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by zorr 5y ago
Do you have any examples of GTK/Gnome apps like this?
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by zorr 5y ago
I'm a heavy user of JetBrains IDEs for most of my development work and use it with the excellent IdeaVIM plugin because modal editing is my preferred input method. I have all the goodies and features of the full IDE with the keybinding
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by zorr 5y ago
I made a similar observation when reading the Zas Editor thread. Lately some MacOS specific applications have been popping up here on HN and they all look really good which I think is mostly because of the polished controls that SwiftUI pro
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by zorr 5y ago
Congrats on launching, the screenshots look great. Lately I've seen a few MacOS specific apps here on HN (another one was the terminal app ) and they all look really good UI wise: the general UI, popup/search dialogs, dropdown men
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by zorr 5y ago
I'm not too familiar with WebAssembly but I like the concept of compiling different source languages to a common "bytecode" language so it can run on various platforms. However, with the way things are currently going, are we
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by zorr 5y ago
One of the simple solutions I like most is to distribute a license file after purchase. The license can be a JWT or an X509 cert or something else with a signature you can verify offline in the app. It will not prevent multiple use without
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by zorr 5y ago
Thank you for these blog posts. One thing that isn't immediately clear to me is how one should start a new open source library (before there is any traction) to be prepared for this structure of maintainership. For example, I'm al
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by zorr 5y ago
How to win friends and influence people - Carnegie Think and grow rich - Napoleon Hill That last one made something click in my head but I find it hard to describe what it is exactly. The key concepts that I learned from this book are in my
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by zorr 5y ago
To me it feels like there is distinction between cli binaries and TUI apps. They are both user interfaces, the former in a paradigm that allows composing in scripts and shell pipelines while TUIs provide a visual stateful UI. Both have thei
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by zorr 5y ago
It started out that way but in my eyes it has evolved to much more than just syntactic sugar. While Kotlin closures, receiver arguments, "it", extension functions, nullability operator, var/val, "when" pattern match
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by zorr 5y ago
On a related note: What is the best way to browse the modern web on a resource limited computer like a netbook with 2GB of memory?
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by zorr 5y ago
I quit caffeine for a few weeks back in 2011 and the only thing I remember was the headaches during the first week. Since then I have been enjoying my daily 2 cups in the morning, and 2 more around lunch time. I just love the taste of coffe
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by zorr 5y ago
Does OBS support anything like that? As I understand it OBS is mostly used for streaming to a single endpoint like Twitch and YouTube and those services redistribute to multiple consumers.
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by zorr 5y ago
Firefox on Android has some plugins that can do this.
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by zorr 5y ago
As someone who has never played Minecraft except for creative mode without mods with a 6yo. Could someone explain to me what this mod does and what the concept of Robots is? Does this enable programmable computers and programmable robots th
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by zorr 5y ago
I wonder if both are possible with a trust system where releases can be approved or signed by community members. This way we can have automatic semver updates for releases approved by people we trust. Something like "I trust NPM so acc
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by zorr 5y ago
A few years ago I redid my attic space with 2 large windows and all-white walls to form a home office with a double desk, a sofa and a few of my guitars. Pre-covid I had a 28" 4K monitor on each of the 2 desks and I connected my laptop
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by zorr 5y ago
Approach every technology you encounter like a box. Look at the box, weigh the box, play with the box, figure out how it behaves when you interact with it. And then, the most important step, open the box and look inside to understand how it
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by zorr 5y ago
+1 for JavaFX and if you know Kotlin then TornadoFX. It's a Kotlin DSL for JavaFX that makes the code less verbose and adds data binding and helpers for tables/forms/menus etc.
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by zorr 5y ago
I used vouch-proxy with nginx for something like this. The nginx auth_request module authenticates each request against vouch-proxy before it executes the proxy_pass. Vouch-proxy can be configured to authenticate users against google apps o
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by zorr 5y ago
I haven't been in this case yet as most companies I've contracted for were/are small companies <25 employees where everyone brings their own laptop (or at least the contractors do). There was one company which required dev
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by zorr 5y ago
Also note that log4j comes from an era before everything was "cloud-native". In the Java world before cloud-native we had application servers like Tomcat and JBoss which typically used something like log4j (log4j-core package) to
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by zorr 5y ago
I haven't validated this assumption but it looks like the patch was rather naive and added the jndi lookup to the Interpolator class and only tested for its usage in the configuration. Being unaware that the interpolator also runs on t
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by zorr 5y ago
and if it's a gradle project `gradle -q dependencies | grep log4j`.
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by zorr 5y ago
Yes, recent Spring-boot projects include log4j-to-slf4j, slf4j-api, logback-core and logback-classic which AFAIK are not vulnerable.
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by zorr 5y ago
HN is sufficient for keeping up with what is going on in tech. If I stumble upon interesting blog posts I add them to my RSS reader. For local and world news I often glance at the homepage of a local media site hln.be. It is very clickbaity
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by zorr 5y ago
Years ago I had the habit of shutting down my laptop with "sudo shutdown -h now" at the end of the workday. Until one day I did that accidentally in a live SSH session. Since then I always shut down my machine using the GUI and I
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by zorr 5y ago
Based on reading the title I expected it to be this.
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by zorr 5y ago
This is a nice in-depth article that shows it's not impossible to create native-looking experiences using cross-platform tools. Kudos! I would like to see more content like this, promoting cross-platform tools while not forgetting nati
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by zorr 5y ago
At least now it will become possible to use Oculus without being forced to have a Facebook social media account. Just like it is possible to use Whatsapp without a Facebook identity.

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