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pkulak
3y ago
Or, event better still ;) https://github.com/AstroNvim/AstroNvim
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pkulak
3y ago
Oh, first off, I'm not Jorge, sorry, I just forked his repo. haha. But yeah, watch all his videos to get an idea of what's cool about this. Basically, I use Fedora as an "immutable" base system, then install all my userl
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pkulak
3y ago
Never heard of distrobox-assemble, but it sounds intriguing. I currently let Microsoft build and host my container once a week: https://github.com/pkulak/boxkit And yeah, like you, I basically live in Arch despite runn
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pkulak
3y ago
I have far too much respect for XKCD to treat it like the bible.
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pkulak
3y ago
I remember years ago when Google I/O and Apple’s equivalent felt like the Super Bowl. Now I don’t even know when they are or really care. I miss those days.
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pkulak
3y ago
They have a Matter-enabled thermostat. If that can integrate into Home Assistant without an internet connection (which should be the case), you are absolutely not “the product” for buying one. You’re just buying the best locally-controlled
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pkulak
3y ago
This is why I don't keep the primary source of anything that I can't afford to lose anywhere but my own house.
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pkulak
3y ago
Business apps can sometimes be so complicated that the decision is between having a giant settings page, where you try to anticipate everything users will want to do, or you let them write little snippets of code that you interpret on the f
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pkulak
3y ago
This is a cool list. I built my own chat client a little while back to get vim bindings in the last place it was missing that I spent a lot of time: https://github.com/pkulak/matui
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pkulak
4y ago
Theocracies can be elected. I fail to see how your definition of a theocracy automatically disqualifies Utah from being an "effective theocracy".
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pkulak
4y ago
I hope Kagi is hard at wie doing the save thing…
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pkulak
4y ago
> Mastodon is actually lots and lots of little communities with inefficient links between them rather than one whole. You can’t even see all the replies to a message by default, it only shows you on-instance replies! I fail to see the is
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pkulak
4y ago
And of course he directly addressed it mere hours after my post. Haha https://youtu.be/nTocrbqGCWs
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pkulak
4y ago
I always laugh when I see a chess tournament recap video with the most clickbait title and thumbnail ever. Like, did they add explosions? And then it’s just a normal video, and very enjoyable. So, no harm, no foul.
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pkulak
4y ago
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
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pkulak
4y ago
Isn't this the entire reason you shouldn't use the stack for large amounts of data? Stacks unwind, so you can't pass around pointers to it. And the stack is fast because it's often mostly in CPU cache, but that won'
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pkulak
4y ago
But it costs money not to advertise to you. You have to be willing to pay more for your TV, and people love buying $500, 65-inch TVs.
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pkulak
4y ago
My Sony is about as pleasant. I’ve got it on my iOT network just so HA can see it, and it’s fine with having no internet access.
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pkulak
4y ago
The Cadillac Cimarron of the tech world.
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pkulak
4y ago
Why wait? Move to Firefox now.
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pkulak
4y ago
Love my Synology, and I bought a 2-bay cus I thought it was just going to be a toy. Now I have everything on it and I’m dreading moving to a larger unit. It’s backed up nightly to whatever cloud provider I feel like at the moment, but it wo
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pkulak
4y ago
I think he did want to buy it, but then later thought that decision through a bit, or had it thought through for him, and realized his mistake. You're giving him too much credit.
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pkulak
4y ago
I've been happy with my Cree leds. I can't seem to find them online, only Home Depot.
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pkulak
4y ago
I don't think it's that simple, and it's kinda up to Apple. If you have an iPhone, then yes. But if you have an Android phone, from what I can tell, there's nothing you can do to stop Apple from eventually disregarding t
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pkulak
4y ago
Yes, it is the user who is wrong. :D
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pkulak
4y ago
How can you block URLs without seeing them? Is it something where the blocker has to submit all blocked URLs beforehand? Hashing?
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pkulak
4y ago
Pretty sure it does. Pastafarians have been trying for over a decade now to get special treatment and it never works.
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pkulak
4y ago
> You deserve to know to whom your Apps are talking to. Ooo, one word too many.
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pkulak
4y ago
Well, if you learn Vim you will use it every day (if you ever program, or work with any markup). And that's even if you never open the Vim editor itself; the bindings are available everywhere.
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4y ago
I just run AdGuard Home network wide and have never seen a huge need to run a browser blocker as well. What are you getting out of using both?
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