R0flcopt3r

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by R0flcopt3r 1y ago
I'm a little shocked, as my experience with 1Password across Android, iPad, Linux, macOS, kubernetes, commandline has been absolutely fantastic. I've been using it every day for the last four years or so in pretty much all of the
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by R0flcopt3r 1y ago
It _is_ supposed to run constantly.
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by R0flcopt3r 2y ago
We give support a change log, the customer a release note. Developers use the git log.
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by R0flcopt3r 3y ago
I severely doubt adding a gear indicator would save people from these kinds of situations.
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by R0flcopt3r 3y ago
How is this any different from a washing machines handwash/delicate program? It soaks in soap with no movement, cold temperatures, then rinse it gently with water.
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by R0flcopt3r 3y ago
podman can't replace docker-compose. it can only replace docker. if you install podman-docker any docker command you run will be translated to a podman command. I think that should work when you run docker-compose as well.
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by R0flcopt3r 3y ago
What is the "Norway problem"?
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by R0flcopt3r 3y ago
I had to buy the game as a gift, then type the product key in manually on the kids account, because for some reason it wouldn't send it as email... I also tried to buy the game as the kid, parental control blabla, I got a request that
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by R0flcopt3r 3y ago
Hybrids almost never emit carbon though. Because they're almost always running from the battery that you charged up from the wall before leaving home for your daily commute. And the daily commute is less, or maybe a little over the bat
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
C-f, C-e, C-b, C-a only require one hand. But I see your point. The best part of evil-mode in Emacs is that I get to use Emacs bindings in insert mode, and then vim keys in normal mode. For instance when writing function signatures, I can h
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
It's a joke.
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
I don't really know what you do with your text editor, but Emacs (and vim) are very much not "low-level" editors unless you chose to not configure them. Emacs has all the features of VScode, plus more. And it keeps expanding
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
It’s also a blurry mess with tons of tearing at low frame rate. Might be down to the encoding that twitter does.
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
emacs really is just an interpreter for emacs lisp. it does whatever you program it to do. it happens to come pre-programmed as a text editor from the "factory". The beauty of emacs is how easy it is to modify it. Lisp is the easi
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
Maybe you should read the article? The article basically covers running a tiny kernel that as exactly what you need to run one single binary, which is your application. No printer drivers, video drivers. Probably have network drivers, as th
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
ortholinear works very well when you use a split keyboard, but i find it worse for non-split keyboard. The angle of your hands factor in here. With split they're parallel, so fingers are also "straight". However, the traditio
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
I am unable to feel comfortable WASD-ing with my moonlander, so I switch back to a "traditional" keyboard for gaming. I think it's mostly the ortholinear aspect that makes it not great for me in this context. I never really t
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
same! I find that works very well. I also sometimes put a notebook or a plate between the halves.
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
What does "Windows-like Linux environment" mean to you?
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
Rally transmissions at least are very much manual. Along with most other race transmissions. They use dog-ring gearboxes, which are just really beefy synchronizing rings that let you just slam it into gear without decoupling from the engine
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
For you to enjoy using this tool you had to change the model your brain use, and you call that good UX? And using aliases means that your git is now different from you co-workers git. And when teaching the new guys you throw all these alias
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
I was half expecting a super long commit message on the experiments :(
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
or you use vterm-mode as your terminal and then you simply open a file like you do now, except now it opens in place of the vterm-mode buffer. Close the buffer like you would do, and you're back to vterm.
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
I have daily bluetooth issues on Windows. Someone decided it was a good idea to have bluetooth jabra speakers/microphones for our meetingrooms... It takes 5 minutes to do the pair/connect/set correct device dance... every. da
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
TRAMP has been too slow for me, and I've never had a reliable LSP session over it. Tried both eglot and lsp-mode. eglot is the better of the two for this. I ended up creating a "runtime" script that first rsync all the files
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
the M1 is the fastest emacs-lisp machine there is. Give it a go!
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
Can confirm, I run this on my M1 works great!
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by R0flcopt3r 4y ago
The trick is to hit ctrl with the part of your hand where your pinky attaches to it. Now all you do is rotate your wrist slightly, and you hit ctrl. Doesn't work very well on flat/low-profile keyboards, doable with thinkpads, not
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by R0flcopt3r 5y ago
I don't think the majority of steam deck users will bother installing windows on it. But it'll very much depend on the state of SteamOS 3.0 and proton. In any way, it's a good think that you can install Windows on it. Finally
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by R0flcopt3r 5y ago
The desktop user experience suck on all platforms. Macos is ridden with bugs and inflexibility, Windows is just confusing to me, and Linux depends on which of the hundreds of experiences you pick. I game on Windows, work on Mac. Used fedora

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