petepete

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   by petepete 3y ago

   I bought two sofas from Habbio last year and am really happy with the purchase. They're made from recycled materials and are vegan. So far they've been great, and they have a 15 year guarantee, but time will tell. https:/&#x
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   by petepete 3y ago

   btop++ is also worth a look if you like bottom, another take on a modern htop. https://github.com/aristocratos/btop
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   by petepete 3y ago

   It should be a global (OS or desktop environment) level option. I know that isn't possible for various reasons, and it's a shame. I never want to copy formatting, ever.
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   by petepete 3y ago

   I'm a UK contractor and I'd say I've learnt lots of new skills and tech in my periphery while on Ruby on Rails and database contracts. In the last few years I've been exposed to enough Kubernetes, Terraform, Docker, Azur
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   by petepete 3y ago

   Like with every hobby, YouTube and Reddit push people from having an interest in something to pursuing it to extreme lengths. Many people get so struck by gearlust they lose sight of what piqued their interest in the first place. I'm n
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   by petepete 3y ago

   This is the biggest factor in my opinion. I suspect most GitHub users didn't realise that it supported SVN until earlier this year though. https://github.blog/2023-01-20-sunsetting-subversion-support...
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   by petepete 3y ago

   No, but Asciiflow is very good. https://asciiflow.com/
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   by petepete 3y ago

   > I'm member of other communities and at least one person is talking about something not working on Wayland, but working on X11, so we still have ~2-3 (up to 5) years. Thankfully I don't have to, I want shiny new software than
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   by petepete 3y ago

   If it was just me then yeah. Thankfully enough people have made it for Fedora to be convinced it's a good idea. Other distros will soon follow (as always) and X11 will wither. Finally.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I use Slack in a Chrome tab and screen sharing works perfectly there. I don't know how they've managed to fuck their app up so much it just shows a black rectangle.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I think this is a good move. Wayland has been stable for me for years. I hope it prompts companies like Slack to sort their apps out.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    Our code?
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I'm intrigued by the idea of the Miao Miao. I'm a T1 diabetic and while the Freestyle Libre is an _amazing_ device, truly life changing, the software is pretty bad. I reported a bug more than a year ago and Abbott still haven&#x27
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    by petepete 3y ago

    In the 80s in the UK we had milk delivered every morning in glass bottles by a huge fleet of electric vehicles. The empty bottles were left out, collected by the milkman, sterilised and reused. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I can see PC gaming enthusiasts wanting side panels made of this, mainly for real time performance charts and hentai.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I try to avoid these tools wherever possible, given the choice I'd always go for tools like Blazer. https://github.com/ankane/blazer No such luck in my current role, Looker and PowerBI are both in use by different
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    by petepete 3y ago

    But the ads are baked into the content.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I wonder how much impact changes to package-lock.json, yarn.lock, Gemfile.lock and friends have on these PR sizes. Agree overall that most are too big but 900 is way more than I typically experience.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    Walmart own ASDA, one of Britain's 'big 4' supermarket chains.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    There's an [incomplete] services list here along with the version of the Design System they're using. Those on 5.1, 4.8 or 3.15 are capable of showing the new crown. https://github.com/x-govuk/govuk-services-f
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    by petepete 3y ago

    It's worth mentioning that GNOME receives an enormous amount of hate but it's still the most widely used DE on Linux by a mile and the vast, vast, vast majority of people get along just fine.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    First I've seen of this, really interesting - thanks!
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I did for years and still would if some terminal applications didn't assume otherwise and make some bits of text illegible because of a lack of contrast.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I've used tig to do this for 15+ years. It's effortless. I know lazygit is more modern and has more features, but tig does this so well I have no need to change.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    GPUber?
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    Deque Systems Sues BrowserStack for Intellectual Property Theft(deque.com)

    3 points by petepete 3y ago|1 comments
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    by petepete 3y ago

    Not the GP but I have more or less this with all Unifi gear, a Dream Machine Pro and PoE switch in the network cupboard, a Flex PoE switch in the loft with 4×G5 Bullet cameras plugged into it. Unifi restricts choice but everything works in
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    by petepete 3y ago

    I'd try watching the intro YouTube series by MasterHellish and concentrating on a particular industry to start with, it can get overwhelming when there's lots going on.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    The point I'm making is that people leaving for nim is a HN thing to say that's unrepresentative of what's actually happening in the rest of the world.
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    by petepete 3y ago

    The HN bubble in full effect, where people are leaving Rails en masse to use Nim to build web apps.