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hakcermani
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Comment #49056061
created this gnome-extension to launch a gnome terminal with separate history files. bash script gt.sh [projname] launches a gnome-terminal with a history file in ~/.histories/proj…
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Comment #47467072
not zsh .. plugging my bash script [1] (and gnome task bar UI) - to start a gnome terminal with a different named history file. [1]: https://github.com/appsmatics/gtsh-hist
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Comment #46379543
I have a FW13, 3 yrs old, battery was getting weak, i just ordered one from FW and popped out the old one and put in a new one. Same for SSD and memory. This alone makes me stay wi…
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Comment #46361279
Are many of the packages obfuscated? Seems like here the server url was heavily obfuscated and encrypted, that is a big warning flag is it not. Auto scanning a submitted package an…
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Comment #46078274
pardon the naive question. What i don't get is these injected payload are js files, isn't there some scanning at npm upload level to look for exfiltration behaviour, bash execution…
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Comment #45934073
.. would you mind sharing the prompt .. in a gist perhaps .
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Comment #44141023
.. did exactly that and also changed the BINDIR and LIBDIR to another location. BTW, amazing project from initial glance. Will give it a detailed look this weekend!
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Comment #43883738
Really neat. i tried a couple and it worked fine for my use case which is mainly adding a signature .. Any chance the signature size can be adjusted by dragging a corner ?
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Comment #43824000
Hey cool will see how much more it is from what I have. (Ubuntu/bash only atm) .. https://github.com/appsmatics/linux-setup
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Comment #43072169
.. have added a gist in comments below, i got used to saving separate history files for each project and launch gnome-terminal with that .. and Ctrl-R within that scope
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Comment #43072085
.. another cheap trick .. when juggling different projects i keep a separate history file for each under ~/.histories/ .. shameless plug to my gist .. bash script that launches gno…
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Comment #43006720
Sam could reply with Elon Skum !
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Comment #42551353
Big fan of Sqlite and DRH. Wondering what the succession plan for sqlite is ? May DRH live long and prosper though !
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Comment #41665847
There was a guy who collected tanks ! Had his collection up top of Portola Valley. [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Vehicle_Technology_Fo... ]
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Comment #41658944
Can they at least change the name to from OpenAI to something else, and leave gutted OpenAI as the non-profit shell..
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Comment #39116870
As the saying goes .. Vertrauen ist gut, aber Kontrolle ist besser! (Trust is good but verifying is better!)
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Comment #39105763
.. same here FW13 12gen .. fast battery drain even in sleep mode. It is reported due to the expansion cards that I guess cannot be turned off ?
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Comment #38941811
.. i replied to the main thread, if you want give my bash script a try. each project history is in its own named file .. https://gist.github.com/appsmatics/ff27e885460bd345eabe1c5f…
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Comment #38941710
Not the amazing utility Atuin is .. but have been using this tiny bash script to manage named history files that i find pretty useful when juggling between projects. Have to try ou…
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Comment #38854823
Hope it is the inflexion point ! moved to Linux (Ubuntu on Framework-13) since Nov 2022, not going back into walled gardens !
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Comment #38231953
Touche. Got into Wails/Go recently for a desktop app. Everything fell in place in a short time. Even the junior contractor offshore with zero experience is able to contribute! (tha…
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Comment #37987356
.. possibly a battery swap, a domestic setting getting to those MWs is out of the question. a 200 amp circuit in US at 220v is just about 44KW ..
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Comment #37931675
.. can't those old accounts be flagged to require email verification to log in ?