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Comment #48375213
Maybe it’s for the llm tool use PATH? That was the most plausible reason to even mention it, that I could think of.
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Comment #47861456
So, is it like colinux[0], but for pre-NT windows? Neat! Back when I was still using windows (probably XP era), I used to run colinux, it was kind of amazing, setting up something …
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Comment #47157243
Well, at least they brought back edit[0] [0] https://github.com/microsoft/edit
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Comment #45794272
There is a bbc podcast[0] about evilcorp [0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct89y8
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Comment #45447538
> Every once in a while I pull up some Wikipedia article with idle curiosity of "If I were transported back in time, could I usefully help this get invented?" This reminds me of th…
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Comment #45435231
Then there is the proposal to add standard `defer` to C2y[0] [0] https://thephd.dev/c2y-the-defer-technical-specification-its...
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Comment #45405862
Heh, little prince tries gig work ;)
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Comment #45405436
Heh, in Finnish it is often called “miuku mauku”, almost like “meow meow”, or perhaps “meowdy meowdi”. Didn’t see any other cat-themed nick names.
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Comment #45383914
I've occasionally pondered, how feasible would it be to write a APFS implementation just from the specs[0] alone. Is it harder or easier to create the implementation when you have …
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Comment #45017147
While technically true, f.ex. Finland has stopped all mail shipments[0]. I guess the airlines were not set up to dealing with the hassle of making sure all the shipments are “allow…
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Comment #44867538
Probably mentioned on every teletext related submission, but the Finland's public broadcaster YLE still has an avid teletext userbase, if not through a proper TV, then through the …
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Comment #44376412
The original edit.com, from around dos 6.22 (and later 7.0, ie. win95) was my first IDE. Well, I started with qbasic, so I was fairly familiar with it as it was similar (or same?),…
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Comment #43410156
Could be perhaps worth the trouble to try dev-drive/ReFS? [0] [0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/
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Comment #43397818
There is also https://UpCloud.com
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Comment #43387895
Oh well, maybe we'll soon have `defer`? [0] [0] https://thephd.dev/c2y-the-defer-technical-specification-its...
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Comment #42649527
I was wondering if the beta checkbox the same thing as setting the ActiveCodePage to UTF-8 in the manifest, but the docs[0] clarify that GDI doesn't adhere to per-process codepage,…
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Comment #42430451
Hmm, it says > Shipping to Switzerland only which is a shame :/
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Comment #42426010
Hrm. I think I had few OS/2 boxes amongst some old games I took to sell to a video game antiquarian, and I think I left it there but they didn't seem interested in them. Frankly I …
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Comment #42408763
Is the term "Barrel file" somehow in common use? I've never heard of it (not a js dev though). I would expect some kind of "umbrella file", "public interface", "reexport facade", o…
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Comment #42134022
I think the referenced Tim Wright interview is this[0] one [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CGhBLHfP_M
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Comment #42041885
I find my self disagreeing quite strongly, I would hate that default :/ I find all kind of code folding massively throws off my spatial sense of the code. And if I'm browsing rando…
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Comment #42029330
I was reading 3dica[0], though I was too young or stupid to really grok it back then. [0] https://www.modeemi.fi/drdoom/3dica/3dica.htm
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Comment #41835245
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Comment #41774972
Such is the years long removal of affordance from the UI. Netscape 4 had a small downwards arrow to indicate a submenu for the backbutton.
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Comment #41076192
I just recently started up zulip after a long break, to check some particular community discussions. Before it had felt a bit hacky/nerdy. But now, I was pleasantly surprised. The …