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qyron
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Comment #48498150
Can you explain the joke?
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Comment #47419691
Any plans to support Node.js? Also some comparison (at least design choices) with existing frameworks would be nice.
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Comment #46066340
One difference can be seen right away - when moving a window, border made by JankyBorders moves smoothly together with window, unlike with this app. The implementation is probably …
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Comment #44130725
So I see that Magit provides not just the git GUI client but also API functions which can be used in other plugins and user config. However I'd like to dig a bit deeper into the re…
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Comment #44129479
Seeing all the praise for Magit in these and numerous other threads, could someone please elaborate on its standout features that are missing from other editors/IDEs (VSCode+extens…
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Comment #37464959
More powerful does not necessarily means better. Vivaldi indeed allows much more customization, but for my tab-heavy browsing pattern Edge's (and now Brave's) way suits much more. …
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Comment #37463944
I share all criticism on the subject but I must admit there is a killer feature that alone converted me to use Edge on MacOS - native vertical tab bar with tab grouping. It worked …
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Comment #33746321
I don't really know how HiDPI is implemented on Windows, but I do know some very popular VST plugins (music production software, which usually uses its own GUI and scaling integrat…
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Comment #31835911
Both are related to limitations of vscode completion engine, so Tabnine can't really blamed for them in any way. 1. Initially Tabnine's auto-completion was triggered on any charact…
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Comment #31832915
I consider myself pretty advanced user of Tabnine, having purchased the first version from Jacob just when it appeared. I haven't used (and don't plan to) its full-function code co…
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Comment #29473349
Using Ergodox and Moonlander on daily basis. I think most of gain in my case comes from the the keyboard being split, staggered layout, programmable etc. Mechanical switches are ju…
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Comment #17924696
About a year ago I was deciding between Kitty and Alacritty and I chose Kitty because of 2 important features it had over Alacritty: proper underline rendering (Alacritty just draw…
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Comment #17333814
Does ZapCC provide libclang.so which utilizes this caching? I noticed that parsing heavy-templated files with clang-based tools is also very slow which probably means that some kin…
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Comment #16946505
Can't agree more! With all respect to Alacritty, I find Kitty easier to install/update, having more features and at least comparable performance (as it also uses OpenGL for renderi…
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Comment #15728699
I've been happy user of ycmd+rtags tandem for a couple of years. A killer feature of rtags me is its ability to run server on remote machine (of course source code must be mirrored…
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Comment #14275737
It shows the exact message you have quoted: write udp6....network is unreachable.
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Comment #14272624
Now interface works well. But still no connection. I've tried both cellular internet (where UDP is most probably blocked) and home WiFi which doesn't block UDP (for sure, I tried p…
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Comment #14271380
On the first blank screen I try to input "soft1", then I see some sort of connection dialog but then I get error message which, again, is not visible. Attaching link to Dropbox fol…
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Comment #14271090
Does no work on my Nexus 5x (Android 7.1). Screenshot attached https://www.dropbox.com/s/0fhrueh9gv5s2a1/Screenshot_2017050...