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by wink 2y ago
My C++ knowledge is pretty weak in this regard but couldn't you link different compilation units together just like you link shared libraries? I mean it sounds like a nightmare from a layout-my-code perspective, but dumb analogy: foo&#
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by wink 2y ago
I find the premise to be potentially wrong already. Is a `dotfiles` repo personal? I don't usually push to my own repos from my work machines, but I do want to pull and push config updates while not disclosing my work email there or re
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by wink 2y ago
Doesn't necessarily have anything to do with knowing, some environments are just not worth automating or support it so badly that even paying twice or more would still be nothing compared to the annoyance. It's been getting better
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by wink 2y ago
In the definition (or maybe even more the usage) I know, you're missing certain properties. E.g. you can and will sync properties to the digital twin, and back. Obviously this does not work for animals (yet?...) but the digital twin of
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by wink 2y ago
Not the OP but what sometimes works is as easy as: ``` ldd your-binary ``` on the old host and then copy all the thing that is referenced, put into ./foo and then start like so on new host: `LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./foo ./your-binar
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by wink 2y ago
What if your project is old enough to predate the modern "just use vanilla js, it's fine"? :tableflip: j/k - I'm slowly removing all the Zepto code I have and it's usually a relatively quick search&replace.
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by wink 2y ago
I am not sure you should put ant or maven as shining examples here, but I am kinda warming up to Gradle, at least without Groovy being involved.
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by wink 2y ago
I dug out a small Rust project from 2016 and with edition = 2018 I got it running again in under 30 minutes, I was kinda surprised. 8 years is ancient in terms of Rust. I have had more problems with certain other crates. But yeah, C/C+
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by wink 2y ago
What's your distinguishing point over Slim and Silex (rip) because from your example script I don't see anything different. I mean, how would it, (un?)fortunately PHP syntax doesn't let you play as much with DSLs as Ruby or o
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by wink 2y ago
I get that point, and it's the same in some forms of software development. Take IntelliJ IDEA, it's been around for ages, it's commercial, and it mostly works and thus it's been the default choice for many orgs. But yo
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by wink 2y ago
GIMP is kinda odd insofar as for me (who learned to use Photoshop 25y ago) that it (just like every other tool) just seemed cumbersome and clunky with the shortcuts. I couldn't even use German Photoshop because some shortcuts are diffe
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by wink 2y ago
My usual take is just like yours, I'm on the fediverse and not necessarily on Mastodon (although one of my accounts is) but I also think that the survival and general wellbeing of the ecosystem is tied to Mastodon-the-software's c
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by wink 2y ago
Please explain how it's in my best interest that I must use my peripherals wirelessly. The only wireless mouse I have ever owned is in my work bag, so I have one wherever I go, it's not for regular use and I have zero problems w
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by wink 2y ago
Downloading mac builds of software I have used for years for the first time (new to mac) has actually given me this popup several times and I had to do this `xattr -cr` dance manually, this is on 15.0/15.1. I'm neither saying it&#
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by wink 2y ago
See, for me it prefers I take nearly the whole month of May off once I go over 15 days of vacation. I think it's very much going for local maxima.
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by wink 2y ago
Nice idea, but I was a little surprised that now, in November, it would give me a default of 20 days for this year. Maybe a checkbox "starting today/tomorrow" would make it a lot more useful. Additional constraints, as I am a
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by wink 2y ago
Maybe think about people who (deliberately or not) have neither chosen their domain(s) to read like their real name or online handle. I agree that yours kinda works, but I wouldn't want to be addressed by @<any of my domains>, th
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by wink 2y ago
I am also not sure if it is uniform across airlines?
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by wink 2y ago
Also the difference is that the word telemetry in a context of user metrics has been burned, the popcon a) already has it in its name and b) is open source and c) has info written about how it will send what packages you install and not ra
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by wink 2y ago
Maybe I'm an outlier but the better you describe what you're collecting the more I will trust you that it's just that. Not "Hey I want to collect and send stuff to improve whatever" (that could be a keylogger, or in
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by wink 2y ago
I'm using YAML despite it being garbage. (feels more common)
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by wink 2y ago
How would you rate the "overhead" of your tool+k8s (also wht specs does your server have?) because my main use for docker-compose so far has been "host a ton of small apps on 5EUR hetzner instances with just 2GB RAM". If
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by wink 2y ago
Not sure what axe you have to grind, but the person you replied to didn't whine about anything as far as I can see. I've also been hosting a lot of stuff on docker-compose and it is perfectly fine for a lot of things. No one sai
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by wink 2y ago
I get your sentiment but I can think of so many exceptions. I've seen people here in Germany splitting their time between tiny flat near workplace for <500 EUR during the week and (whatever bigger, better, often inherited) in the co
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by wink 2y ago
I honestly wonder how it would feel to be an "Edge as main browser" person. I open it up every 2 weeks for LinkedIn (too lazy for an extra firefox profile there) and yes, it wants to be my default browser, every second time it als
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by wink 2y ago
I have an i7/32GB/SSD x230 from 2013 and it's perfectly usable for everything I've thrown at it so far, so ymmv.
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by wink 2y ago
Not only business. I think it's better in 2024, but as someone who lived through the browser war years as a frontend developer.. We may shit on Windows a lot, but learning the windows bits you need to write software in VB were ridiculo
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by wink 2y ago
I know this is a bit of a first-world problem but back in those days[tm] you just slapped 2-3 DLLs into the exe directory and it worked. Yes, I know there were also different versions for different runtimes, but overall it was a couple of D
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by wink 2y ago
Wonder how many people "fell" for it though. I remember, many years ago, that I got some Antihistamine tables with Pseudoephedrine to take in 'light' emergencies for my allergies, cat hair in my case. I wasn't going
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by wink 2y ago
No, because hardly any companies would use github free, so I think the comparison isn't too bad. The "no costs" is a wild argument to me though, because I've seen "we want it locally available" and "we can

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