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961.
by p4bl0 6y ago
Much better title, thanks :).
962.
by p4bl0 6y ago
I submitted the link and it's been pointing to this email since the beginning.
963.
by p4bl0 6y ago
It seems the only alternative is Skia ( https://skia.org/ ), which is a Google project…
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Is there still somebody in the Cairo community who is able to make a release?(lists.cairographics.org)
341 points by p4bl0 6y ago|207 comments
965.
by p4bl0 6y ago
I know, but I've been a Debian user for ever and I quite like the way Debian works. For sure I wouldn't mind more recent version of KDE being available in the backport repository.
966.
by p4bl0 6y ago
I couldn't agree more. For a long time I've been using a very minimal environment on Linux. That means no desktop environment, just a minimal window manager (it was OpenBox) and a simple terminal (rxvt-unicode). For more than 10
967.
by p4bl0 6y ago
Kate is one of these software that I follow with interest and would really like to use, but after years and years of Emacs I have a hard time in other text editors. Are there any Kate users here? Have you used Kate for ever? If not what did
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Kate is soon 20 years old(kate-editor.org)
23 points by p4bl0 6y ago|12 comments
969.
Major Layoffs at Blizzard France(stjv.fr)
2 points by p4bl0 6y ago|0 comments
970.
by p4bl0 6y ago
R7RS-large is Racket ;). (This is a joke, do not take this seriously.)
971.
by p4bl0 6y ago
Your argument, even if considered valid only cover one part of the problem with the title. Many paid services also violate users privacy. So no, the correlation of "free" and "violates privacy" is not that strong.
972.
by p4bl0 6y ago
Disqus could be free and not behave this way. Disqus could be a paid for service and still behave this way.
973.
by p4bl0 6y ago
The title is quite misleading, the privacy problem is not related with the website being free or not.
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Npcap 1.00 was just released and a new Nmap is on the way(seclists.org)
3 points by p4bl0 6y ago|0 comments
975.
by p4bl0 6y ago
Why not use a language that has the benefits of TS + everything you say and is designed to be independent from JS. I'm thinking of OCaml for example. Why not use OCaml rather than TS? Edit: Actually the idea is so obvious that you have
976.
by p4bl0 6y ago
I once developed an entire CMS in Bash and Zenity. We could not use dynamic languages on the web server and only had an SSH access to a very restricted machine. The users where not technical and resented command line interface. So I learned
977.
by p4bl0 6y ago
It clearly makes a difference for me. My servers which have SSH listening on port 22 have countless failed login attempts. Those running it on another random port have almost none.
978.
by p4bl0 6y ago
It's a nightmare to find examples of Blech code on this website. All I could find after a dozen of clicks is zip archive to download that should contain sample code in them… Anyway, how does it compare to Lustre for example?
979.
The Multiplicative Power of Masks(aatishb.com)
6 points by p4bl0 6y ago|0 comments
980.
by p4bl0 6y ago
For those who like me were not sure that the `calloc` call would necessarily allow to tag the returned pointer, I found the explanation in a previous post of this article series: > It’s important to note that we can only accomplish this
981.
by p4bl0 6y ago
I strongly second this recommandation. Daniel Guérin is a very interesting author.
982.
by p4bl0 6y ago
I hadn't thought of that when writing my comment. You're right, thanks.
983.
by p4bl0 6y ago
> Branching scales well when we want to extend the program by adding functions but it doesn’t scale well when we want to add types. In languages such as OCaml, when you add a constructor to an algebraic data type (which is the equivalent
984.
by p4bl0 6y ago
The comment you are responding to talks about Bash.
985.
Wash Your Lyrics(washyourlyrics.com)
3 points by p4bl0 6y ago|1 comments
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Emacs 27 can take SVG screenshots of itself(reddit.com)
8 points by p4bl0 6y ago|0 comments
987.
by p4bl0 6y ago
It says several times that it allows monetization without ads, but it says nowhere how. How? EDIT: okay, I went looking on other pages of the site: it uses "micro-subscriptions" via https://microscriptions.com/ .
988.
by p4bl0 6y ago
What you say makes me think of the gemini project :). https://gemini.circumlunar.space/
989.
by p4bl0 6y ago
Haha right, I saw the list without really watching it and jumped to the conclusion before actually paying attention to all the days. It was before my morning coffee, if that's any excuse.
990.
by p4bl0 6y ago
Funny that VM related days are all prime numbers :). EDIT: No they're not, I wasn't fully awake, sorry.

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