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by sirn 6y ago
Oh, if Emacs ever implement that visual layer, I don't think it’s unrealistic to expect it to looks like Photoshop _and_ Word at the same time. Emacs already have a concept of frame, and you can already configure each frame independent
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by sirn 6y ago
AFAIK, Ryzen 9 3900X do support ECC memory, but it's up to motherboard whether to officially support it or not. There are X570 boards out there with official ECC support, e.g. ASUS Pro WS X570-ACE[1]. [1]: https://www.asus.c
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by sirn 7y ago
You can create a Unity-like look and feel in KDE Plasma 5 relatively easily[1]. Although the look and feel is only part of the experience, KDE Plasma 5 is very customizable that I'm sure it could be adapt fit to most workflow. Despite
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by sirn 7y ago
Unfortunately OmniGraffle for iOS is still far from the desktop OmniGraffle quality. Sometimes the app crashes when you try to do anything. Sometimes the app doesn't crashes, but refuses to save your past 10 minutes or so of work. It h
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by sirn 7y ago
Can be a lot of reasons. Some people (like me) like to keep their personal identity and work identity separated. Also some company policies forces you to use a different SSH key/GPG key for work-related stuff.
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by sirn 7y ago
You can also do a per-directory _global_ git configuration, e.g. in .gitconfig, you say: [user] name = Me Myself email = personal@example.com signingkey = D34DB44F [includeIf "gitdir:~/src/g
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by sirn 7y ago
Hey, HHKB uses Topre so technically it’s not quite mechanical either! ;-)
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by sirn 7y ago
Not only that, but also native KeyUp and KeyDown events[1] without needing a JavaScript hacks! This means keychord-type shortcuts are now also possible in an app that wants to use it (e.g. an IDE, if someone is building one), or app-speci
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by sirn 7y ago
I value an Escape key (being emacs/evil user) and use iPad Pro as my primary computer for the past 2 years. The trick is you just use a real keyboard with it (HHKB-BT in my case) :-)
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by sirn 7y ago
Cmd + . actually acts as Escape key on iPadOS. It’s not a replacement for a physical escape key, but I don’t find it too hard to adopt.
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by sirn 7y ago
Surface Pro as of few years ago has a horrible jitter and much larger latency than iPad or Wacom tablets (search for Surface Pro jitter should yield plenty of examples). It has gotten better in the past few generations and with better stabl
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by sirn 7y ago
Similar price, but LightSail severe throttling disk and network IO
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by sirn 7y ago
>The README is literally full of them. Looking at the author's .emacs[1], I'm quite sure the README is legitimate ;-) [1]: https://github.com/a-schaefers/dot-emacs/blob/master/.emacs
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by sirn 7y ago
Thank you for this comment. I currently cannot use my AirPods Pro in Noise Cancelling mode because of this stuffed ears thing, which immediately gave me nausea when I turned it on without anything playing. Now I'm looking forward to th
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by sirn 7y ago
Though not universally the case, I like to quote @foone's thread on why he publish on Twitter and not a blog post: https://twitter.com/foone/status/1066547670477488128 (Threader: https://threader.a
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by sirn 7y ago
> Vega & Navi AMD cards cannot don't do pcie FLR or full reset properly so you'll have to do full machine reboot per VM restart if you're using one of those for Windows) To add: for Navi 10 (RX 5700/RX 5700 XT) th
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by sirn 7y ago
I don't think there's a guide, the only resource I'm aware of is The Open Group Base Specifications[1] which can be reference when in doubt. Almost other times I just install bmake alongside with gmake and try to get it work
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by sirn 7y ago
BSD make (pmake) is still very common, as it's the default make in almost all BSDs. Also Windows has nmake which is kinda-but-not-quite POSIX-compatible.
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by sirn 7y ago
If you're using GNU-specific Make features, please, please consider naming the file GNUmakefile instead of Makefile and use $(MAKE) for recursion. GNU make will happily pick up GNUmakefile before Makefile, and using $(MAKE) will remove
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by sirn 7y ago
Two of my primary languages are Thai and Japanese and I use DDG as my primary search engine. DDG results for non-English language are not as good as Google, but I found it to be only a _minor_ inconvenient. They've been rapidly improvi
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by sirn 7y ago
> The default behavior is to nudge the user to upload. It's not that bad, if you do not provide a filename, by default it asks for confirmation before uploading. It's still easy to upload by accident[1] though, which I know is
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by sirn 7y ago
I've only tried it few times via their official docker image; it's reasonably fast (a minute of asciicast took about a minute to convert), but PhantomJS/ImageMagick do put some load on the CPU while it's generating/
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by sirn 7y ago
asciinema has an ability to do this too! $ asciinema rec session.cast $ asciinema play session.cast
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by sirn 7y ago
asciinema is open-source and the file format is publicly documented (asciicast)[1]. You can run `asciinema rec filename.json` to save the file locally and self-host it with asciinema-player[2]. Alternatively, there's also asciicast2gif
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by sirn 7y ago
It is a parody to Spotify Wrapped, an end-of-year summarization of what a person have listened throughout the year. Search #SpotifyWrapped in Twitter for an example.
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by sirn 7y ago
I've started accepting BAT since January, and so far has received about ~35 BAT ($9.00) on my ~1 million pageview website. I have not done anything to promote Brave on the site (basically verify the website with Brave and that's i
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by sirn 7y ago
Anecdotal, but I'm in my thirties and the first thing I did after watching the trailer was pre-ordering the Valve Index at where I live (Japan).
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by sirn 7y ago
FreeBSD has been attempting to port launchd since 2005 or so[1]. PC-BSD/TrueOS used to have launchd branch but I think they eventually committed to using OpenRC instead. AFAIK launchd require Mach IPC support in-kernel and require XML
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by sirn 7y ago
Many packages that depends on systemd actually depends on the logind part. Most of time you could just s/systemd/elogind/ and it will work. However for a big systemd-based distro such as Debian, that means they need to provid
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by sirn 7y ago
> Show me an alternative to systemd that matches its functionality and consistency. As for init system, I would argue nosh[1] is a better init system. It’s based on daemontools design (same as s6, runit, etc, where it’s just a process th

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