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by zanchey 6y ago
I used to have access to heaps of weird real machines as well, but sadly everything now is x32/x64.
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by zanchey 6y ago
The behaviour was initially imported from zsh's PROMPT_SP: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/397
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Doing Things That Scale(blogs.gnome.org)
24 points by zanchey 7y ago|8 comments
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Reverse Engineering Adventures of Lomax [video](youtube.com)
1 points by zanchey 7y ago|0 comments
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by zanchey 7y ago
One of the problems with the suggested solution in the article is that it doesn't apply to other people's view of your calendars - so my partner had an event from my calendar clogging her view but I couldn't see it to remove
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by zanchey 8y ago
Job control should be fully featured - backgrounding, stopping/continuing, and disowning are all implemented. If there's something missing we'd definitely look at adding it.
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by zanchey 8y ago
I think vi mode suffers because it's a relatively niche feature - none of the current committers use it as far as I know, and pull requests to improve it are fairly infrequent. It gained t/T/;/,/d{f,F,t,T} in 3.0 in
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by zanchey 8y ago
If you liked that, you'll love Comic Papyrus! http://www.barthandco.com/blog.php?i=5
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by zanchey 8y ago
Anyone remember the articles in Uplink? This feels like it could easily have been lifted from the game.
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by zanchey 8y ago
Automatic roaming seems to be the killer feature that nobody has noticed - I know IPsec has this to a degree but Wireguard looks like it works much faster.
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The Undertakers of Silicon Valley: how failure became big business(theguardian.com)
2 points by zanchey 8y ago|0 comments
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by zanchey 8y ago
You can have most stuff in Australian healthcare good, cheap or fast. Pick two.
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by zanchey 8y ago
Are you opting out? I keep remembering that AHPRA applied for warrantless access to metadata, and thinking that perhaps I might be better without a record in case the wideranging provisions for access by other agencies get deployed too libe
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by zanchey 9y ago
There's definitely room for innovation - fish is for me but I'm always impressed with the work being done on both new and old shells. One thing fish doesn't do is get much into the semantics of how processes interoperate, and
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by zanchey 9y ago
Sadly not.
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by zanchey 9y ago
I started by switching on one of my machines, then installing it on my main user machines, and then I ended up as a fish committer. I still use bash and zsh every few days and I don't think I've lost any of my skills in that, thou
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by zanchey 9y ago
Vi mode has been implemented since 2.2.0 (July 2015), although it's an ongoing work in progress - if there's something missing then we'd consider adding it (although nobody's going to reimplement Vim in fish - sometimes
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by zanchey 9y ago
A large number of electrons have been expended on this topic - see https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/4327 for a starting point. It doesn't seem there's a perfect answer here.
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by zanchey 9y ago
This article can be summarised as: 1. Cache invalidation 2. Naming of things They seem like straightforward problems.
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by zanchey 9y ago
Mozilla's image library was called libpr0n back in the day, so you might say there is some form.
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by zanchey 9y ago
All the interest encouraged me to dig in and find it, and it turned out to be in one of zsh's many startup scripts.
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by zanchey 9y ago
Oh, I can remove it... And a few hours or days later it's back!
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by zanchey 9y ago
There's something in my environment that keeps creating a file called "-" in my home directory, and it's driving me crazy.
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by zanchey 9y ago
fish has been GPLv2 since well before ridiculousfish took over as the maintainer; changing to GPLv3 is not something we have the appetite or energy for!
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by zanchey 9y ago
Debian publishes statistics gathered by the optional "popularity-contest" package at http://popcon.debian.org I can't remember whether the default is opt-out or in with the current installer.
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by zanchey 9y ago
Is there much deployment of S/MIME in the corporate world? Identity generation is much easier in GPG in my experience. We have a national PKI for doctors that could have been, but isn't, used for S/MIME. Missed opportunity.
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by zanchey 9y ago
We have two entries in our DNS which point to 127.0.0.1/::1 - localhost and elvis. This enables the following on Solaris and similar systems: $ ping elvis elvis is alive
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by zanchey 9y ago
There is quarantine, though: http://www.interstatequarantine.org.au/travellers/interstate... Driving or flying to or from WA, you will see inspectors and dogs.
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by zanchey 9y ago
Could you give some examples? http://wiki.bash-hackers.org/scripting/bashchanges and http://wiki.bash-hackers.org/scripting/obsolete aren't particularly enlightening.
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by zanchey 9y ago
https://lwn.net/Articles/719282/ is a good writeup on the features of linkerd in a reasonably easy-to-understand way.

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