ackyshake

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by ackyshake 6mo ago
At least they remembered where the dark and light colors go this time around[1]. [1]: https://512pixels.net/2025/06/wwdc25-macos-tahoe-breaks-deca...
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by ackyshake 7mo ago
Oh this is amazing, thank you! I tried to make my own but youtube's CSS is so complex, I gave up. I have no idea why they push shorts to me when I'm on my computer. But then again, I really cannot stand them, even on my phone. I a
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by ackyshake 8mo ago
> Good that Alan Dye is no longer at apple. Yeah, but I doubt that would change much; the amount of damage done would be difficult to roll back. What do you think Apple is going to do for the next macOS: "Look we told you to design
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by ackyshake 10mo ago
I like sourcehut. It's the only forge out there that isn't set out to copy the Github UI like everyone else. And its UI itself feels instantaneous, as if it was running locally.
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by ackyshake 1y ago
For sure. Personally, I avoid shortened aliases like that. I regularly need to use barebones systems so I wouldn't like something like "ll" (`ls -l`) or "gst" (`git status`) becoming muscle memory. Most of my aliase
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by ackyshake 1y ago
I use bog-standard zsh without any plugins or any of the fancy stuff, but one of the most useful tricks I use is to leverage interactive comments. If I have a long command I know I run will frequently, I 'tag' them at the end by a
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by ackyshake 2y ago
It's a good point, I suppose, but it doesn't have to be so black-and-white. There are certain exceptions to this no-account rule of course, like for your bank. Now, would HN be better without an account? I believe it would, why no
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by ackyshake 2y ago
Security/privacy yeah. I don't do business with Twitter/Facebook for the same reason. In the case of GitHub, if I want to contribute something, I am going to do it volitionally, knowing they will do whatever they want with it
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by ackyshake 2y ago
> A particular thing I don’t like about git forge websites is the way they make you create an account. Exactly. I used to have a GitHub account but as soon as it got bought out by Microsoft, I was gone. I still refuse to create an accoun
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by ackyshake 2y ago
Last week, I started to explore `pass`[1], to move away from my current Authy + iCloud Keychain ecosystems. It's pretty barebones but that's what I like about it. I like it so much that one week later, I've fully migrated awa
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by ackyshake 3y ago
Absolutely devastated at the news. Bram was really patient with me based on the few times I tried to contribute. I always liked his way of doing things, despite complaints from others. I know there are a number of developers who regularly c
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by ackyshake 3y ago
Text objects are cool, but `ca)` would remove the parenthesis too. There's no shorter way to get to `my_func(foo);` when your cursor is at the comma, than using the motion OP indicated.
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by ackyshake 5y ago
Did you give hiding the map a shot? Makes it a little more challenging.
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Mutt 2.2.0(mutt.org)
127 points by ackyshake 5y ago|16 comments
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by ackyshake 5y ago
Thanks! I registered directly on ISNIC. Process was pretty straightforward and I was able to add my DNS records just fine. Do you know if they have any safeguards against domain transfers? I don't see any settings related to that, othe
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by ackyshake 5y ago
gandi.net seems to charge $364/year for any .is domain. Namecheap charges around the same price as isnic. Any reason why I shouldn't register the domain on isnic directly? Are there benefits to registering the domain via namecheap
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by ackyshake 5y ago
There is interactive blaming, staging and committing with tig too, so give that a try. That said though, I actually prefer using the shell to stage and commit stuff. I think I'm way faster when I'm on the shell performing those ac
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by ackyshake 5y ago
I don't use neovim so I don't know what the differences are. The commands work fine for me in vim however.
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by ackyshake 5y ago
Very early on in my vim journey, I used to use fugitive[1], which is sort of a lighter equivalent of magit for vim. However, I found that too overkill and unwieldy. I never really found any benefits to forcing myself to stay inside vim to r
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by ackyshake 6y ago
I use Newsblur[1] in the browser. The best part of Newsblur for me, is its intelligence trainer. Suppose you want feeds from website A, but don't want certain stories tagged with "mice", or titles containing "epistemolog