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541.
by stinos 5y ago
They are supporting open source, no? Could depend on your definition of course, but still.. Anyway: the tricky point here is that the division/department/whatever which deals with that is not the same one as the management (or w
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by stinos 5y ago
While this is a good tip, there could be strings attached though; recently I was working on a machine like this (not mine, acquired by another company) and it didn't seem possible to apply updates, just saying 'contact your system
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by stinos 5y ago
Can someone who has used this comment on whether learning the newish terminology and workflow pays off, vs doing what I do now in situations which this seems tailored for: multiple branches, cherry-picking here and there and/or interac
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by stinos 5y ago
infests the user profile almost irrecoverably With 'profile' I assume you mean combination of registry and home directory, so Windows has the registry going against it but as far as the home directory is concerned it's the
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by stinos 5y ago
Do you mean healthiest amongst the others named, or that you don't have acces to fresh vegetables and the likes?
546.
by stinos 5y ago
That would be inconvenient. However there's a lot of portable-player-with-regular-wired-headphones which might suite you. Even comes in the form of a smartphone.
547.
by stinos 5y ago
There's more than block selection which is actually quite limiting in comparison with the other possibilities. What I do often (SublimeText, VSCode for instance) is select a token, select a bunch of occurrences of that over multiple li
548.
by stinos 5y ago
Would be interesting to figure out how large the role of the being naked part really is though. I can imagine the same 'directing' would take place on NewNew: when I first learned about the existence of chaturbate I went to have a
549.
by stinos 5y ago
This is already a thing, see my other comment. Not sure if it is huge though.
550.
by stinos 5y ago
So basically like chaturbate [1] and similar, but applied to daily life and without the nudity/sex aspect? I wonder how they plan on keeping that out since their terms [2] (seem to) mention they don't allow that. [1] https:/
551.
by stinos 5y ago
How so? I.e. in what situation multiline editing works less good when things aren't aligned?
552.
by stinos 5y ago
Not really an experienced bash user, but just dropping the extra quotes would work? message="$1" git commit -m "$message" You'll have to pass the words in quotes though. Which I'd prefer because it
553.
by stinos 5y ago
not related to the product itself, but what's with the quotes around the commit messages? (well, if "OK" can be named a 'message':) Does this come from some weird shell which doesn't strip quotes from git commi
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by stinos 5y ago
I have 14 pinned, those are tools I use at least daily at work. How do you open these pinned ones? I used to do this as well, but since browsers got better at fuzzy matching (or whatever it is called) in the address bar I figured this key
555.
by stinos 5y ago
I also realized my least photographed subjects are weeds That probably depends on your definition of weeds then, yours seems quite strict? Almost meaing 'pest' perhaps? Here in Western Europe, especially in previous generations,
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by stinos 5y ago
Spot on. Whenever reading articles regarding salary expressed in USD I honestly have no clue what I'm looking at. Numbers sometimes look wild in comparison with what I get in euros. Yet the latter is well above average in my country. A
557.
by stinos 5y ago
Almost definitely on purpose. Not sure if this is limited to Belgium, but these days it's like the national sport for almost all farmers in my neighbourhood to just take a bit of land extra every year. A nearby road (well, path) used t
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by stinos 5y ago
Indeed, and that's like the one thing addicts usually cannot do, almost by definition. At least that's how it is for me.
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by stinos 5y ago
FYI 'paus' is Dutch for 'pope'
560.
by stinos 5y ago
It's pretty handy for gifs where you actually see the problem getting reproduced. But for the rest I agree it is getting rather annoying. And I honestly don't know why tech-savvy people who work on software themselves would do it.
561.
by stinos 5y ago
Then you look at the Windows 10 list of crapware and it becomes a lot clearer. Is there an actual causal relationship? And which crapware specifically? Asking because I only have access to a bunch of Windows 10 Pro machines which already
562.
by stinos 5y ago
Had a similar experience with mangos. For me in Western Europe a mango is this rather tasty yellow fruit. Turns out in India mangos are orange and taste so much fuller, sweeter and better overall (even after having been on a plane, this was
563.
by stinos 5y ago
I used to use PSFzf indeed: it's pretty good and got me started with fzf on PS, but the history reading nor file scanning are particularly fast so currently I'm using some C# code to do those and pipe it into fzf directly. Don&#x2
564.
by stinos 5y ago
Fuzzy history search like fzf does is in my experience quicker. And also works in Powershell.
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by stinos 6y ago
I argue that printf debugging is more difficult if you dont know _what_ is incorrect Or even impossible? I use print debugging often, not even only in cases where there's no step debugging possible and/or I'm too lazy to fi
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by stinos 6y ago
I plugged an nVidia Shield box into it instead and all those problems went away. Can confirm. I tried a bunch of different things (even the OUYA), went to support smaller companies (Wetek) but it was all one big mess and impossible to hav
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by stinos 6y ago
Excatly. And that there's no mention of possible legal consequences. Or perhaps even a plan to do something about it (if that is even possible).
568.
by stinos 6y ago
In my opinion this replaces (and even does a much better job i.e. less typing in the end, less commands to remember) almost everything in the article, especially when combined with https://github.com/rupa/z/ . (or
569.
by stinos 6y ago
Was it because the music was bad though, or because you were opinionated against it? One may not like certain music, but like with other art it gets into tricky territory to objectively call it bad :) Anyway: yes, it was because we found
570.
by stinos 6y ago
I get what you're saying, but in my opinion the general line of thought sounds a tad too pessimistic or maybe even fatalistic. Perhaps drivent by recent pandemic events? In short: I don't think that one or more people making music

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