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simgidacav
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Comment #11166728
Usually updates fix the problem. But I loved how the last update failed with a very clear "Error $SomeNumber". I just love Microsoft's style. ...
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Comment #11166415
> like Signal Or ...Telegram (search in that page for "Telegram (secret chats)")
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Comment #11166402
> still recommending Telegram I'm not. I'm just saying that the majority of my friends are using it. For me it's better than skype and whatsapp. The GNU/Linux client works fine (al…
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Comment #11165955
I was thinking on this topic. You know what's the problem with alternatives? Nobody uses them. I'm seriously pissed off by this. I recently saw how all my friends moved to Telegram…
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Comment #11165934
The last time I used this tool (two years ago, I think), it was quite problematic to have it running. I was not able to find a suitable tutorial for it. Was this problem fixed nowa…
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Comment #11165888
As a GNU/Linux user, I join the choir of frustration. I'm not adding my own experience, since it's the same for everyone. My two cents about alternatives: appear.in Not so good wit…
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Comment #11010753
Wait, does that mean that I have to blindly trust the versions the author put on github? Does that also mean I don't get the up to date javascript library when they change?
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Comment #10996097
Wait, what? How could someone reconstruct single commits? There was no Git back then! The patch program is quite old (1985), but those patches go back to 1972.
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Comment #10887042
This post sounds a bit like trolling :D However, I believe the real power of Perl, besides the obviously awesome regex handling, is the "huffmann" principle of making common things…
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Comment #10835055
I'm in no way an ipv6 expert, but I'm quite surprised it works bad for China. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Next_Generation_Internet
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Comment #10600802
Modest and good perl programmer spotted.
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Comment #10573266
Actually we see attempts to extend libpurple with many recent protocols. For instance telegram works on pidgin AFAIK, and I could recently see se a Tox plugin. Clearly we cannot pl…
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Comment #10431265
So, how is it going with D? Last time I gave it a look I really liked it, but I sadly left the place when I hit the multiple standard libraries problems. Anyone using D in real lif…
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Comment #10431074
Not a real question, but a sincere Thank You for the efforts. I believe maintainers should be praised more.
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Comment #10431060
My two cents: I used cmus before, but in the long term I still prefer mplayer. I construct the playlists myself by using soft-links to the actual paths of the songs. Real files are…
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Comment #10251208
https://www.xkcd.com/292/ Sorry, I had to.
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Comment #10237878
Funny list of pictures. Another cool thing, besides icebergs, would be a service checking for escapes given the URL. Or for other caveats (e.g. is the url https? Is it editing weir…
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Comment #10237862
Tried with vim, I see the escapes, cristal clear. However, I honestly don't see why I should do something foolish as `curl | sh`, even though from time to time I see websites sugge…
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Comment #10185919
Sorry, I don't get it. Why is this interesting?
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Comment #10185848
The troll of the day: > How about using ViM? Thanks for sharing, this post made my day.
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Comment #9294847
That's an important point: never use this trick with huge logs...
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Comment #9294795
Eventually Microsoft will be able to reinvent Unix. Just keep the faith.
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Comment #9294792
It works fine indeed. I'm using it all the time.