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by oefrha 9y ago
I read my comment again and realized that I could have been mistaken for being affiliated to the project. To be clear, I am not. I'm just one open source maintainer and contributor who gets upset when I (or other amazing people) put ou
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by oefrha 9y ago
Sorry for the late reply, but this condemning tone just really, really gets old. This is a frigging open source project. Take it or leave it. If you want something, you send a frigging patch. Or you ask nicely.
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by oefrha 9y ago
And I happen to not have social media, for real. Whoops. I need to go through U.S. Customs at least once a year. :(
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by oefrha 9y ago
I'll first admit I'm a worshiper of the Church of Emacs. I told the trying to exit vi joke for years until someone pointed out to me that C-x C-c was equally if not more obscure. It was a part of me because that was the first thin
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by oefrha 9y ago
Warning: link's NSFW.
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by oefrha 10y ago
Yep, we don't really need another syndication format that no reader is going to support or support well for years. All I see missing in RFC 4287 is the lack of a per-entry cover image/thumbnail, which you can solve with an extensi
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by oefrha 10y ago
It's simply hilarious to see Windows Update force rebooting machines in the middle of professional games. Basically, a computer running Windows is actually owned by the Microsoft overlord who can do whatever the hell it wants to do. Oc
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by oefrha 10y ago
And, what's your proposed alternative for calculating a hash? Btw, we treat hash changes very seriously in homebrew-core; they are never merged without a confirmation from the upstream. Unfortunately Cask apparently doesn't live u
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by oefrha 10y ago
> ... scary-sounding headlines are published without deep analysis or actual evidence to back them up... Scary-sounding headlines, sure. But there usually is actual evidence. > I referenced a report with actual numbers of devices impa
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by oefrha 10y ago
I could be exaggerating a little bit, but do check https://arstechnica.com/security/ .
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by oefrha 10y ago
I am Chinese and I've been living in the U.S. for a couple of years, so I know both worlds. Everyone I know in China who use an Android has ton of apps on their phones. I'd say there are at the very least tens to hundreds of thous
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by oefrha 10y ago
Citing Google's blog post for Android security is not very convincing. If Android is so secure, why are we seeing (often more frequently than) weekly headlines on Android security woes, often containing something like "millions of
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by oefrha 10y ago
Power Nap works when your Mac is put to sleep. I don't think it would turn on your Mac if you powered it off. Also, macOS does not force a system update schedule on you, unlike Windows 10 Home.
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by oefrha 10y ago
There were bugs in the past few days, but all known ones have been squashed as far as I know, so all you need to do now is brew update at least twice .
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by oefrha 10y ago
Just want to point out that you could always add the --verbose flag to brew commands to see more progress information (in this case how brew calls git to update brew itself and each tap you have tapped, including the core tap).
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by oefrha 10y ago
> I would just have a different problem if it were (upgrade to YourLib 2.0 or get boneyarded) In core this is true. In your own tap you can vendor your dependencies however you want.
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by oefrha 10y ago
You can use brew-bundle for that. https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-bundle On one machine: brew bundle dump On another machine: brew bundle
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by oefrha 10y ago
Sorry, I probably failed to notice the "Thanks Homebrew team. <3" part first time round.
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by oefrha 10y ago
Writing to /usr/local/bin is not the same as writing to /usr/local. We don't drop a README.md in /usr/local anymore, for instance, and you can change the ownership of /usr/local back to root
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by oefrha 10y ago
I see no problem in this. We need writing permissions to /usr/local to finish our migration (as we always did). Once you finish the migration we (hopefully) never write directly to /usr/local again.
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by oefrha 10y ago
To be clear: I'm only talking about core here. If you try to compile external software against brewed libraries, of course you may run into problems, but we do have the homebrew/versions tap, and you can always host your own taps
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by oefrha 10y ago
"everything is fine until YourLib 2.0 comes out, at which point users doing `brew install myapp` will start getting cryptic compiler errors." Sorry, this is just not true, we hold merging YourLib 2.0 into core until all dependents
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by oefrha 11y ago
I'm curious about the claim "pixel perfect every time" seen on your home page. Do you employ some special algorithm to scale images, or do you just use the standard tools? As far as I know, scaling vector graphics isn't
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by oefrha 11y ago
ESR's 17 Unix Rules [1], Rule of Generation: > Developers should avoid writing code by hand and instead write abstract high-level programs that generate code. This rule aims to reduce human errors and save time. [1] https:/&#x