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by tarruda 7y ago
Good times. If I remember correctly, it was possible to drop everyone from a quake server (especially team fortress, when your team was about to lose) by spamming chat messages in the console
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by tarruda 7y ago
I think the simplest strategy is to create "conflict documents" containing all conflicted data and present to the user for manual resolution. This seems similar to what Evernote does
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by tarruda 8y ago
Check out https://github.com/tarruda/python-ush It provides an idiomatic shell scripting experience for python. For example, it uses the "pipe" operator overload to allow complex pipelines to be created (pipe
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by tarruda 8y ago
I wrote https://github.com/tarruda/python-ush for my own scripts. It was inspired by "sh", but my version supports native "lazy" pipelines (using python operator overloading) and other nice features
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by tarruda 8y ago
On the first issue opened by the hacker: > Complete compromise could have been avoided if developers were prohibited from using ForwardAgent yes or not using -A in their SSH commands. The flaws with agent forwarding are well documented.
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by tarruda 8y ago
This is the best CSS/design tutorial I've seen, thank you for sharing.
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by tarruda 8y ago
Maybe not lag, but I've experienced screen tearing with some drivers, though it completely went away when I started using glamor: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Glamor/
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by tarruda 8y ago
For a long time Xorg/i3 user, are there visible improvements when switching to Wayland/sway?
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by tarruda 8y ago
Thanks to Microsoft's LSP (Language Server Protocol), it is now possible to have a decent cross-language IDE experience with any editor that has a LSP plugin such as vim.
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by tarruda 8y ago
From https://www.sqlite.org/onefile.html : > The SQLite database file format is also stable. All releases of SQLite version 3 can read and write database files created by the very first SQLite 3 release (version 3.0.0)
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by tarruda 8y ago
> I currently have 165 tabs spread across three windows How do you manage this setup? I'm specifically interested in how you can assign tabs to different windows and have this information persist across restarts.
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by tarruda 8y ago
I still want to open multiple websites in the same browser session, I just don't want them all to live in the same OS-level window so I can use my window manager and scripts to reorganize and quickly switch between them
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by tarruda 8y ago
One feature I miss in mainstream browsers like Chrome is the ability to completely disable tabs, leaving the window manager in control of browser windows. This is very valuable for advanced users of tiling WM that seek to automate as much o
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by tarruda 8y ago
> On top of that, sr.ht is one of the most lightweight websites on the internet, with the average page weighing less than 10 KiB, with no tracking and no JavaScript At the age of Spectre/Meltdown, it is no longer safe to leave JavaS
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by tarruda 8y ago
I watched a lot of videos and also read a lot. Stronglifts 5x5 is actually a rip-off from "Staring Strength" so I recommend reading the original book (there's also some videos from the book's author on YouTube). At first
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by tarruda 8y ago
Also been doing this program for almost a year. Before that, I've never managed to do regular exercises What I like about it is that it requires very little equipment to fully implement the program. A couple of months ago I bought a po
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by tarruda 8y ago
Interesting related video from Kurzgesagt released 1 week ago: https://youtu.be/NtQkz0aRDe8
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by tarruda 8y ago
Arch makes it clear for users that AUR packages are not official. Ubuntu snaps very easily installable, just a quick command away, which can give users a false sense of security.
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by tarruda 8y ago
I'm not familiar with Ubuntu snap store, but how does it compare with Google play store in terms of security? For example, do apps need to request permissions for accomplishing specific tasks, or is there any kind of sandboxing involve
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by tarruda 9y ago
I used gnome-system-monitor to check memory usage, which doesn't include the memory used by the executable image itself, and which I believe is more than 60 MiB. Theoretically this memory could be shared by all electron applications ru
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by tarruda 9y ago
If all this app does is display text, it would have been simpler to embed a rich terminal emulator widget and implement the backend as a Rust program with terminal UI
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by tarruda 9y ago
Where did you get this information? I just tested "electron-quick-start" on Linux and all 3 processes use 40 MiB together
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by tarruda 9y ago
If the app uses no Javascript UI frameworks, and completely maintains all UI/DOM state in Rust code, it might be possible to significantly reduce memory usage when compared to typical Javascript apps. Keep in mind that "electron-q
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by tarruda 9y ago
It appears that by using a CoW filesystem like Btrfs I can have some of the same advantages of using Nix: - Parallel installation of multiple OSes sharing the same storage pool - Snapshot/rollback How does using Nix compare to using a
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by tarruda 9y ago
I run all my games in a virtual machine (Linux KVM with GPU passthrough). In my case, the gaming VM is shared by all windows games, but with some extra effort it is possible to isolate each game in a separate VM. (What comes to mind is usin
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by tarruda 9y ago
Self-discipline will help you acquire good habits and drop bad ones, but it also helps to track progress with an app. I use habithub for this.
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by tarruda 9y ago
I can relate to this and AFAIK there's no magic/quick solution. Even if you find some job/project that motivates you a lot, that motivation won't last forever and eventually the lack of focus/procrastination will co
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by tarruda 9y ago
It indirectly funded my work on a personal project - Neovim - for nearly two years. The work was actually funded through bountysource, but without the momentum gained by my post HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=72782
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by tarruda 9y ago
The spectre attack is exploitable via javascript and there's no software patch that can fix it. IoW, it is not possible to safely run untrusted code in the same computer that has sentitive information.
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by tarruda 9y ago
It seems that Richard Stallman is not so paranoid after all: > I am careful in how I use the Internet. > I generally do not connect to web sites from my own machine, aside from a few sites I have some special relationship with. I usua

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