earbuds (Tozo T6) is bluetooth connectivity and touch controls. Pairing between the two earbuds is hit and
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by mmgutz 7y ago
I'm wondering how Sidecar compares to Duet, which I've been using for a while. Anybody have experience with the two?
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by mmgutz 7y ago
Thankfully, I was finally able to uninstall gboard (google's swipe keyboard). Don't know why it took Apple so long to implement swipe keyboard feature.
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by mmgutz 7y ago
This! They needed better integration with their B&M store. I couldn't buy things online from their weekend ads. I used Fry's exclusively for building custom PCs since returning a failed motherboard and/or components was a
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by mmgutz 7y ago
If you want something lightweight and based off of Ubuntu, go with Xubuntu. It's more like Windows 95. I do not think it's the trendiest but it's been a stable workhorse for software development. Xubuntu is fast on older mach
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by mmgutz 7y ago
This reminds of the internet explorer toolbars which counted installs, collected other stats and phoned that home. Those companies put wrappers around installs. Scarf also installs a wrapper around your package. Imagine if every npm package

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