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rhabarba
6y ago
I recommend a different name. (See portmaster(1) on FreeBSD.)
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9front “Emailschaden” Released
(9front.org)
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6y ago
"Google Mail Considered Harmful"
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6y ago
I wish I could insert the hint here that I actually use C for web development without it looking like a flame bait ... :-) I agree that Rust was not a good example, sorry.
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6y ago
In my opinion, life would - in the long term - be easier for these people if they were forced to learn C, C++ or Rust for their projects. But it’s been a while since I was a beginner myself, so there might be some bias here.
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6y ago
Wouldn’t microcontrollers better run with efficient and low-level languages?
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AAPS: Mask Facts
(aapsonline.org)
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6y ago
And all of those commands have an incompatible syntax. SVN is much better in these regards.
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6y ago
I still like TECO (or rather, TECOC) more than ed because it comes with a visual mode...
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6y ago
It’s official now: Punk is dead.
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Using a Piece of Paper as a Display Terminal – Ed vs. Vim
(blog.robertelder.org)
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6y ago
Being easy to use by newbies has killed too many great ideas already.
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6y ago
It does, together with expanding. It keeps a list of URL parameters to remove. :-) Naturally, the list will always be incomplete. Feel free to contribute!
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Show HN: ClipURLCleaner: Cleaning URLs in your clipboard
(github.com)
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6y ago
I hope we can agree that APL does not fit the list here. It does not even have words! (;-))
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What’s wrong with the syntax? It is essentially English with some minor rules attached.
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6y ago
You mean, like COBOL jokes?
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6y ago
Here’s hope that the WASM approach will not fall out of fashion that soon.
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6y ago
Oh, thank you. I had not seen that!
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6y ago
Using COBOL is a joy, one should never NEED to use it. YMMV. :-)
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6y ago
iCab is missing.
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Cobaul: A COBOL to WebAssembly Compiler
(github.com)
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6y ago
Whyever remote servers need to know which fonts I have. What the hell.
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Apple’s delayed privacy protection won’t make much difference
(9to5mac.com)
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6y ago
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Ironically, 32-bit machines were already over and done when Intel made theirs.
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It works relatively well, amazingly. Nice!
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6y ago
I had read that it was a dependency, so I was wondering... I’ll try it next weekend then!
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Choosing the VCS myself. Even SCCS would work for one text file.
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Self-hosting KeePass means keeping the database file on a shared system. Just sayin'.
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I would probably use gopass if it would not enforce the usage of Git.
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