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horlux

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    Comment #34173544

    where do you buy them?

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    Comment #33903447

    it's in the void and arch repos

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    Comment #33734322

    I was a big fan of Arch for several years but since the introduction of systemd I felt I lost control and didn't really knew what was running in my system anymore. Been using Voidl…

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    Comment #33537411

    try athonet, they do telco and use erlang, they are moving more towards elixir nowadays so that might be a show stopper for you though

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    Comment #32669331

    you can do that using macros in langs such as c, cpp or elixir

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    Comment #31846158

    sorry to bother but with me too please

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    Comment #31584185

    if you only use Services, Deployments and ConfigMaps then k8s can be simple too

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    Comment #31420468

    anything similar for vim?

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    Comment #31294705

    you still need git or other cvs for the tarball approach

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    Comment #30955141

    scp the protocol is being replace by the sftp protocol, scp the tool will use that new protocol

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    Comment #29500130

    base16 is a theme system available on many editors and apps

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    Comment #28038792

    speee is life!

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    Comment #28010273

    it's used in Colombia too

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    Comment #28007021

    how do you use the history exactly?

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    Comment #27799971

    https://www.nongnu.org/atool/ is a better tool

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    Comment #27728268

    void pkg manager is also way way faster than pacman, lack of systemd is nice a feature too (personally)

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    Comment #27446877

    migadu is a really option

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    Comment #27086897

    I have a pair of those but I have struggled with finding a good bluetooth cable/adapter, would you mind sharing your setup

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    Comment #26847010

    Linux programs don't normally do that, they put files in known places /bin, /etc /lib and so on

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    Comment #26846979

    but that's the case for some linux distros too, e.g void

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    Comment #26060604

    you'd probably like voidlinux

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    Comment #24839525

    brilliant

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    Comment #24448585

    processes are lightweight and stateless