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by rhabarba 4y ago
The fact that the article calls Linux a product right from the beginning shows one of its flaws: Unlike other free systems like OpenBSD, Linux suffers from being required to satisfy “the market”. The results: systemd and the choice between
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by rhabarba 4y ago
Where can I donate to Russian war victims like elder grandparents who cannot get any help from the EU anymore? If I can’t, it’s politics.
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by rhabarba 4y ago
I wish the author wouldn't beg for Ukraine donations. I'm sick of politics everywhere.
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by rhabarba 4y ago
Notepad++ is acceptable for a free Windows text editor, but it had serious crash problems when I last tried it - luckily, there are probably 2,000 alternatives or so. (I usually use micro, Acme and/or ed these days).
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by rhabarba 4y ago
Also, several versions of TECO (like TECOC and the Scintilla-based SciTECO) are still in active development. :-)
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Zpaqfranz: Advanced and compatible fork of ZPAQ 7.15(github.com)
1 points by rhabarba 4y ago|0 comments
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by rhabarba 4y ago
If performance is relevant to you, Python is the wrong language for you.
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by rhabarba 4y ago
Honestly, the blogging dude wrote a web "application" in Python, known for its not-quite-good performance, and wonders whether he can make the application faster by... changing the database?
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by rhabarba 4y ago
I was told that redbean is a similar software, but I had not known it before. Always good to know alternatives. :-)
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by rhabarba 4y ago
The problem of not having a software that lets me maintain an .org-based website with no dependencies. :-)
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by rhabarba 4y ago
I assume that adding more compression algorithms would be doable. But zb is, in its current form, a proof of concept , at least. :-)
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by rhabarba 4y ago
I should probably write more software… :-)
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by rhabarba 4y ago
Ah, READMEs. The least loved part of my software, usually. 1. Yes, oops. I usually don't waste many thoughts on Git, I just happen to mirror my Fossil repositories there - so this has just slipped by. Fixed, thank you. 2. Hmm, Fossil&#
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by rhabarba 4y ago
Enjoy!
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Show HN: Zb, a self-contained zip blog(code.rosaelefanten.org)
39 points by rhabarba 4y ago|14 comments
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by rhabarba 4y ago
Ugh. I remember HN having had a dupe check once...
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The three line single binary compiler free blog(flak.tedunangst.com)
15 points by rhabarba 4y ago|2 comments
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by rhabarba 5y ago
Good to know, thank you.
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by rhabarba 5y ago
> Vim like modal editing Can I disable it? Because honestly, I don't want to tell my text editor to let me enter text every time I open a file.
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by rhabarba 5y ago
I wonder if this will have an effect on the illumos project.
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Oracle creates new form of free Solaris(theregister.com)
14 points by rhabarba 5y ago|2 comments
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Groffstudio: An IDE for Groff(groff.tuxproject.de)
4 points by rhabarba 5y ago|0 comments
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by rhabarba 5y ago
Finally! Another VCS!
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CR+LF Has a Long History(revk.uk)
102 points by rhabarba 5y ago|65 comments
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by rhabarba 5y ago
Does vk make its money with tracking you around the internet?
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by rhabarba 5y ago
Bye.
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How Covid Stole Our Privacy(unherd.com)
8 points by rhabarba 5y ago|1 comments
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by rhabarba 5y ago
Ah, GNU people fighting standards again.
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by rhabarba 5y ago
Good CoC: "If at anytime you choose to do something that a rational person of average intelligence could reasonably consider your actions as "Being a dick", you are in violation of this code of conduct." [1] Horrible CoC
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Bias Monitor Chrome Extension(github.com)
8 points by rhabarba 5y ago|2 comments

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