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marcocampos
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About marcocampos
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Comment #48671505
Also, what you described here is the plot for most B-grade dystopia movies.
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Comment #48667269
chuckles We have a saying in Portugal: "If my grandma had wheels, she would be a truck." I leave it up to you to figure it out.
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Comment #48186950
The things some people on HN believe leaves me baffled.
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Comment #40061695
According to the post it’s available on Personal too.
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Comment #39187840
Catppuccin is also very extensive: https://github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin
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Comment #37940482
Is this going to be truly free and open source or is this one of those situations where for now it's "free" and then in the future people get slapped with some ridiculous pricing a…
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Comment #29553691
In theory this would also work with a Everdrive?
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Comment #29155533
It does but only on Windows and for C# projects: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Working_with_Windows_Fo...
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Comment #28060495
Love Peter Watts' work but be warned that his writing is super depressing (in a good way), specially his Rifters Trilogy. My favorites are still Blindsight and it's follow-up, Echo…
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Comment #28060440
I'm a bit conflicted about these books. The ideas are super interesting but the characters seem very "cardboard-like". Also they are bit too long and by the 3rd book I didn't care …
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Comment #27997397
Congrats man, I love the book and the final physical/PDF book layout/design is amazing!
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Comment #26903166
How's Wayland + Gnome working for fractional scaling in HiDPI screens? Last time I tried some applications like Chrome, Firefox and others would be all blurry.
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Comment #24158275
The process is pretty simple but their documentation is pretty good. When I was starting out I found this video which helped me get started: https://www.hashicorp.com/resources/man…
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Comment #24157470
In the past I've used Hashicorp Vault to handle this kind of situation. Granted, it's an additional piece of infrastructure to manage but Vault has been pretty solid for this kind …
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Comment #24027179
Maybe it was a Remarkable [1] ? A new version is coming out soon. [1] https://remarkable.com
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Comment #23997096
Do distros still come with original vi? My understanding is that when you type 'vi' you get a minimal version of vim on most (all?) distros theses days.
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Comment #23919145
How will Pulumi fix the issues you mentioned?
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Comment #23497209
Most companies that I see using Bitbucket do so not because it's a good product but because it's usually cheap when you are already paying for JIRA and Confluence and because of th…
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Comment #23033809
Rob Pike is also the co-author of UTF-8.
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Comment #20857844
Question: Is Linkers & Loaders by John R. Levine still a good book?
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Comment #12023123
If companies all of the sudden didn't have to paid those 20% would I see that reflected on my paycheck? I bet you I wouldn't nor anyone else. I've heard that falacy time and time a…
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Comment #12022694
In Portugal, Social Security taxation for a full-time employee is 11%. 42000€ per year gross salary lands you in the 28.5% income tax. A yearly gross salary of 42000€ is about +/- …
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Comment #11446451
I'm using a combination of Ubuntu Server 16.04 VM (4GB RAM, 2-cores, 80GB HDD) + Virtualbox + MobaXterm (best SSH client on Windows). It works beautifully. I previously used Putty …
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Comment #11211826
SEEKING WORK - Portugal or REMOTE Experience: 12 Remote: yes Willing to relocate: No, but I'm willing to travel internationally for short periods (1-3 weeks) on occasion. Location:…
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Comment #10771593
For more about this, have a look at "Windows Internals" (6th edition is the latest, I believe) by Mark Russinovich, David Solomon and Alex Ionescu. It's an awesome book.