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Linux-Fan

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About Linux-Fan

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    Comment #49058174

    I was asking myself the same question and looked it up: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9799919799/utilities/t... > The most important differences seem to be: * `:` is a buil…

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    Comment #48676748

    Please continue to blog about the obvious stuff. It happens all of the time that I want to explain to someone what I think is an obvious concept and then I am sometimes surprised t…

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    Comment #48373771

    I like the Lobsters stance on AI. Also posts are tagged hence you can decide for yourself if the topic may be interesting despite being touched by AI. I haven't found a way to join…

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    Comment #48164995

    I don't know why you are being downvoted, but I totally thought about that AT protocol first. Apparently, the OP refers to https://atproto.com/ > per the FAQ at https://docs.rocksk…

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    Comment #47904080

    On Github, there is a way to leave individual comments in the code and in addition give a review a summary. In addition to hitting the "approve" button, I typically spell it out ex…

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    Comment #47904003

    Where I work I can and am still allowed to push to mainline directly, as are all other developers on the team. Some new colleagues started with PRs and since then it has been a slo…

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    Comment #47532997

    `set -o vi` is quickly typed in anger...

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    Comment #47377166

    Another way to make XML awesome (especially for config files and the like) is to completely avoid CDATA i.e. no value value2 but rather: -- simple constructions can then do with ju…

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    Comment #47376984

    I liked the content of the article enough to read it to the end, but I did have a hard time due to inflation with LLM-isms. Then again I am not a native so how would I know if this…

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    Comment #47281411

    After some search for programming languages which promise to reduce the number of bugs, I decided to give Ada (2012) a try. I like it better than C and C++ and the compiler is incl…

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    Comment #47005262

    > - Since maintainers do owe basic human politeness, and they know people will be interacting with them, maintainers do owe this culture some form of communication of their intenti…

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    Comment #46994842

    My exposure and usage of “AI” has been very limited so far. Hence that is what I am and have been doing all the time: Read the text mostly irrespective of origin. I do note that re…

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    Comment #46990678

    This is a powerful technique that has helped me a lot in the past as well, especially for those projects where I rarely progressed on (mostly private stuff, the work topics are mor…

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    Comment #46669324

    UNIX provides the Makefile as go-to tool if a simple pipeline is not enough. GNUmake makes this even more powerful by being able to generate rules on-the-fly. If the tool of intere…

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    Comment #46636216

    I wonder if this is due to Linux being harder to work on or because it is possible to fix some errors which would be catastrophic on other OSes? Back when I used Windows a lot (Win…

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    Comment #46636078

    Reminds me of https://xkcd.com/293/

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    Comment #46622975

    https://masysma.net - my site doesn't fulfil the “well received in past HN discussions” requirement, though.

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    Comment #46574909

    I don't think anybody needs all of the features at once but people have different preferences. E.g. I typically do well without bold formatting (I only need one level of emphasis w…

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    Comment #46570131

    I don't think that is sufficient for the general case because I would like to be able to use the markdown like _emphasis_ or [hyperlinks]( https://www.example.com ) even inside the…

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    Comment #46570091

    The original Markdown has fewer features than listed for the more advanced formats in the table. Hence if someone uses reStructuredText it is more precise than just saying “Markdow…

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    Comment #46471585

    > precise time syncing with PTP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOt-zRIG5co I am not so much into videos but due to some extended interest in the matter I decided to watch the rec…

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    Comment #46470472

    Fun to think of it but I think my website actually got removed from that list because it has a logo on top of each page. It is available as “text only” (although not text/plain but…

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    Comment #46470269

    I do it and it works. The only thing you might be missing: I don't think it helps many people really. I personally still like the feature because I put my website under a free soft…

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    Comment #45815977

    I don't know of any list, but I know at least of the following “clubs” pages: size-related - https://14kbclub.com/ > - only learned about it today but I am not sure if my site woul…

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    Comment #45560390

    The signature function of the German ID card (“neuer Personalausweis”). Its 2025 and we still haven't solved secure online identification and we are still not using end-to-end encr…