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jay-aye-see-key
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Comment #40140876
This is so cool, I have a compatible Mazda and never thought to check if such an upgrade existed. Have ordered the kit and very excited. Thanks!
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Comment #39173248
I’ve always really disliked the sharp knives metaphor. A chef’s choice of knife doesn’t impact their coworkers, nor does it end up on the plate to a customer. If we were chefs a kn…
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Comment #39101805
The two things you can do in the shell you mostly can’t do elsewhere is compose arbitrary commands and store custom commands. For #1 this blog post has some good examples of quickl…
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Comment #38986905
This is a cool idea. Two questions: Arion can wrap docker-compose and run as a project or part of a nixos config. Did you come across Arion before creating this, and have you compa…
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Comment #38803049
I have a Garmin Venu 2 that acts like a thumb drive when plugged in on Linux (and I assume other OSs). The files it stores exercise data as are accessible with a few FOSS tools. Yo…
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Comment #38296162
Operational transforms are one of those interesting technologies I’ve wanted to learn by implementing but haven’t made the time yet. I also didn’t realise it could be implemented i…
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Comment #33160299
UTM is really good. It’s basically just a nice GUI around QEMU. But their bundled version of QEMU also includes a patch to get SPICE working, the homebrew and Macports versions don…
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Comment #28997041
> I have heard this many times from many different people that I respect. However, I'm just not experiencing "the joy" after several attempts. Maybe it's just not how my brain is w…
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Comment #28322102
Sometimes I use macOS for work and get reminded why I prefer Linux. - homebrew is slow and brittle, between 10x and 100x slower than pacman in my experience, and the only package m…
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Comment #28308817
Tangentially related: jsvu seems to be the easiest way to install most JS engines on most platforms. This can be useful comparing performance or compatibility across JS runtimes wi…
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Comment #28032826
This is not a problem I'd had, but it sounds like something tree-sitter might be able to help with. I've been using tree-sitter for syntax highlighting, simple refactors, and custo…
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Comment #27719176
Tree-sitter based text-objects are one of my favourite parts of neovim 0.5 too. Now I can have class, function, parameter, and comment text-objects that can be manipulated as easil…
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Comment #27718777
> It would be great to have a command that lists all the available commands in Neovim Both the fzf.vim and telescope.nvim plugins provide a fuzzy searchable list of commands; `:Com…
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Comment #27718460
I started with vscode but moved to (neo)vim 2 or 3 years ago. Last year I experimented going back to vscode with one of the vim plugins. By default there are some conflicting keybi…
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Comment #25296708
I've been using it as my only terminal for ~6mo on linux/x11, linux/wayland, and macOS. I picked it because it was fast, simple, and cross-platform. By those criteria I'm very happ…
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Comment #23535246
If you like keyboard centred applications I can't recommend zathura enough, visually it's very minimal with no buttons, definitely not everyone's style. It supports vim like marks,…