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About ppurka
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Comment #21919394
quietemerge - pretty output wraparound for Gentoo emerge ( https://github.com/ppurka/quietemerge ) btex - interactively compile LaTeX to PDF or PS or DVI, highlighting warnings and…
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Comment #17964999
Actually, having an Aadhar number does not imply that the person is a citizen - this is one of the statements present in the application form itself. So, it is possible for non-cit…
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Comment #17460177
32°C is considered a "heat wave?"
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Comment #15549200
Collaboration over jupyter notebooks has been available in CoCalc [ https://cocalc.com/ ], formerly the SageMathCloud online notebook, for several years now. I wonder what prompted…
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Comment #15337846
I guess the promise is (also practically possible) to have electrical _connection_ to all households. It's a different question whether there will be, or can be, steady electricity…
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Comment #15105529
Singapore has this thing called FAST transfers (Fast and Secure Transfer) that's instant transfer between the banks here. It's been around since 2014.
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Comment #14354398
On one hand there are articles saying young people don't have enough savings, and on the other hand there are these articles ruing that the older generation don't spend more. Maybe…
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Comment #13410593
I would suggest going for an NUC (at least core i3). These are small, has enough computational power for the tasks you want to do, runs OK with Linux, and can run VM if you want to…
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Comment #13080074
This happened on the Yellow line, which is entirely underground.
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Comment #13028256
I don't know where they get those statistics? Do they include the daily wage working families? I have several near my own home (in a city) and none of them are able to open bank ac…
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Comment #13026919
This may have been a good idea, but it is terribly implemented. Especially, notes of denomination 500 should not have been banned with immediate effect. In general many poor people…
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Comment #12844605
Having RAM slots that are user serviceable and having them soldered directly into the motherboard is besides the point. If there is only one RAM slot (whether soldered-on or otherw…
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Comment #12843076
If I am not mistaken, the chipsets on the Intel NUC models are laptop chipsets. I have the Skylake Core i3 version and that supports up to 32G of LPDDR4 RAM (dual channel). Since t…
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Comment #12241073
This tool looks interesting from the screenshots in the website. I wonder if some things that diff doesn't do well are handled separately by this tool. Or, I do not know how to mak…
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Comment #9074205
For a terminal, you can give terminology a try: https://www.enlightenment.org/p.php?p=about/terminology
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Comment #9026972
Has commandline completion and history! This is nice. Thanks, will give this a try. :-)
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Comment #9026936
One of the sources of this problem is the relentless experimenting that has been ongoing since about 2007-2008. First, there was pmount and hal introduced to take care this automou…
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Comment #9026869
The only D-Bus tool that is nice in the command line is qdbus, and that stems from Qt. I wonder why the original D-Bus writers could not write a decent enough command line tool for…
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Comment #7312184
Works for me. Across multiple vim sessions. Unless, you mean a new file thesis.txt, in which case the old file is untouched.
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Comment #7215013
Indeed, printf is shorter. I use it in a similar fashion in my own script [1], which can be made to behave like hr() (haven't tried shells other than bash): centered_output '=' '' …
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Comment #7214988
I think terminology [1] is quite promising, although it doesn't yet do all of the above. [1] http://www.enlightenment.org/p.php?p=about/terminology