suprjami

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   by suprjami 4y ago

   When Google Reader died I used TT-RSS but the author was just a user-hostile jerk I switched to Feedly and have been happy since. Reading your wish list, I don't know of any feed app which lets you add arbitrary articles like a "r
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   I wonder how viable this tactic is? Require all requestors to identify themselves as individual open source hobbyist or closed source commercial. Refuse the closed/commercial work unless they make a monetary contribution. The (A)GPL is
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   iirc Keith talked about other library comparisons in his LCA talk about picolibc: https://youtu.be/SC6aBezNFFQ
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   Your loss. It's one of the best intermediate C resources on the internet.
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   Thanks, this was my first thought too.
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   > It's generally a good thing to write code which takes up more space if it's clearer to understand what's going on. Eskil Steenberg has talked about *width* of code as a more likely quality indicator. Consider the differe
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   Jekyll on GitHub Pages does exactly this. I wrote a dynamic PHP markdown site thing years ago which I still use at work to host Markdown files: https://github.com/superjamie/emdee
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   OpenMPT is not very "leet" in chiptune screen because it's approachable and easy to use. In 2012 a new artist named Fearofdark released his first album Motorway and it absolutely blew everyone away. This was a pro-level album
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   by suprjami 4y ago

   aiui the iptables-nft wrapper is userspace, it translates iptables syntax into nftables and applies those nftables rules.
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Good luck! Congrats on getting a product to market. This must feel pretty huge and exciting for you :)
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Idea for improvement: show the webpage creation interface without needing signup. I want to see what it's like to use without making an account. I won't bother with sites which immediately ask for login. This doesn't have to
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Very insightful comment. The developer ecosystem is always the primary path to success. The same thing with Raspberry Pi. There are a million $notmuch single board computers with fruit names, but the Raspberry Pi has dominated much more pow
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    I am amazed that the barrier to Masto entry is apparently so high. It's Twitter but a bit crapper. Just pick any server and start posting. Done.
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    FTL and Into The Breach are made by two developers, Justin and Matt of Subset Games. Woz wrote all the Apple I and II software. Cave Story, a metroidvania still actively ported to new platforms today. Doom had a very small team, Carmack doi
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    ESR's mirror has updated footnotes: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    iiuc the California WARN act doesn't let a large company (more than 15 employees) just fire half the workforce, so I guess these people have been locked out of their work accounts with full pay and informed of a future termination date
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    > including Microsoft's arsenal of patents for it You'll probably be surprised to know that Microsoft are a member of both OIN and LOT: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/red-hat-welcomes-milestone-ad...
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    I recently made some posts about a couple of other Rebecca Heineman games for DOS: - Mindshadow (1985). https://www.instagram.com/p/CkbiWcIhM2p/ - Borrowed Time (1985). https://www.instagram.com/p&
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Commits into CentOS Stream go through testing and become RHEL. Those commits are mostly from Red Hat developers, because all RHEL devel now happens in Stream first, but iiuc technically anyone could submit a PR, and maybe CentOS Stream comm
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Most Nokia phones around the time of The Matrix film could do this.
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    > I’m not old enough to know how much that affected full computers I recently helped someone open source a roguelike they wrote in the 90s - https://github.com/superjamie/alphaman-src The source is terse as you desc
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    > The scope of things you can build solo these days is many orders of magnitude larger than it was back then. This is the most positive phrase on this whole page. It's easy to get stuck in nostalgia but harder to realise how good we
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Bold of you to assume lightning only strikes once.
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Some more * Chris Wellons - C and all sorts of stuff - https://nullprogram.com/ * Raymond Chen - low-level Windows-centric, really good - https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/ * Robert Elder - L
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Yes, in Feedly
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Linux has randomised TCP Timestamps per-connection since v4.10 so there's no longer any need to disable them: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Use a linter. Pass all scripts through https://www.shellcheck.net/ or use `shellcheck` on the commandline. Learn the things it tells you and implement them in future scripts.
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Apparently Floris and AnySoft: https://www.reddit.com/r/fossdroid/comments/qrjsr5/foss_keyb... I also thought the AOSP keyboard did swipe, but it's been a long time since I tried it.
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    GBoard swipe makes my wpm very fast most of the time
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    by suprjami 4y ago

    Isn't this the same sort of concept as a slab allocator?