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by strogonoff 8y ago
For a serious take on configuration file format it might be worth checking out Dhall. Dhall has schemas, types, imports, and even functions (though it doesn’t let you write code that would e.g. loop infinitely). You can even use an executab
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Blocklist subscriptions arrived in Little Snitch 4.1(obdev.at)
2 points by strogonoff 8y ago|0 comments
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by strogonoff 8y ago
IMO being open-source isn’t such a minor deal, because it alleviates the worst-case scenario should Gitlab ever get acquired: if theoretical new management removes or changes price tiers, you can spin up your own on short notice. That manag
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by strogonoff 8y ago
Seeing GitHub acquired, I can’t help but imagine that Gitlab would go that route sooner or later. Their free offering is even more extensive than GitHub’s, and I don’t think there’s visibility into whether their revenue from paid plans is e
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by strogonoff 9y ago
Hey, that’s unexpected and awesome! I hope to be able to help with the build after I upgrade to latest OS version. Concepts on which Doogie is built sound very reasonable and I’m pretty sure they inspired my current setup. Native approach t
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by strogonoff 9y ago
Can’t say for sure—haven’t used modern Firefox without containers. Last time was years ago, pre-Quantum, so it wouldn’t be a fair comparison. Compared to other browsers, if anyone’s interested: There was no perceived performance hit after m
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by strogonoff 9y ago
I stand corrected, also I should’ve added “on Macs”. I’ve been keeping an eye on Doogie[0], but its maintainer doesn’t have the resources to maintain another build. Curious if anyone can weigh in with similar alternatives available on macOS
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by strogonoff 9y ago
Made a jump to Firefox as primary browser on macOS this month. My setup involves heavy use of the new containers feature and a tree-style vertical tab panel, which AFAIK is unique to Firefox and offers neat visual browsing history. Extensio