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skowalak
3y ago
Well, I could certainly have done without the patronizing undertone, but the advice is: work for free for my company, and I might hire you.
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I wonder why they even keep the "suspicious behaviour" front. My account got locked within seconds after creating it and I had to add a phone number. Who are they trying to protect against? Scammers who bought Minecraft? I didn&#x
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skowalak
3y ago
Definetly Vimium. I have tested it on both Firefox and Chrome (-ium) and it just works. Remember to blacklist sites that need you to press random keys.
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skowalak
4y ago
I did the same. I believe the biggest selling point of shell over other scripting languages is its availability on so many platforms. Unfortunately bashisms have ruined the effort of writing a one-size-fits-all script. So I, too, moved to P
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skowalak
4y ago
After converting, my brand new MS account got locked for 'suspicious activity' within minutes. To get back access to the game I had paid money for, I had to... you guessed it: add my phone number. Really makes me consider just not
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skowalak
4y ago
On February 28th this site will be shutting down.
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skowalak
4y ago
> and we added some thyme So now the train runs on... thyme? That's an xkcd reference if I have ever seen one.
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skowalak
4y ago
I hate Jira as much as the next guy, but I think you are confusing what you hate about some type of company with what you think the reasons are for 'terrible software engineering'. The coffee at my office is very bad though, so ma
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skowalak
4y ago
AFAIK many people use a bouncer (e.g. ZNC) for connecting to IRC. ZNC at least supports individual backlog for multiple devices. So I think that is a fairly standard solution.
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5y ago
If you're on Linux, GNOME Document viewer (aka evince) does this when you hover over a link. It doesn't work for non-linked references afaik though.