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petepete
4y ago
Not really, rpm and dpkg are similar and both solid - and have been for years. Not sure but what instability the parent post is referring to but SuSE V10 came out in 2006 - I suspect the problems have been ironed out.
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4y ago
I'm just pointing out that GNOME and other DEs do lots of things a WM doesn't, and in a way that someone like my mum understands.
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4y ago
Next you'll be telling me to get an FTP account, mount it locally using curlftpfs and then use SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem.
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4y ago
How do you add printers in fvwm?
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petepete
4y ago
That's still the only fish plugin I have installed. alt+ctrl+f and ctrl+r are indispensable.
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4y ago
There isn't, but this one provides a good overview. https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/fzf-linux-fuzzy-finder The tl;dr is that it provides terminal fuzzy finding that can be plugged into just about any task that inv
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4y ago
And then there are those of us who deal with nonce daily. I wince every time I see the word, and it's really awkward if non-technical folks hear us talking about them.
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4y ago
Delphi's data aware components were power tools. It didn't take much longer than building something in Access, but dead easy to plug it into a RDBMS; extremely fast to work with; stable, simple to deploy. As I remember, making val
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4y ago
Even screen sharing is mostly solved now. I do it daily without issue on Fedora with Wayland. The only thing concession I need to make is running Slack in a browser tab instead of the app, because the app comes with an older version of Elec
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4y ago
The lease for a piece of demised land which is now part of my garden says: > as aforesaid for a term of Nine hundred and ninety nine years from the date hereof subject nevertheless to the proviso for re-entry hereinafter contained YIELDI
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4y ago
If anyone is looking for a middle ground between nothing and a fully-fledged project like Astro/Lunar vim, I'd really recommend kickstart.nvim https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim It's a single, w
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4y ago
This is probably a good case for a compatibility mode where these APIs are enabled.
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4y ago
> Am I understanding correctly that there’s a significant difference in performance between using a ViewComponent + a partial vs. a ViewComponent which renders html via a tag - from inside the component? I don't think there will be
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4y ago
I maintain a collection of view components[0] and lots are built without a template, just using the Rails tag helpers directly[1]. They're easy to write, familiar to any Rails dev and very fast. [0] https://govuk-components.
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4y ago
Yeah I meant a continuous playable region, not lots of separate cities next to each other (ie huge cities please)
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4y ago
I'd been looking forward to SC2013 for years and it was beyond disappointing. I know I'm probably not a typical gamer in EA's eyes, but SC4 was such a solid release. It just needed playable regions (build multiple cities, joi
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4y ago
I immediately recognised the Cambridge Audio subwoofer under the desk. I had the same set on my PC from about 1998-1999 along with an Aureal Vortex. I loved that setup. https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NjgzWDEwMjQ=/
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4y ago
I was on the verge of buying a Shield but this has put me off.
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4y ago
Fair. I'll admit there are a few rough edges, mainly caused by some apps (Slack) having older versions of certain libraries that makes some functionality (like screen sharing) break.
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4y ago
Not sure it's fair to call it struggling when it's the default in just about every distro and has been smooth and stable for years.
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4y ago
I immediately recognised the Cambridge Audio subwoofer under the desk. I had the same set on my PC from about 1998-1999 along with an Aureal Vortex. I loved that setup. https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NjgzWDEwMjQ=/
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4y ago
Are you suggesting drinking directly from the top of the aeropress?! Might have to give that a try.
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4y ago
For Firefox users, Multi Account Containers are definitely the way to go. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/multi-account...
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4y ago
Again, hugely overcomplicating. Scoop of coffee, grind, add, pour in some water from a boiled kettle, stir, wait for a minute or three, invert, press.
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4y ago
If you're productive and happy with nano I'm not sure there is one. I love vim and find it an incredibly productive tool, but it's rare that my editing speed is the limiting factor. However, in recent years with LSPs, the sug
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4y ago
It's almost as if when given the choice people prefer games without microtransactions, even if they're older and have fewer features/powerups etc.
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4y ago
> ...except price and repairability. And keyboard.
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4y ago
I'm from the UK. I was under the impression you could do it yourself here but couldn't find a definitive answer. It's absolutely something I wouldn't take on myself though. Changing a light switch or rewiring a plug, sur
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4y ago
Technology Connections provides a great intro, Urban Plumbers is where you want to go for a more hands on, practical approach. https://youtube.com/@UrbanPlumbers
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4y ago
These days, just add a hstore or json column to your relational data.
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