ronjouch

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   by ronjouch 7y ago

   Thanks for the reminder. I edited my above message to reflect the same sentiment.
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   by ronjouch 7y ago

   Please vote and/or speak up (constructively, no "mee too" comments please) on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69687
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   by ronjouch 7y ago

   Related: Greg Ward - Documenting history, or How to write great commit messages: say what, not why. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jb6ij4eRu6c#t=378
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   My Linux Nerd Toolbox(ronan.jouchet.fr)

   2 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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   Outer Wilds built a planet which falls apart(rockpapershotgun.com)

   1 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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   by ronjouch 7y ago

   Chuckles at picturing Cult of the Dead Cow giving health advice :D. Okay okay, "Centers for Disease Control and Prevention", one more US TLA unknown by non-US folks.
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   by ronjouch 7y ago

   Networking newbie question: why are "locked-by-password" and "secure" conflated with WiFi? Is there a technical reason for not having access points that are secure/encrypted and open? HTTPS is able to do protocol
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   Testing Picture-in-Picture for Videos in Firefox 69 Beta and Developer Edition(hacks.mozilla.org)

   3 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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   Contributor Agreements Considered Harmful(linuxjournal.com)

   71 points by ronjouch 7y ago|100 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    I also use fzf as git branch picker :) In my fish_user_key_bindings.fish (but surely adaptable to other shells), I bind it to Alt+G: function fish_user_key_bindings bind \eg 'test -d .git; and git checkout (string trim --
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Gnome Shell under X is totally fine with wmctrl. But not under Wayland. And I didn't know about EWMH, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_Window_Manager_Hints reads: "Extended Window Manager Hints, a.
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    I wish I could move to Wayland, but I make heavy use of X-only automation tools ( https://github.com/autokey/autokey for keyword expansion and cross-app macros, and wmctrl/xdotool for window switching using https
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Using Firefox with uBlock and Cookie-Autodelete I get 0.1 Using Chrome, even incognito and with uBlock I get 0.7 (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻. F you, Google, this is blatant bullying, technically unjustifyable abuse of your stranglehold over the whole we
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    Gnome Foundation 2018 Annual Report(gnome.org)

    1 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Thanks for sharing. Sciter, "an embeddable HTML/CSS/scripting engine" , looks especially interesting, I had never heard of it and am intrigued by its compactness. http://sciter.com/ , https:/&#x2F
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    That's a pretty cool feature indeed, I had missed it (and now I understand the need for a separate binary with archive handling & streaming logic). Thanks for correcting.
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Or, if your usage is sufficiently infrequent to not need caching and if you'd rather not depend on one more tool, simply configure ripgrep to use a `--pre` flag (which is what rga is doing :). See config and gist at https://
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    WSL2 and Kali Linux(kali.org)

    2 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    > "data visualisations" Those visualizations on the pi-hole look great indeed! > "Pi-hole has automatic updates to lists, [...] better community support than the routers with open source firmwares which are often qui
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    OpenWRT's adblock package has a "Suspend" button too. Also, domain whitelisting.
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Also, owners or routers able to run OpenWRT (which is actively maintained and in great shape since the merge with LEDE), you have access to several packages providing the same technical solution (DNS-based blocking). As far as I know, the m
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    iOS / Safari / Content Blockers are not as full-featured as Android / Mobile Firefox / uBlock Origin, but I'm quite content with https://1blocker.com/ , it provides several lists (with a less string
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Thanks for pointing that out. I'm worried too: - At first, the discussion on bugzilla [1] is reasonable: user stylesheets off by default for performance, and there's even backward compat code enabling the pref during Firefox 68 if
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    > "I'm still waiting for a way to hide the tab bar which is a privileged UI feature now" userChrome.css to the rescue: - Tree Style Tab's wiki offers tips to do exactly that: https://github.com/piroo
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    That's indeed a lovely script. It makes for seamless searching my trove of PDFs and ebooks. Thanks for sharing it, and thanks BurntSushi for considering including it to rg's README :) !
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    OP and developer at https://unito.io/ . We've been syncing tasks/issues (GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Bitbucket, Asana, Trello, Wrike, Basecamp) for a few years. Mirror is a simpler and more targeted version of our sync
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    Sync Trello cards with the Mirror power-up(unito.io)

    1 points by ronjouch 7y ago|1 comments
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    These days I like https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/neat-url/ , it's pretty sane and exhaustive by default
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Not generative, but of interest if you like that: http://musicforprogramming.net/
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Cool. Awesome work, thanks for sharing :)