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   by secure 7y ago

   What does this change in practice? Are there before/after screenshots?
2. 212.▲
   by secure 7y ago

   There will be release notes once the release is getting closer. The slides are just very early.
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   Optional Dependencies Don’t Work(michael.stapelberg.ch)

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

   I eat at Hiltl frequently and love it every time! Strongly recommended. For a friend of mine, Hiltl’s presences in Zürich (and other vegeterian restaurants) was a big factor in moving to Zürich :) I was on an airplane once where SWISS serve
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   by secure 7y ago

   The %w (or %v) identifier must be at the end for the magic to work, but you can still meaningfully format things in front of the wrapped error, e.g. fmt.Errorf("Write(%s): %w", filename, err)
6. 216.▲
   by secure 8y ago

   Thank you for saying this. I’m so glad I’m not alone in my perception :)
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   by secure 8y ago

   Thank you so much! Committed your suggestion in https://github.com/stapelberg/hugo/commit/3a7227fef47fc49550... . Let me know your Paypal, if you have any, and I’ll gladly invite you for a virtual coffee as a
8. 218.▲
   by secure 8y ago

   I’m fully aware of how spoilt one can be as a developer at a large corporation, but I believe I have toned down my expectations reasonably, and still felt compelled to write this article and step down.
9. 219.▲
   by secure 8y ago

   Thanks for the perspective! Ubuntu’s founding was before my time.
10. 220.▲
    by secure 8y ago

    Baby steps ;)
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    by secure 8y ago

    I’m sorry you got that impression from the article. I’m not leaving over less free time, I’m leaving because of the issues I describe. Reduced free time amplified some issues, though.
12. 222.▲
    by secure 8y ago

    I’m glad you like i3!
13. 223.▲
    by secure 8y ago

    Sorry about that! I’m not great with Web Design, as you can tell. If anyone wants to contribute a CSS fix, or just a pointer to a good article on how to fix this, I’d be very grateful!
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    Winding down my Debian involvement(michael.stapelberg.ch)

    469 points by secure 8y ago|227 comments
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    by secure 8y ago

    I learnt about Hello Fresh a few weeks ago, signed up, and have been a happy customer since. For me, not having to pick a recipe and do the shopping is the biggest convenience. The results range from meh to awesome (certainly sometimes due
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    by secure 8y ago

    I’ve been using https://neo-layout.org/ for about 10 years, which is a keyboard layout optimized for German, English, Programming, Maths, in that order. It has many layers with conveniently located “special” keys. Dvorak on
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    by secure 8y ago

    If you’re into custom-made keyboards and keyboard parts, check out my Kinesis advantage replacement controller project: https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2018-04-17-kinx/ (only 0.2ms of input latency!)
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    by secure 8y ago

    The optimized versions (plural!) were only available for a few platforms, so a portable version needs to be kept around anyway. https://github.com/golang/go/commit/30eda6715c6578de2086f03d... is the removal c
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    TurboPFor: an analysis(michael.stapelberg.de)

    2 points by secure 8y ago|0 comments
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    by secure 8y ago

    I’m as much a Jeff Dean fan as the next guy, but he doesn’t live-code in the talk you linked. The article says code/demo is great, just live-coding isn’t.
21. 231.▲
    by secure 8y ago

    You’re not alone: I have the 9360, too, and experienced 6 of your 8 listed problems (the battery replacement I haven’t tried, and the heat I never noticed).
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    by secure 8y ago

    A similar ISP, very much alive and kicking, is https://www.init7.net/en/ in Switzerland. In particular, with their fiber7 brand (see https://www.init7.net/en/internet/fiber7/ ), they tick
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    by secure 8y ago

    +1: If you’ve been using asciidoc, check out asciidoctor. It’s compatible (compatible enough for me) and produces much better looking output :)
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    by secure 8y ago

    Actual title is “Even more fun with building and benchmarking Firefox with GCC and Clang”. The article is actually way more nuanced than the current title.
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    by secure 8y ago

    Neat! It’s like xtrace ( https://github.com/yuq/xtrace ), but for Wayland. Many years ago I wrote https://x11vis.org/ (it’s not that well-maintained, but works for me). It offers interactive filtering an
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    by secure 8y ago

    +1 I’ve been using OSH park for the last few projects. Way easier to get started (they take Eagle files and supply design rule files), quick shipping, amazing support.
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    by secure 8y ago

    Shameless plug: This is what I based Debian Code Search on: https://codesearch.debian.net/ See also https://codesearch.debian.net/research/bsc-thesis.pdf if you’re interested in details.
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    by secure 8y ago

    I built https://codesearch.debian.net when Google Code Search was taken down. Debian Code Search doesn’t crawl, but it indexes all software in Debian, which is typically helpful enough :)
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    by secure 8y ago

    Webpage text is only transmitted when you have Chrome translate a page. Language detection happens offline using https://github.com/google/cld3
30. 240.▲
    by secure 8y ago

    The look & feel of applications can be changed by using GTK or Qt themes and there’s entire websites dedicated to sharing these. Isn’t this what you describe? Side note: Window managers are only responsible for the window decoration, i.