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by teddyh 6mo ago
> Screen does not have UTF8 support, tmux does. “‘-U’ Run screen in UTF-8 mode. This option tells screen that your terminal sends and understands UTF-8 encoded characters. It also sets the default encoding for new windows to ‘utf8’.” —
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by teddyh 6mo ago
There are quite a number of them: < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_interface_guidelines#Exa... >
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by teddyh 6mo ago
“If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.” — Carl Sagan
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by teddyh 6mo ago
If you want any negatively inclined people to be unable to resort to think that you are lying, a good thing for you to do would be to link to the bugtracker issues that you created long ago.
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by teddyh 6mo ago
“Now, chat, settle down.”
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by teddyh 6mo ago
> I can just listen to what those people and the politicians elect actually say, and what they say is flippin' 'Climate change is a chinese hoax' lunacy. You probably don’t actually listen to what they say. You probably
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by teddyh 6mo ago
IMHO, a “chiptune” is music for an FM synthesis chip, like on the NES, the SID chip in Commodore 64, or the AdLib sound card for PC. A “mod” or “tracker music” is music made for a range of platforms in a rather narrow time-band, that could
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by teddyh 6mo ago
Good thing my project is not a company, then: < https://www.recompile.se/mandos >
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by teddyh 7mo ago
I’m guessing that modern hardware are all controlled by privacy-invading apps, communicating via the company’s servers.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
[Crab] silence, brand
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by teddyh 7mo ago
I always disliked this take, but I struggled to explain why, until I found this: < https://www.butajape.com/comic/say-it-to-my-face/ >
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by teddyh 7mo ago
Documentation-driven development.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
Ahoy did a comprehensive video about it: < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHQ4WCU1WQc >, and a video is a more appropriate medium for discussing and demonstrating video games.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
It wasn’t even the test’s original display, IIRC; they just re-used the housing and inserted a fancier display.
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Postmortem of March 2026 Archive of Our Own Downtime(archiveofourown.org)
4 points by teddyh 7mo ago|0 comments
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by teddyh 7mo ago
The article is about running your own DNS server, which is, and must, always be available to everyone. What you are talking about is running a DNS resolver , but that is not the topic.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
DNSMasq is a DNS resolver, not a DNS server.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
It’s up to the e-mail client implementors, but I would personally prefer text/enriched, RFC 1896, instead of markdown.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
This may also be relevant: < https://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/logos/!INDEX.html >
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by teddyh 7mo ago
Async fixes one problem with microservices. It does not fix the unexpected latency swings, the network timeouts and errors, the service disruptions when the microservice is unavailable, etc.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
A separated component does not necessarily mean a microservice. It could be its own process, its own module, or even just its own function, which is fine. But microservices bring their own problems.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
In my opinion, this is obvious satire, even if many people seem to miss it.
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The need for a censorship API for legal compliance reasons(lists.debian.org)
4 points by teddyh 7mo ago|2 comments
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by teddyh 7mo ago
Theoretically, if solar did not make much economic sense at all, it would be purely a signalling thing. And those kind of things do spread by the ”catching on” effect. People might then get solar panels just to be seen as the kind of
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by teddyh 7mo ago
There’s an xkcd: < https://www.xkcd.com/1105/ >
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AI Policy(dbushell.com)
2 points by teddyh 7mo ago|0 comments
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by teddyh 7mo ago
20 years ago was in 2006, not 1978.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
Does this look like 1978 to you? < https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/tour/ >
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by teddyh 7mo ago
Try Ctrl-5.
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by teddyh 7mo ago
I think your information is very out of date.

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