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tigrezno
5y ago
Will try once they release the version based on Ubuntu 22.04.
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tigrezno
5y ago
<template>/<script>/options api/... want a word with you. Such a bad framework.
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tigrezno
5y ago
at least, all files in react are js/ts. .vue files are bullshit
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tigrezno
5y ago
No, don't follow the VUE path, don't add your own invented format. Let us just write standard js/html.
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tigrezno
5y ago
May I ask what's the point of the compute module + ethernet addon? Why not a normal pi4?
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tigrezno
5y ago
Holy shit, I've been running open ports for a year with docker, completely ignoring my firewall! This has to be fixed ASAP.
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tigrezno
6y ago
What about using a mini-pc with a TV tuner to bypass your TV software???
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tigrezno
6y ago
What I wanted: Pi Zero W with buffered/protected GPIO (robust like an arduino) and a few analog inputs. What we got: An Arduino clone... I'll pass on this one.
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tigrezno
6y ago
About the "apt upgrade". In major distributions, that's safe. They won't introduce major package versions, only minor (and security fixes). It should be totally OK to upgrade the packages. Also I don't get that it&#
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tigrezno
6y ago
Why not buy a decent computer screen, a mini itx PC and use a TV tuner card?? They come with an IR remote.
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tigrezno
6y ago
What? There are no alternatives because people don't adopt the alternatives. If a mere 10% of the Microsoft user base moved to Linux you'd see lots of changes from comercial software vendors. But I suppose it's easier to pira
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tigrezno
7y ago
Still no gaps support on main branch. Devs don't care about what their users want/need. Happy bspwm user here.
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tigrezno
7y ago
No Linux distribution is a monopoly at the moment. The matter is: are you a monopoly? Then special laws are applied to you.
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tigrezno
7y ago
Apparently, the OP read the man page of " glob " but couldn't spend a single minute reading the man page of FIND . -name pattern ... Don't forget to enclose the pattern in quotes in order to protect it from exp
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tigrezno
7y ago
uMatrix user here too. The same happened. Totally disgusting from techcrunch.
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tigrezno
7y ago
I've owned an Mk2s for like 2 years and I've never printed anything that required all the bed length. My next printer will be smaller, let's see how they'll price the kit version.
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tigrezno
7y ago
`scp` is deprecated, use rsync instead.
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tigrezno
7y ago
You're a good person, keep up the good work dude.
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tigrezno
7y ago
Spaces for identation? seriously?
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tigrezno
7y ago
Shoes are indeed bad for you. They are good for you NOW because all your life you've been walking on shoes. If you were walking barefoot all your life, you'd have strong feet, as evolution wanted. Low light condition is actually a
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tigrezno
7y ago
but who really uses NixOS? a 0.001% of linux users?
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tigrezno
7y ago
Stop using python, let it die for god's sake!
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tigrezno
8y ago
What about using awk?
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tigrezno
8y ago
Fellow HN's, why the hell are you still using chrome?
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tigrezno
8y ago
For me, it would be better if the tool actually did something like this: - open a real manpage `um grep`. - add a custom field to it, like "personal notes", at the beginning or at the end, whatever. - save the new manpage in my ho
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tigrezno
8y ago
- Reading all the lines into an array is a big error. - It's a bit unintiuitive because you don't really know what strings to escape on the bash command line. In the example, some are escaped and others aren't. - In the end I