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by tupolef 3y ago
Did you experience a big gap between an older CPU and the current one? I did not change mine for 6 years, but looking at some benchmarks, it looks like compilation times would not get more than a few percents faster per generation. I expect
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by tupolef 3y ago
You can use a banknote for an unlimited number of transactions, with no intermediary, and no tax per transaction. States and banks benefit by printing this tool for you, because in return they control the movement of money when it comes bac
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by tupolef 3y ago
The way in which it was treated internationally, politically and in the media, is a fairly good indicator of the control the USA has over NATO countries. But it is in France that it is the most blatant and disturbing, many people do not y
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by tupolef 3y ago
That's what got me to switch completly from Windows to Linux. I started by installing a Debian Stable with Xfce on an old Core 2 Duo, then I switched to Testing and slowly got ride of everything from Xfce to i3wm, dunst, jgmenu... Seei
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by tupolef 3y ago
Please just provide a list of dependencies with min/max versions, one for Build and one for Usage. Then provide a detailed example of the config files, a systemd unit file, and maybe some config examples for the 3 main webservers. Peop
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by tupolef 3y ago
Don't forget electricity too. Now IDF says that they use cellphones and leaflets. - No electricity to charge your cellphone. - Leaflets from previous strikes flying around in this small area for many days. - A lot of injured people, ha
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by tupolef 3y ago
I will find some time to write an issue about the rendering. And you're right, contour is doing okay in terms of memory, especially compared with other modern terminals. It's just that the first run after built uses already 250mb,
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by tupolef 3y ago
I just tried it and I will keep an eye on it for later. Currently it is a work in progress and there is a lot of issues with the dependencies and compatibility with legacy setups, but it is way better than Warp and other GPU terminals that
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by tupolef 3y ago
And there is also a rust clone of `jq`, `jaq` [1], which aims for correctness, performance and simplicity. I use it for the performance because there is a big startup time for `jq`, with `jaq` I can use it in scripts that are called every s
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by tupolef 3y ago
You're right about the difficulty and the privacy, but I hope that people will still host their own little part of internet. The fundamental parts that you can host universally today are still a website and a mail server. Everyhing
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by tupolef 3y ago
I've read that advice, about not hosting your own email server, every week for a few years now, but at least for anyone with a few years of self-hosting experience I would disagree. There is just a little more checkpoints than 15 yea
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by tupolef 3y ago
Not really the same solution but cheap (as low as $3 monthy in EU) to get a number, esim, a free pbx/many integrations and receive sms. You don't even need to put credits. - Zadarma: < https://zadarma.com/en&#x2F
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by tupolef 3y ago
Nowadays, in countries like France even with all the money in the world it gets difficult to get "smooth and secure" if it includes any public place outside of your hotel and museums. And I think that it's getting worse faste
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by tupolef 3y ago
I've stopped using those tools probably around 2008, there where red flags everywhere: in the options, the ui behavior, and in many articles for many years. I will not read this because I don't understand how a serious person or e
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by tupolef 3y ago
I was glad to see a topic in which most HN contributors seem freely critical of US actions, which is not the case with more recent events. Talking of MK programs, I wanted to emphasize how far these agencies could go awry, see the alleged L
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by tupolef 3y ago
Zammad's approach to ticket tracking is very similar to OTRS, but with much more sophisticated features and UI. I've worked with 4 other solutions professionally in IT, but since I discovered Zammad around 2017, I've installe
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Zammad: An open source helpdesk/customer support system(zammad.com)
2 points by tupolef 3y ago|1 comments
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by tupolef 3y ago
Try a stack like this : Zammad + Taiga.io|Redmine + Growi|Xwiki + Rocket.chat
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by tupolef 3y ago
After a long period with Polybar, I tried Eww for 3 months. The features and the visual results are impressive. I wrote 400 lines of configuration and about ten scripts for it but in the end the instability chilled me. Sometimes tooltips re
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by tupolef 3y ago
Maybe Carbonyl? ( https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl ) It's a chromium browser for the terminal. You could use it as a backend.
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by tupolef 4y ago
I always hated updates between python3 versions, with or without venvs, but I still installed many packages with pip from time to time because it was a reflex. But Debian is currently pushing for this new requirement and it made me discover
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by tupolef 4y ago
This is a set of alias/functions that I use to setup tmux and my ssh connections, I'm always in tmux be it locally or in ssh, it survive session disconnections. # full terminal page of \n pgdown () { printf '\n%.0s&
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by tupolef 4y ago
The fact that women mature earlier is one element, the fact that they seek qualities that men acquire later (stability, resources) is another. But I think that what makes the situation very sad is that our western society has decided to clo
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by tupolef 4y ago
I use URxvt and a systemd-run to daemonize tmux even if I close my graphical session. I use a function for the local tmux session and an alias for remote ssh tmux sessions, with a different bindings (MOD+x & MOD+w). Like that I am alway
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by tupolef 4y ago
So we multiplied the price of the ticket to corrupt the whole parliament. But you know what, actually this parliament is made in such a way that there is no need to bribe the majority of the parties. It is enough to have a small blocking or
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Ask HN: Do you know any good paid newsletters?
1 points by tupolef 4y ago|0 comments
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by tupolef 4y ago
I tried many players and was using Strawberry lately because it is pretty light and has nice features. But, it was good for music only, not for radio and other audio files. I have never seen anything about Sayonara before but tried it after
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by tupolef 4y ago
I now run entirely on Linux. But before that I used Notepad++ for 12 years and finally switched to "Notepad3" 2-3 years ago. If you use an IDE for heavier tasks, "Notepad3" is excellent, much faster and cleaner than Not
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by tupolef 4y ago
I used the same blog post a year ago and it's working with Firefox Nightly from FFUpdater (Fdroid). Here is mine : https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/collections/17173754/t...
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by tupolef 4y ago
They are also doing a lot of reintegration work which is very often copied by other associations or the private sector if it seems profitable. As part of their computer refurbishment activity, they have been promoting their own Debian-bas

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