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I fire up Mac OS X 10.5. Lacking that I use lots of monitors, turn off window snapping, swap the ctrl and alt keys. I cringe a lot. Why can't windows store position and size hashed to monitor layout? I get that PC hardware is janky but
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Programming as Theory Building: Why Senior Devs Are More Valuable Than Ever
(cekrem.github.io)
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between $300 billion and $50 trillion over the next two decades.
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> What is your ultimate AI-assisted coding setup? We're not there. "AI" is not Intelligent. It's "Artificial" generated content based on an out-of-date snapshot of a specific scope which can be useful but no
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I think most ui is borken by design possibly for perpetual income reasons. HyperCard, vb, and other easy to use and accessible builders are dead even though this what people really want. If I want a blue menu bar, I need to code markup!?!,
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Initially, I was impressed by the articles. I tapped on one then tapped the visit button then Firefox Nightly 141.0a1 (Build #2016093823) crashed. The web page is slow on this old tablet. I could bring out my new phone or the laptop but I t
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Why am I filled with nostalgia for a pre-internet age I never knew?
(theguardian.com)
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Mystical
(suberic.net)
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Yes, the Apple II MouseCard IRQ is synced to the VBL
(colino.net)
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Better at everything: how AI could make human beings irrelevant
(theguardian.com)
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Gamma Function
(en.wikipedia.org)
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To completely remove a file from history, one must rewrite history using tools like git filter-branch, git-filter-repo or by manually rebasing and running garbage collector (with prune) to clear unreachable objects — good luck with that.
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I recently found: The highest-ranking personal blogs of Hacker News https://refactoringenglish.com/tools/hn-popularity/
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Good Programmers are Not Lazy (2003)
(web.archive.org)
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I try not to. Failing that, in a text file named notes.txt. Failing that, in comments in the makefile, in the code. Failing that, in a commit comment. Failing that, in a journal of some kind to describe what failed.
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I agree. I just ran "shutdown -h" and it turned off my computer. I need to look into creating man pages again. Command 'mandoc' not found, but can be installed with: apt install mandoc A universal convention
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Brawndo's got what plants crave. It's got electrolytes — Idiocracy [movie]
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I've mostly abandoned man pages. The manual is contained within the program: program --help
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The White Lotus season 3 – Enlightenment uncut ending – main title theme [video]
(youtube.com)
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Casually maybe once a day. No tabs. Two or three separate windows: one for the lists of 30 items — no scrolling, one for the comments on the item, and maybe one to open the article depending on the comments or if the title sparks my interes
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TP-Link routers have been infected by a botnet to spread malware
(tomsguide.com)
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No one's building new browsers Ladybird, servo, and Flow are new browsers currently being built. These new browsers are not derived from any of the big three browser engines: Google Chromium, Apple WebKit, and Mozilla Gecko. https:&
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On top of releasing often, Viti95 displayed outstanding git discipline where one commit does one thing and each release was tagged. https://fabiensanglard.net/fastdoom/#:~:text=one%20commit%20...
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Dow falls by almost 600 points as Trump's tariffs threaten a dangerous trade war
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The reports about this Terms of Use for Firefox pushed me to build from source and run LibreWolf. In the past, I have not been able to successfully build FireFox. Today was a breakthrough for me as I was able to successfully build and run L
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Trillion tonne iceberg on collision course with South Georgia
(oceanographicmagazine.com)
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Reverse chronological shows the most recent first which is useful. It's a manual system. Web pages, HTML and style are manually edited with a text editor. There is more code, HOWTOs and notes on my private home pages. Here is a public
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I feel it is difficult to do anything on the phone and don't use it so much. Adding a bookmark temporarily on the phone and adding the link later is easier from the laptop.
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Communication and Networking – We all need it in space – Sumana Mukherjee
(substack.com)
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I don’t bookmark. I have a "Home" page with "One-liners & Links of the Day." The links are listed in reverse chronological order by day. Only this month is kept on the home page. There are links to previous months’ h
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