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by nobleach 6y ago
Unless you want to try out Rocket. That one STILL requires nightly...
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by nobleach 6y ago
Right, and forget it if you think your Vim is somehow going to magically look like the beautiful screenshots you see on the Vim theme sites. Getting a terminal to properly handle 256 colors or more is annoying in and of itself. (definitely
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by nobleach 6y ago
I've heard a lot of love for the GitLens extension over the years. From what I could see, it doesn't help stage/and or commit though. It's mostly just data about branches/existing commits, right?
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by nobleach 6y ago
I've always kept both. For family members, they all use Macbook Airs. For me, I have the 2018 MacBook Pro. I also use a Lenovo Carbon X1 and a Dell XPS15. Apple kills the Dell in build quality. The X1C is a fantastic build quality, and
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by nobleach 6y ago
I'm not the OP, but I ran ArchLinux with great success on my Carbon X1C. Everything other than the fingerprint reader were recognized and "just worked". I did also try Manjaro for a few months. It was not too bad either. I di
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by nobleach 6y ago
Yeah, definitely. With the way that editor improves month over month, I can imagine its Git support will be in a great place at some point. It's really nice that they'res so much steam behind development by Microsoft. I hated that
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by nobleach 6y ago
I have heard this. I really do like just plain old NeoVim. I tend to only mess with full blown IDE style editors just to have an idea what's available for other devs on my team. (I don't ever want to pressure someone to learn Vim&
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by nobleach 6y ago
I used Atom for a year on a break from Vim. I got it working JUST like Vim but the biggest thing missing was a decent Git experience. I found a plugin that was a lot like Magit (the thing I liked most about Emacs). I used that until Atom go
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by nobleach 6y ago
At the end of 2016, I was bored and decided to watch a flat earth video. I spent a few evenings going down that conspiracy rabbit-hole as it was completely fascinating. (I couldn't tell if these folks were expertly trolling, or if they
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by nobleach 6y ago
Which is why, when people tell me how "awesome" 5G will be, I have to remind them of the massive infrastructure cost. DC power in Europe also has a similar issue. It's a "short haul" technology. 5G repeaters may be
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by nobleach 6y ago
What's wrong with the trackpad? I was considering a T15...
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by nobleach 6y ago
Are you certain you cannot downgrade? gnome-firmware seems to allow it. I have to admit, I'm just on 1.4.0 though, and haven't tried to upgrade yet. Does it somehow block downgrading?
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by nobleach 6y ago
Yeah, that status page is really frustrating. Didn't anyone consider building it to REALLY check if services were working? not just returning a 200 Status... but actually DOING things?
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by nobleach 6y ago
Yup, Ops Genie is BLOWING UP with alerts... but can I get into GCP to see what's going on? Nope.
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by nobleach 6y ago
It depends, are you looking for WiFi 6? If so, it's supposed to. If you're still on Dell's older Intel chip, and it keeps crashing every 15 minutes, causing you to restart your network, I've found that pinning linux-firm
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by nobleach 6y ago
That'd make complete sense. None of their products support Markdown really well. Each has its own weird way of handling code snippets. So many other tools support three backticks and boom, you're in a code-block.
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by nobleach 6y ago
There's a simple reason. From the top down, the culture at Sony is, "it's good enough for 90%". And getting that extra 10% isn't going to be worth the investment. Those folks can go buy Apple. I have dealt with SO m
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by nobleach 6y ago
That book can get really dense really quickly. It DOES appeal to certain types of learners though. So since, you can find the HTML version for free, check it out. I personally suggest "The Little Schemer". It literally starts with
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by nobleach 6y ago
I too have wanted a solution for the massive amount of layers that are generated just by doing normal things. When you reach a point where you're trying to be so clever just to avoid the creation of a useless layer, it's the tooli
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by nobleach 6y ago
Are you absolutely certain? I had to hack around a bit but I got it running just fine: https://ibb.co/X7dpt7g
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by nobleach 6y ago
When Token-ring was fast... 5Mbs! But if you were on 10base2, you had to ensure that you had your 50Ohm terminators.
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by nobleach 6y ago
Yeah, I certainly didn't intend for it to be a faith/atheism battle. I'm simply stating that so far, all I've seen has been that one perspective. I'm interested in the potential fallout others are predicting.
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by nobleach 6y ago
I'm not trying to argue that it's a "good" thing, simply that tons of things hack our DNA (there are even some studies that emotional trauma can have repercussions imprinted on our DNA) My major point is that DNA hacking
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by nobleach 6y ago
I get that that's probably Lupe's shtick, but I think half (or more) of the things he's describing to Hotep Jesus are things that your average person doesn't know!
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by nobleach 6y ago
A sunburn can change/damage your DNA.
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by nobleach 6y ago
I'm interested in this as the only pushback I've heard has been from some Christian folks on YouTube claiming that we're no longer "human" if we hack or mix our DNA. I tend to look at it more like "right to rep
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by nobleach 6y ago
I worked for a production company that went from 100 grand worth of Grass Valley Switchers/Digital Picture Manipulation (DPM-700) down to one Video Toaster 4000 on an Amiga 4000. While I missed some of the cool stuff we could do with t
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by nobleach 6y ago
You'd need to build it in ColdFusion cfm pages to really capture that original flavor. They migrated to ASP.NET at some point before everyone left.
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by nobleach 6y ago
In the cases of both youtube and reddit, how would one suggest they pay for the developers, and their massive hosting costs? If not ad revenue, then what? Subscriptions? That's a hard veto from a high percentage of users.
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by nobleach 6y ago
Not to mention, easier to test. I had a branch of my code where I had finally figured out how to reliably test the stream/observable variant, but it was just an ugly mess.

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