ndegruchy

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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Thanks, adding it to my wishlist!
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Praise Kier! I want that keyboard so bad...
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
If they are able to reach out to folks who have purchased on their platforms and mark offending items as recalled due to safety issues, I don't see why not. It doesn't even seem like that onerous of a task. They're not _respo
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
This is awful. Who does this? Racist screeds and divisiveness seem to be growing unchecked and it's really worrying.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
This is one of my default rules for writing scripts. If the long option is available, use it. It makes too much sense to do so.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
What's the difference between running Renato and Hugo/Jekyll/et al? Seems like it's just Node.js vs Go/Ruby/whatever.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I don't like Kennedy. I don't like his policies on vaccination, on disease safety and just his politics and associations in general. However, I am willing to admit where he is right. Some food additives are not needed and ultra-pr
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Of course, you can get this information in Emacs, too. You'll need to get your lat and long, first: (setq calendar-latitude 12.3456 calendar-longitude -98.7654) Then, you can `M-x sunrise-sunset` and see the times (
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
It doesn't take a lot to read between the lines here. It's not like selling off Chrome would somehow invalidate the Open Source Chromium project in any way.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Stroke the ego. Also: Buzzwords.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I convinced Musk to not only _not_ fire me, but to back a boondongle project that will either ultimately kill the platform as a whole, or turn our world into a X-ian hellscape from which there is no escape.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Fair enough. I usually deny permissions to the features I don't care about if I'm pushing it up on the web. It's nice to have them there if I need them, though.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Not tremendously. You still commit, you still push and pull. There is a history and ignore options. There is a guide written for Git users: https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/gitusers.md
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
This is what I love about Fossil[1]. You get all of those extra tools (wiki, chat, forums, bug tracker) in the server that is also in the binary that you use to manage the repo. So, if you want to serve it, just `fossil server file.fossil`
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I don't. I was merely pointing out the hypocrisy, not understanding that he meant it as a blanket statement for both/all countries with secret courts.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Didn't realize he was also talking about the US secret courts. Sorry. Uh...[1] yeah. Secret courts are the worst! Those British and their secrets! [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Foreign_Intellig
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Yeah, the site and service seem to be trying to attract a range of people. However, `beancount` and the other `ledger-cli` like tools are all just plain-text files with a semi-rigid markup for recording transactions. https://plai
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Yes! I know nothing about low level programming, but the idea of using a register that you don't need for a fast 'memory' location is particularly clever.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Yes, I'm sure he's miserable, but he's also a racist oligarch asshole _and_ miserable. Should I feel bad for him? No.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
The linked GitHub thread with Ken Silverman is gold. Watching the FastDOOM author and Ken work through the finer points of arcane 486 register and clock cycle efficiencies is amazing. Glad to see someone making sure that Doom still gets per
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I switched to Sidebery long ago. This looks like a move in the right direction, but reading the docs say that it also loads in AI chat and other features? Like Edge? No, thank you. I'll stay on LibreWolf or some variant thereof.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Yeah, unless this is someone at the FSF, you don't really get to tell your attorney what tools they use. Sure, FSF could try and find someone who aligns with their beliefs, but often that's not feasible.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
Doesn't work if you have access to Copilot through a work account.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I like this. It's a lot like Emacs `diary` system. Though, you can group multiple events under one day heading. I will say that I like how `grep`-able this is. As long as you know the rules, it's pretty easy to parse. You could pr
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
You mean, "email with extra steps?". AP is a mess.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I end up using $CDPATH a lot for initial movement. While it's probably not as comprehensive as this, I find it and something like zoxide can cover a lot of ground.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I think its just something I do when communicating online. The other end doesn't have to be a human to be polite. Be polite to everyone and you don't have to worry about angering our future AI overlords.
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
> Two days after we closed the Paid Memberships Pro listing in the .org repository, Matt sent a direct message to me (Jason) on the WordPress.org Slack Workspace threatening to “take over your listing and make it a community plugin like
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
I have a couple of favorites (bash): # Only provide CDPATH when interactive... if [[ $- = *i* ]]; then export CDPATH=:"$HOME"/Projects/ fi `CDPATH` is great. It's like having z, j or zoxide instal
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by ndegruchy 2y ago
"Apple Intelligence" was never ChatGPT. You would be prompted (if the app is installed, IIRC) to ask ChatGPT if the Apple Intelligence system was unable to process the request, or needed a larger set of expertise. It would then pr

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