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by throwaway8941 6y ago
>> - understand frameworks and libraries >not sure what this implies, sorry A couple of things off the top of my head: — list all HTTP endpoints in a Spring (or whatever) application, with their arguments, input and output format,
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
When was that? I don't live in the US, but just the other day I finished 'The Emperor of All Maladies' that someone recommended here. If I understood the book correctly, the link between tobacco usage and lung cancer was esta
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
http://www.interdb.jp/pg/ https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/internals.html
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Can anyone explain why everyone on HN seems to use footnotes even in short comments with a single link which follows the aforementioned footnote? It's not a jab at the parent comment, I am simply interested if it's some kind of ca
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
I used to run Windows 95 on my Nokia S60-something (I don't even remember the model know). This was back in 2006, or at most early 2007.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Yet another reason to use FOSS as much as physically possible.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
>tree^H^H^H^Hgraph If we pretend we're using readline here, ^W (yank previous word) and ^U (yank to the start of the line) should save you some key presses. Some recommended bedtime reading: https://catonmat.net/ftp&
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Noise cancellation sometimes gets better (or worse) after a firmware update.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Have you tried adding -github to your search queries?
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
>Yes their design is great Is it? I had to write a bunch of µBlock and usercss rules to make their articles somewhat readable. The sticky bars waste a lot of screen estate. Firefox reader mode (Ctrl+Alt+R) is a wonderful thing, but it br
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Sorry, I should have worded that message better. It was an AMD Windows driver bug with absolutely terrible response from them.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
It was a bug in their Windows driver right after the game was released on Windows, when every other non-AMD and some AMD users (depending on your card) were playing it just fine.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Same here. AMD is still a much better choice for me since since I spend 99% of my time on Linux, but the GTA V situation was something else. I ran into the same easily reproducible crash, it was reported by myself and many other users, and
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Well, if you want an example, the premium subscription is not available in my country. I send a small sum (small by Western standards and pretty substantial to me) once or twice a year directly to the creators of two channels I am intereste
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
> the software has a bad config and skips the VPN and uses your actual connection Just stuff it into a separate network namespace. It's easy to do with firejail, but can also be done manually (firejail automatically configures the I
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
At least they're willing to ship to you. I can't order anything at all from these larger suppliers, most of them decided that my country does not exist (you can't find it in their lists). Of course, one can always order throu
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
I'm almost positive your problems were caused by NetworkManager. I usually disable and blacklist it everywhere (or wipe entirely if the distribution dependency tree allows it), and my systems never behave in this unpredictable way. It
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
My current cross-distribution method of choice is systemd-networkd. It supports a lot of configuration options and can set up VPN tunnels (like WireGuard). https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-networkd Here&#x2
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
In case anyone else needs this: # systemctl edit units-currency-update.service [Unit] Description=Update units(1) currency rates [Service] Type=oneshot Nice=19 ExecStart=/usr/bin/units_cur # systemc
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
D tried that one. I don't know it very well, but I believe it turned out not to be a good idea.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
>For the most part, the only people who really care about "the year of the Linux desktop" are people trying to build a business around desktop Linux As another long time Linux guy, I have a feeling most of those obsessed with L
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Have you tried looking at their website? https://keepassxc.org/docs/KeePassXC_GettingStarted.html#_se...
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
>"rich enum type" (whatever that's called) Algebraic data types, or sum types, or discriminated unions. GP also forgot to mention that Rust (among other languages with support for ADTs) force you to handle all possible val
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
I find C#/ASP.NET Core to be the perfect middle ground. You get very high performance† (at least for such a high level framework), clear error messages, nice debugging, arguably better type system than both of those, and so on. It&#x27
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
>The next version of Chrome will also support the AV1-based AVIF image format this month: FWIW, Firefox supports it already (behind the image.avif.enabled knob).
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Because the developers of x265 (which is the real codec and ffmpeg is a wrapper around it) are located in France. http://www.videolan.org/developers/x265.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VideoLAN
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
>Which effectively disables your back button. Press the right mouse button on it when you have this problem.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
VA-API works fine on my AMD card using the mainline amdgpu driver. Buy your hardware with software support in mind and there won't be any problems.
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
There are plenty of reddit message archives out there. I often stumble upon mutilated reddit threads while looking for a solution for some technical problem. The only thing shreddit does is wasting a few more minutes of my time. Edit: why t
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by throwaway8941 6y ago
Hmm. My $170 phone from the middle of 2014 is still working perfectly and shows no signs of being "deprecated". Every application I use gets frequent updates, including the browser. I don't have to worry about targeted attack

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