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by brownjohnf 5y ago
> I think the point is just that for most applications, the reverse proxy server is not a performance bottleneck I'm not commenting either way on Caddy vs. other solutions, but whether or not a reverse proxy is a pure performance bo
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by brownjohnf 5y ago
When I started out with tmux (and I echo the parent comment’s sentiment about it being a core piece of my workflow) I found https://pragprog.com/titles/bhtmux2/tmux-2/ to be extremely useful. It’s very brief
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by brownjohnf 6y ago
> In safe languages like C# or Java there’s no unsafe anywhere, not even in standard libraries My (limited) understanding of the unsafe keyword in rust is that it’s just indicating that the compiler cannot guarantee that the block is sa
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by brownjohnf 6y ago
Yeah, probably should have clarified that I intended no comment on the OPs comment about innovation in computer UI. Just wanted to point out that there's actually a surprising amount of evolution in design of the hammer. Something that
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by brownjohnf 6y ago
The design of a hammer has actually changed substantially over time. More recently, there's been a trend towards specialization in the framing hammer alone. 100 years ago most hammers looked like the classic hammers I remember from chi
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by brownjohnf 6y ago
I think the common terseness of many of the core suite of original unix tools actually reflects a strong focus on human, not machine, ergonomics. I still appreciate the speed and ease of typing them, and like many other aspects of the CLI,
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LeftWM – A tiling window manager for Adventurers(github.com)
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by brownjohnf 13y ago
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