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by usernam 9y ago
I mentioned that. However, push/pop statements require a minimum of 3 lines of pragmas to suppress an unused statement. This doesn't work, you'll end up disabling warnings for entire functions.
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by usernam 9y ago
Warnings are good, but it's a pity there's no good warning suppression method which is compact (and does not require to disable the warning on the entire file). People generally "fix" warnings by writing equally useless
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by usernam 9y ago
I still think notmuch is a great backend, but a poor client. Despite using mu4e, I still find Gnus superior in terms of pure reading efficiency (I still use Gnus regularly with gmane). Scoring and thread handling is just superior. There&#
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by usernam 9y ago
If you're using IMAP, deletion is a thing. I often get people sending me huge stuff I have no intention to keep or sync. I need to be able to sync the deletion flag. This is a one line change I did myself and used for a long time,
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by usernam 9y ago
Hopefully this is actually a MUA, and not a search interface with message-mode sprinkled on top? I tried using notmuch on emacs as my primary mail client for several months, but it falls short on so many things (just to name one: cannot del
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by usernam 9y ago
The OP was right, though. Just making the data accessible and documented is a huge undertaking. It's truly a laudable effort. From the other side, I cannot imagine using the data without intimate knowledge of the entire setup. There
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by usernam 9y ago
I find Discourse absolutely horrendous. Discourse mailing-list mode is a tack-on at best, and the formatting you get in mail notifications basically require you to be online to visit the link. And the gamification is also a huge put-off. We
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Dl: Download Ticket Service(thregr.org)
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by usernam 9y ago
You have to note: are you paying with the ATM circuit or with the credit card? The ATM circuit often doesn't require an additional signature (although in some countries like IT it's still required)
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by usernam 9y ago
In EU you have a pin and you also have to sign the receipt. In supermarkets, cards (debit or credit) queue up the checkout line. Cash is way faster, hands down. I bothered to compare the difference once, since cards here are not the norm. W
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by usernam 9y ago
Indeed, the number seems disproportionate. But it can be possible depending on the definition of "medication". I'd expect the number of mental health issues with an underlying [known] physiological nature (say, bipolar, schiz
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by usernam 9y ago
Couldn't agree more. Gitolite is enough for most use cases, and for technical users which often use other tools there's no need for a web interface (or anything beyond gitweb anyway). We use it in combination with BugsEverywhere f
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by usernam 9y ago
Absolutely. BASIC on a Sharp 6000 pocket pc[1] for example was limited to (32k or) 64k lines of 256 characters each. Like in many other basic versions, there was no automatic renumbering. Discovered it the hard way. [1] https://d
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by usernam 9y ago
A local company I know of still runs under dos with a custom accounting software, still running on a memorex telex 286 pc, with a whopping 10mb hard-drive connected to a parallel port dot matrix printer, green crt and a mouse that would mak
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by usernam 9y ago
I have commented on #225 about this.
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by usernam 9y ago
ripgrep doesn't yet support compressed files (z/gz), while grep/ack/ag do. On *nix it's extremely common to have sparsely compressed directories, from logfiles to non-changing documentation. I really wished ripgrep
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by usernam 9y ago
The additional problem is that the search results are also incrementally updated. On an open dialog, I had in three different occasions click on a result just to automatically select an unwanted [new] result. Also, the path bar is long gone
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by usernam 9y ago
I don't expect anything anymore from GTK given it's current track record. The latest issue I discovered was the 'letter' to filename shortcut you used to have in file dialogs. It now triggers recursive search instead.
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by usernam 9y ago
Does anybody know what's the _current_ status of window decorations in wayland? Client-side decorations was an incredibly poor choice in the original design. From the screenshot I cannot tell if it's just a custom theme or the &qu
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by usernam 9y ago
In a similar vein[1], using the python client: $ dl-cli some/files https://dl.example.com/t=<hash> additionally, the file is automatically cleared when it goes unused for a while. There is also FEX[2],
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by usernam 9y ago
You're confusing the binary format with the tamper protection, or file "sealing". The two features are really independent.
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by usernam 9y ago
systemd is not perfect. Debugging systemd is still very hard. There is no way to simulate what actions would be performed to reach a target without actually executing them. There are plenty of issues related to boot and shutdown which are _
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by usernam 9y ago
DNT is flawed. As an user, I have no way to verify that DNT is honored. As such, I assume nobody respects DNT and proceed accordingly by taking my own tracking countermeasures. You can also assume DNT is pretty much ignored. For instance, i
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by usernam 9y ago
If you want to maximize for network effects, it's GitHub. I'm not keen on GitHub issues, and the lack of a mailing list is disappointing as well (which would funnel _actual_ social collaboration), but in terms of popularity is sti
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by usernam 9y ago
I know and cannot deny the enormous effort of OCE. I tried to develop a simpler parametric 2d cad once for almost two years, but couldn't keep up with the complexity before getting myself /something/ I could use. This is why
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by usernam 9y ago
I keep trying FreeCAD every 3-6 months, but it's so full of little bugs and crashes it's not really usable in my mind. I'm using the version from Debian unstable. The UI is unstable (very easy to crash just by fiddling around
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by usernam 9y ago
We used BeeGFS since it was called FhGFS on a cluster of 32 nodes for a total capacity ranging from 256tb-1Pb. BeeGFS is very easy to configure and maintain, outperforming Lustre for every task we threw it at. In fact, we never transitioned
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by usernam 10y ago
I'm only using linux, and any company-provided laptop I've been using after 2010, at least a different one every year, was working without any driver issue. This included various models of HP, Dell and Lenovo. I'm currently
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by usernam 10y ago
It sounds like linux breaks, but you know what happens when "stuff on windows breaks"? Well, it's the same: you'll have to fix it. Ubuntu LTS is really hard to break unless you're constantly screwing around. The sam
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by usernam 10y ago
The actual game canvas. It seems to switch between bilinear filtering or nearest-neighbor scaling. FF 52 on linux here.

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