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nbobko

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About nbobko

Nikita Bobko

http://github.com/nikitabobko

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    This still exists on modern Androids (thanks God!) Even better: they moved it from developer options to accessibility options, which means that they treat it as a normal use case n…

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    Comment #48744312

    At my previous company we tried to use this tool to sync parts of the code between two different git repos. The tool turned out being unacceptably slow. Handwritten bash scripts us…

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    Comment #45963457

    Oh no, it's paginated

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    Comment #45908443

    Hehe, the classic rude and mean behavior from homebrew maintainers. I get their motivation to remove the flag. In fact, it has always been better to run xattr in postinstall, this …

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    Comment #42955060

    It's good to have more documentation on Zig by the community, but I'm gonna throw in a bit of criticism. One major thing I appreciate about the official Zig Language Reference is t…

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    Comment #41469385

    > Well, you can't have different configs for different hosts Though you can use git branches, but I prefer not to

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    Comment #41469360

    That's why I use --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles I rename .git directory to .dotfiles in my $HOME

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    Comment #41469342

    Ah, that is what OP was referring to. Well, you can't have different configs for different hosts. Other than that, I can't quickly recall what other limitations are, I see none. I …

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    Comment #41469205

    I just use one-liner git command that I put into a script git -c status.showUntrackedFiles=no --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles --work-tree=$HOME "$@"

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    Comment #40601034

    I agree that signing by a central authority makes sense. As the readme mentions, I don't have anything against notarization as a concept. I specifically don't like how painfull App…

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    Comment #40600790

    When I started the project, I kept it simple, so I started with the static config The complexity of the config has grown since then, with the bigest (and, actually, the only) probl…

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    Comment #40600101

    If you have normalizations enabled, you don't need to "switch into a vertical stack" Given this layout: h_tiles ├── window1 (focused) ├── window2 └── window3 `move left` will produ…

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    Comment #40599486

    1. The "AeroSpace" name means a space for your windows without friction 2. I myself consider the virtual emulation of workspaces to be the strongest feature of the AeroSpace. If I …

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    Comment #40599094

    Hi, AeroSpace author speaking :) > Windows get repositioned by normal interactions and the window manager is not able to wrangle them I'm certainly biased, but no, I don't face iss…

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    Comment #40598912

    It impacts only AeroSpace

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    Comment #38938252

    I'm curious whether you've figured out a good monetization strategy for Atuin. The article doesn't answer that question. Like you said, you won't be paying your rent with sponsors …

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    Comment #38480787

    > I'd be more than willing to try another tiling window manager on Mac if there's one out there that truly works Hello, AeroSpace author speaking :) I'd be happy if you could try A…

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    Comment #38480689

    You might want to check out AeroSpace :) https://github.com/nikitabobko/AeroSpace AeroSpace reimplements workspaces by emulating them. https://github.com/nikitabobko/AeroSpace/blob…

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