t_mahmood

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by t_mahmood 11mo ago
If you are okay with terminal based one's, Yazi: [ https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi/ ] is pretty nice. Yes, I would love that in Nautilus, but I'm not very depended on GUI for managing files, so not a big de
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by t_mahmood 11mo ago
Ah, bicycles, something that I love so much. Yes, agreed, someone who never rode will never realize how amazing it is feel the air in your face, the gentle sound of the tire rolling. I miss it so much. But, when you keep changing your bikes
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by t_mahmood 11mo ago
No issues here, except for you being an Emacs user :D > IntelliJ is to blame for why my transition to Emacs took me two years ... It was a bit opposite for me, I jumped around so many editors, and, then I fell in love with VIM, spent so
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by t_mahmood 11mo ago
IntelliJ shines when you use the command pallet, keyboard shortcuts, and IdeaVIM Double shift, to bring up the pallet, and start typing. Though it also have a ton of shortcuts, and shortcuts can be assigned for almost every command. Try thi
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by t_mahmood 11mo ago
Yeah, now see, you need to do that for every programming language, or tool for vscode. With Lazyvim you get all at once. And you can ignore many plugins if you want, Sure it's not ide level, but with proper configuration vim/Nvim
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
I agree with you completely. The point we are all missing, Google is not going to pull back, they have already invested in this change, it's in rollout phase, infrastructure is in place. It's not going to be rolled back. The ship
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
The point parent is making, if Google makes it so difficult sharing the software with other people, who is going to make those itch-the-scratch software going through so much trouble? We would miss out a lot of creative people making softwa
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
As in Django querysets. But starts to get messy with complex queries.
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Interesting, so, I will have to keep this in mind if I ever want to do it again. What about SyncThing?
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
My way used to be in the past, put bare repos on Dropbox, clone the bare repo to a real path. Done. That way, I 1. didn't have to worry about sync conflicts. Once complete, just push to origin 2. had my code backed up outside my compu
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
> The best part about sharing your config or knowledge is that someone will always light up your blind spots. Yes! I will take this as a chance to thank every people who shared their knowledge on the Internet. You guys are so freaking aw
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
How is so? I have my dot files in GitHub. I just have to clone, run `PlugInstall` and it's all ready.
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
I like that idea, which is why I actually rented a public IP, only to get hammered by bot networks trying to get into my ssh. Fortunately, I had the password based log in off. I should give this another try. But next time, maybe a VPS would
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Yes, that quick. It is probably leaded batteries do no like to get drained fully. I have two UPS now that dies as soon as electricity goes. I am thinking of writing a script that will trigger the desktop to shut down as soon as the LAN goes
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
UPS is a mandatory for my desktop already, but all of them goes bad in a year or two, unfortunately. Which is why I am considering Laptops for server.
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
One question, are you keeping it plugged in continuously, or disconnect it, sometimes? Because keeping it 100% will slowly degrade the battery, and during power loss it might fail. In my country it's possible to have power loss occasio
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
On Gnome + NVIDIA (RTX 2080) + Wayland + 3 Monitors [1DP 4K, 2HDMI (2K, FHD)] Every time I try it, I am really impressed with the smoothness! But every time, two issues come up, which most likely due to NVIDIA, which are complete showstoppe
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
What is your email solution? I was looking at ProtonMail. Now FastMail seems good too. So, wondering what is the best option between each.
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Great! I should give this a try on my Oneplus8T. Thank you so much!
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
That's nice! I have some GIS data of my country it was pretty detailed, it may be outdated now, but covered a good amount of administrative details. If you are extending and need some data on Bangladesh, I can send you
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Okay, this is interesting! I thought it's just a cut down version of Google's base packages. I didn't realize it's a complete reimplementation. So, I complete LineageOS installation without MindTheGapps, then install fdr
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Thanks, but no, thanks. If you can give me a counter, why these actions are not evil, I'm all ear.
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
We said the same thing with Google, "Don't be evil", "They are better than MS", now here we are, Google, became something that doing everything to squeeze every data off us, so that they can sell them to their partn
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Well, MS reviewed previously, and said they've seen nothing wrong, now they are saying some employees (coincidentally, Israeli) might have not been all transparent ... > The disclosures caused alarm among senior Microsoft executives
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Yes, worked on one too, which I pointed out to the client, is not feasible at all And, on another, where the client seems to have tried to make it work through an LLM, but did not work.
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Yes, so much for portability, the portability ship now is in the hand of two corporates, that do not care about what a user wants. The convenience, it offers, depends on the profitability of these corporates. Well, I do not want to just in
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Yes, tried that, but it still failed.
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
I tried to generate split-debuginfo, and it created another compiler issue in another library, haha, and I was too tired to dig more into it. Curious if it's possible could it be because of protobuf implementation, which is used betwee
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Maybe someone can give me idea, how can I debug this particular rust app, which is extremely annoying. It's a one of Rustdesk. It won't run if I compile with debug info. I think it's due to a 3rd party proprietary library. So
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by t_mahmood 1y ago
Thank you! For me, power outages were/are a big issue, lost one of the HDD recently then, did not want to risk the new one.

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