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Cogitri

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    Comment #24141264

    Yes, every crate using a different versions of their dependencies involves a lot more work for distros, especially when a crate uses a -sys crate (e.g. libgit2-sys) and libgit2-sys…

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    Comment #22192118

    Not exactly, you need more information than just the WiFi password in order to decrypt the traffic: https://superuser.com/questions/156869/can-other-people-on-a...

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    Comment #22171053

    I've been using Rust for a year or so and while it's very nice once you get used to it I recently started working in D since I feel _so_ much more productive in it thanks to the GC…

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    Comment #22153804

    FWIW Ctrl+L locks the screen in GNOME and you can press Enter instead of dragging up the lockscreen.

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    Comment #21930977

    I use VSCode with the excellent Code-D for my IDE needs and use both dub (mainly for development) and meson (for distros) as build systems for my projects. Dub is nice for developm…

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    Comment #21465125

    Xi-editor also uses a CRDT to merge incoming editing events

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    Comment #21191426

    Do you use X11? Only Wayland is supported AFAICS

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    Comment #20140943

    Catastrophic, my BTRFS died twice on me after a hard reset and the recovery tools haven't helped me. Luckily I had backups around, so switching to ZFS 0.8 with encryption was a bre…

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    Comment #20018228

    I've been using Dependabot (for free) for my Rust projects for the last months, it really is nice.

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    Comment #19996172

    See cargo-vendor for offline functionality

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    Comment #19966293

    I currently use Alpine as my daily driver with GNOME, which is an odd mix I guess, but works nicely :)