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Very cool. Coincidentally, I was looking into starting to use Midnight Commander (again). When I run it in a repo, I still see my overall PRs, etc. Is there an option to get it to …

When I saw 'Sydney 2052' for a split second I felt like I was in a sci-fi movie :D

Reminds me of the day when RIPE NCC announced that they had run out of IPv4 addresses. [1] [1] https://www.ripe.net/manage-ips-and-asns/ipv4/ipv4-run-out/

Nothing like the good old days of CRT monitors, buzzing floppy drives, loud hard disks, and the good ol' DOS prompt C:>.

I'm really pleased to hear about this and looking forward to the updates in my daily tooling. I feel like for decades I haven't seen a fundamental improvement in diff/merge tooling…

hah, I'm the same too, straight to 'perl -lne'. I believe that was one of Larry Wall's goals when creating Perl: > Perl is kind of designed to make awk and sed semi-obsolete. https…

I did follow FASTER implementation long ago. I thought it was very promising as a persistence library for a proof of concept project with high performance requirements I was workin…

It's intended for 'cloud-native' deployments, as I understand it, so I concur that it's quite disappointing. The concept of downloading compilers via NuGet doesn't sit well with me…

I primarily use JetBrains Rider for my daily tasks, and I agree that while you can use VS Code or even Vim with LSP support for many projects, working with substantial ones such as…