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Outpox

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About Outpox

Rust enthusiast and backend developer.

https://guillaumemigeon.fr

https://github.com/Outpox

Recent public activity

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    Comment #42738065

    "Kind of the same" here. I'm being laid off for economic reasons and I'm lucky that my country helps me. My salary is maintained at ~70% tax free for a year while I'm searching for…

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    Comment #42117167

    I made a Discord bot which used songlinks API 5 years ago! Unfortunately not used much and not maintained anymore.

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    Comment #22316634

    I've downloaded the latest APK from apkmirror but the app is force closing at launch on stock. It was the same 2 years ago when I first tried, is it working for you? Do you have a …

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    Comment #22191634

    Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #22009608

    The Valve Index (by Steam) has been sold out in December after they announced Half-Life Alyx which is included with every Index. This is won't be the time everyone goes VR yet but …

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    Comment #19921465

    I'm so excited to read this!

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    Comment #19921397

    Have you written about this (your diktat about clone()) somewhere? I'd be interested to read more.

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    Comment #19917340

    > They store complete version history with each keystroke of a document. I would expect them to only store a diff between each version instead of storing the whole thing. Couldn't …

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    Comment #19792443

    I would add the one I usually use "Je t'en prie".

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    Comment #19503786

    > Will miss iTerm. I may be missing your point, but if you enjoyed the iTerm hotkey feature on OSX you should take a look at Guake[0] which is available on most linux distros. [0] …

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    Comment #19310422

    Just to let you know, per you request I've ported OpenList to the WebExtension format (so that it'll work other browsers as well). It's really a 1:1 port, nothing removed, nothing …

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    Comment #19303480

    It was in my native language (French). According to the "Translation" link[0] it's available in English, Japanese, Chinese and French. [0] https://www.w3.org/Press/Releases-2019#we…

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    Comment #19295565

    Well I'd say that if it's an authorization service there will be cryptographic calculation which is "heavy" on the CPU.

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    Comment #19249847

    I believe it's a typo and should read "Although it can usually work if all you have is the subtitles file [...]". This means that you would use a reference file that would allow yo…

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    Comment #18806376

    I've worked quite a bit with Dart on my time the past year and it was great. Being a JS/TS developper I found my mark pretty quickly. However as it's not _that_ popular and the onl…

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    Comment #18665710

    > I suspect that if you have a small team that knows each other well enough, that is a bit of an extension of a one-person project and it can still remain. Well yeah that's exactly…

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    Comment #18664088

    I disagree, we've been using it with friends of mine and I enjoy it. The main reason is so that's it's easier to generate a changelog as we're following the Angular commit guidelin…

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    Comment #18249016

    This is just plain boring to be honest, I don't want to be notified when a new article is released, I'd rather manually check a RSS app when I want to read such news instead of rec…

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    Comment #17951085

    I was going to suggest this as well. I've used it to explain some features to a friend while we were on Discord.

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    Comment #17924507

    DuckDuckGo has improved a lot for me the past year. I used to retry my query on Google when the results were not enough but I don't need to as often now.

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    Comment #17833639

    I would suggest adding Scaleway[0] to the list. I've used their server a bit and it worked well. I know them because of their parent company (Online) which I've been a custom for q…

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    Comment #17833466

    I run an IRC server with UnrealIRCd. Works well.

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    Comment #17826535

    I would say that a job available on site OR remotely will attract more candidates than an on site only. To share my own experience, I've just bought an apartment and I've been thin…

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    Comment #16819895

    I use both Relay for Reddit and Materialistic for HN and they're absolutely brilliant. Didn't take me that long to pay for Relay Pro.

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    Comment #16653675

    My bad I got my math wrong, it's 330 hectares which equals roughly 815 acres.