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1. 31.▲
   by p4l4g4 6y ago

   Nice! I like it when you can plug such programs in a pipeline. Recently found out that you can use png:- as source or destination in any imagemagick command, to pipe images around! I find it really useful in combination with xclip, with -t
2. 32.▲
   by p4l4g4 6y ago

   Awesome, thanks! I will read up on that! Wonder if it's as stable as using dedicated uuid programs or libraries.
3. 33.▲
   by p4l4g4 6y ago

   I completely agree! In my experience, this is often due to a lack of interest. Most people (including myself) often just want a product to work. When something fails to work correctly or you want extra features, you bring it to a shop to ge
4. 34.▲
   by p4l4g4 6y ago

   - Solid editor: I've used a few editors and IDEs in the past. I think a learning to use a programmable editor is a better investment than learning to work with an IDE. IDEs are generally single purpose: working very good for a limited
5. 35.▲
   by p4l4g4 6y ago

   Ah, interesting! Thanks for your response. What do you use to get this work flow going? Would be really interested in the underlying infra. Do you have any pointers to get me deeper in this subject?
6. 36.▲
   by p4l4g4 6y ago

   For the author there is a little typo in the article. It says "This is problematic for three reasons", while listing two reasons. The last section talks about choosing proxies over jumphosts, without mentioning what would be neces