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philjackson
2y ago
All of a sudden I'm seeing loads of "are you human" checkboxes from Cloudflare too. One of the better captchas, but I'm not sure why it's a recent thing for me.
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philjackson
2y ago
Anyone know how this compares to Electron? Is that even the market this tool is in?
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philjackson
2y ago
"Uh oh"
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philjackson
3y ago
If I remove a file which is on mount1 and my home directory is on mount2, will I have to wait whilst it's copied, or will it pick somewhere on mount1?
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philjackson
3y ago
Fallacy of relative privation.
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philjackson
3y ago
4 cars in 10 years is 3 cars too many.
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philjackson
4y ago
`pass` is lovely, but don't you need your passwords on your phone when you're out-and-about?
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philjackson
4y ago
I can't live without smartparens-strict-mode - how do people edit lisp without it?!
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philjackson
4y ago
"No dead brother pressure"
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philjackson
4y ago
> I’ve come to the belief that the existence of GIMP is doing more harm than good. This just seems like such a poor take. Can you imagine being a gimp dev and reading this?
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philjackson
4y ago
You probably don't want your identity taken on them either - that might open up some attack surfaces. Best advice is just take the hit and change the passwords for everything.
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philjackson
5y ago
FWIW, I'm using Sway with Nvidia right now and it's as smooth as silk with no white flashes. The wlroots-eglstreams package is key to avoiding the artifacts. The only issue I have is Zoom - but that's hopefully being solved b
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philjackson
5y ago
How did you reduce it?
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philjackson
5y ago
Ah, apologies.
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philjackson
5y ago
> [0] though I prefer not to use that word, perhaps a better word would be 'entitled' Then why not use that word?
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philjackson
5y ago
> but was criticized for not solving more pressing issues Sounds very much like a fallacy of relative privation to me.
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philjackson
5y ago
It it actually selling something? It takes me to a shopify link...
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philjackson
5y ago
> Since Israel has to spend the money on US hardware, that money actually goes to maintain Jobs in the US military industry. What a shitty cycle.
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philjackson
5y ago
Please tell us how exactly the candidate insulted you!
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philjackson
5y ago
What would the compromise be?
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philjackson
5y ago
I mean, it's the linux kernel. Think about what it's powering and how much risk there is involved with these patches. Review processes obviously aren't perfect, but usually patches aren't constructed to sneak sketchy cod
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philjackson
6y ago
> How did things progress so far backwards in stability? Not a software engineer then?
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philjackson
6y ago
Lofty goals.
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philjackson
6y ago
38,000 might be me. :(
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philjackson
6y ago
A better way to phrase it would be "if you have an active GH profile, share it". The benefits seem obvious to me, at a glance, one can: * See what your interests are. * See what the general quality of your code is. * See how you i
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6y ago
Pet project. It'll amount to nothing.
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philjackson
6y ago
Useless use of echo there.
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6y ago
The Atari Lynx was even worse, if I remember...
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philjackson
6y ago
So long as those with disabilities are also accounted for, using gifs are a great way to demonstrate usage. I always appreciate running across them when I hit a readme.
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philjackson
6y ago
I miss Winamp so much.
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