sjackso

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   by sjackso 12y ago

   > The problem in the research community is that scientists have little incentive to duplicate earlier work just to check if it’s correct. Many journals have explicit policies forbidding the publication of work that attempts to replicate
2. 62.▲
   by sjackso 12y ago

   You get similar feedback when using mosh -- text that is echoed locally but has not yet reached the remote host is displayed with an underline. On a bad connection, you see underlined text promptly as you type, and the underline gradually
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   by sjackso 12y ago

   Several commenters are asking what mosh provides that's better than ssh+screen/tmux. A few years ago I spent a summer at a remote field site, sharing a flaky T1 with 100 other people over equally flaky site-wide wireless network.
4. 64.▲
   by sjackso 12y ago

   Presumably due to the store's sandboxing requirements; the accessibility API grants a lot of power over running applications.
5. 65.▲
   by sjackso 12y ago

   Indeed. A vulture's digestion is strong enough to kill anthrax and cholera -- an ecosystem service not provided by scavengers like dogs and rats.
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   by sjackso 12y ago

   I don't have the experience with nc or mc to draw a complete comparison, but for visual / multipane file navigation within a shell, I've had good luck with ranger [1]. [1]: http://ranger.nongnu.org/