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sigjuice
5y ago
I just got started on Go and I am quite satisfied with eglot for now.
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5y ago
Lol. Same here. I had to get rid of my gear to make space for actual furniture :)
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5y ago
At least for me, homebrew emacs isn’t that useful. It is terminal-only.
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5y ago
export BASH_SILENCE_DEPRECATION_WARNING=1
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5y ago
Is finer grained control over TCP forwarding possible? e.g. allow forwarding only to certain TCP ports?
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5y ago
Running dig without any additional arguments also does the same thing. $ dig ... ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;. IN NS ...
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5y ago
Yes, the scope of the leak would be limited. But if a privkey.pem file from one of the hosts of my network is leaked, how do I “immediately” know which host the leak came from?
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5y ago
Portions of a program or library might be written in assembly for performance. This list should give an idea of the type of software that does this $ cd /opt/homebrew/Library/Taps/homebrew/homebrew-core&#x
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5y ago
Could this be turned into a USB Ethernet adapter for regular computers?
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5y ago
This might work An open Apple AirDrop implementation written in Python https://github.com/seemoo-lab/opendrop
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5y ago
Ubuntu 20.04 at work and macOS at home.
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Looks like gcc does not plan to do this https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=28810
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5y ago
If a /usr/include/x.h were to appear, wouldn't that have lower priority than the x.h in the current directory and therefore not change the build?
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5y ago
make doesn't really understand C or C dependencies, but the compilers usually do. Here is a minimal example that will take care of dependencies by passing -MD -MP to gcc or clang. The dependencies (*.d files) get generated as part of
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5y ago
Is there a term for this phenomena yet? "if another language is being discussed, Rust must be forced into the discussion, no matter how tenuous the connection" Rustrusion
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The title is misleading. I don't see "open source" mentioned anywhere on this page. e.g. it is very unlikely that all the Basic variants listed here are open source.
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Is there a specific Synology NAS model with this restriction? I happen to have Western Digital drives in my Synology DS920+.
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5y ago
The phrases "compiled language" and "interpreted language", despite their widespread use, are not particularly sound concepts. There are plenty of languages that have both compilers and interpreters.
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5y ago
What does it even mean for a language to be faster?
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5y ago
Is there another interview that goes into the details of Apple's boot setup goals? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg9F1Qjv3iU&t=3785s In this one, Craig Federighi says “We’re not direct booting an alternate opera
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It is a huge assumption that Apple is explicitly doing anything for the benefit of Asahi Linux. Apple likely has their own reasons for doing whatever they are doing.
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dig can also be used to make mDNS queries. dig -p 5353 @224.0.0.251 raspberrypi.local
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5y ago
Looks complicated. Just stack the 2x1 sandwich on a larger place. Pop off the topmost 2x1 with the brick separator tool. Then pop the second one off the larger plate. My 5-year old just showed me :)
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5y ago
printer.local
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5y ago
It depends on one's preferences and circumstances. I got a new M1 MacBook recently and I took my time setting it up from scratch. A few years ago, I had my MacBook stolen. I was up and running within a few hours after getting a new
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5y ago
Also http://0177.1
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5y ago
It isn’t great because it adds an extra step, but on iOS 15, parts of text can be copied from screenshots.
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5y ago
Why include a keyboard and gpu only to use -nographic later?
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5y ago
Yeah, C is really easy to interface with assembly language. Doesn't necessarily have to involve assembly! https://duckduckgo.com/?q=c+interpreter
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5y ago
A Raspberry Pi is needed to run Mathematica legally. https://www.wolfram.com/legal/agreements/wolfram-mathematica...
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