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swalladge
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Comment #31174650
> I prefer Github's method of "git commit messages don't matter, pull requests do". This is a bad idea unless it works well for your specific company workflows and you don't care a…
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Comment #28364526
Remind was released in 1996. GPL3 was released in 2007. ;)
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Comment #28123355
I would still argue in these cases that the site shouldn't override the built-in keybinds. Maybe a custom search field/button, and maybe a custom keybind. But when I press Ctrl+F, …
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Comment #28060080
> Unfortunately this is broken on the "modern" web as many web pages "helpfully" override the "/" key Argh this kind of thing makes me really cross. So many sites seem to feel the …
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Comment #27455010
I've had a draft for a similar post lying around for a long time too - this would be about the word "just". It's used too often to undervalue work (just a hobby project, just a web…
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Comment #27442158
I've been using abook [1], which is very old software but is fast, simple, stores data in plain text, and can export to vcard when needed. [1]: https://abook.sourceforge.io/
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Comment #27273235
I agree. I'm still waiting for completion of the wayland support tracking ticket [1] that was opened a decade ago. [1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=635134
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Comment #27136411
Any love for rcm [1]? I settled on this after trying many dotfiles systems - works for me with just the right feature set. I don't often see it mentioned on dotfiles discussions on…
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Comment #26801700
Thank you for firejail! I use it to sandbox Zoom, which is one of the few proprietary tools I need to use for work, and it works perfectly.
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Comment #26801300
They actually do have sandboxing which would help. I'm not sure of the full extent though. See: - https://snapcraft.io/docs/security-sandboxing - https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest…
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Comment #26562614
Fugitive + rhurbarb is great! I also use https://github.com/shumphrey/fugitive-gitlab.vim which extends :Gbrowse for gitlab repositories.
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Comment #25740742
+1 to tmux, or even screen if you can't get tmux installed. It also protects against flaky network connections and accidentally closing the local terminal emulator.
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Comment #24695116
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1545/ (sorry) ;)
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Comment #24693360
As an Australian, it also baffles me. We withdrew 1 and 2 cent coins from circulation in 1992, and prices are simply rounded to the nearest 5c when paying with cash. Maximum 3c dif…
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Comment #23070429
"Evil Mode: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Emacs" by Aaron Bieber is an interesting talk on switching from vim to emacs + org-mode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWD…
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Comment #23004320
> What this author has settled on looks very similar to commonly used tiling window manager shortcuts This is what really intrigued me about the article. Most are about remapping t…
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Comment #22820183
> If something I need is added to Rust 2018 or a later edition, I'll be forced to update or backport. Should add that new editions with breaking changes are only expected to happen…
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Comment #22820171
> Wouldn't everyone be better off if that language was Rust itself, and people who don't want to write that "modern code" ... don't? Agreed. The author's whole argument of not want…
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Comment #21644142
s/latter/former
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Comment #21625797
Yes exactly. I don't recommend nvidia.