crazydiamond

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by crazydiamond 7y ago
Any way to get the dark/terminal theme on Basic HTML? I am not getting any theme option in Settings. I used to have the Terminal theme for years before the new GMail. Standard Gmail does allow for a dark background, would like that in
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by crazydiamond 8y ago
How do you progress beyond testing out "alert" on your console? I've tried this on both Firefox and Safari on Mac OS and I don't get anything beyond checking out the console. ???
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by crazydiamond 10y ago
Linus Torvalds used/uses micro-emacs. (off topic, he used/uses Pine/alpine for email).
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by crazydiamond 10y ago
I have been using gishpuppy for several years. It actually works. It's a free service, you create an email for any website that asks for one. There are addons/extension for firefox and perhaps other browsers, too. http:/&#x2
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by crazydiamond 10y ago
Try `rename` http://linux.die.net/man/1/rename If on OSX: brew install rename
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by crazydiamond 11y ago
Tried it out. I keep `scp`ing a file, or editing it using `vim scp`, but on browsing or publishing, I get an "Article does not exist".
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by crazydiamond 12y ago
Could you please explain why this is the greatest? Or how it compares to the other youtube downloaders? Does it allow selection of resolution ? Does it allow downloading only audio ? Thanks.
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
I moved from OMZ to Prezto for this reason (its a fork of oh my). But prezto is slow too. The only recourse I think is to go back to a clean zsh and build your own .zshrc. There are other leaner zsh "frameworks"[1] I have read of, but i int
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
Your line about only one mirror. The other mirror is optional. I bought a Maruti about fifteen years back when i returned from the US. Was shocked that there was no second mirror. Seems no one here uses the second mirror so it is an added c
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
I use vifm off and on for moving files from one dir to another. (IIRC there were some issues with the latest version on OSX, perhaps sourceforge does not have the latest, and brew picks from there). Another alternative I use a lot is `cetus
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
1. Yes, I meditate. As of now I don't do sitting eyes-closed meditations regularly (I should). I keep up the state of not-attaching to thought, of remaining in "presence" (also called the I-am or Being). Once you get it, you will recognize
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
What would happen if we encountered very advanced beings from another world ? How would we determine whether they were robots or really living/conscious. They would talk, they might say they are alive. They may have metallic bodies, is ther
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
`z` is good. `autojmp` is similar. Also try `cetus` ( `gem install cetus`) and `zfm` (written in zsh, https://github.com/rkumar/zfm ).
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
We all have many horror stories but still I hesitate to change. All these ISP's are cheats who make glowing promises but don't deliver. I remember how I was being charged daily for some service I never used and never subscribed to. This wen
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
I use a command line program bugzyrb for personal projects. https://github.com/rkumar/bugzyrb You could also try taskwarrior.
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
Nice article about perl and its history, and Rakudo, but still doesn't explain why author loves perl.
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
So when I create a new branch, do stuff and want to merge back to master, I should rebase instead ? (assuming nothing else was done such as pushing elsewhere etc).
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
Vim in the terminal (along with tmux). Been using vim since about 1980. Favorite language currently is ruby, earlier it was C.
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by crazydiamond 13y ago
kat.ph has a guy called Gandalf, german composer, instrumental easy listening, really good for coding with.
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
I have it slightly worse than the OP. I don't drink, smoke or eat non-vegetarian food. Which basically means no partying and almost no socializing beyond saying hello. Which also means I have a lot more time to do the things I really want t
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
Looks interesting. - How about programs that are using other gems. What is the coverage of the standard libraries? - Does it over enough to write command line programs using fileutils, File, Dir, IO ? - Are there samples of some large pr
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
The page says: > NOTE: This project is experimental in nature. Any representations regarding authentication or authority should be taken with a grain of salt. This project has no affiliation with either the rubygems project or rubygems.
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
This is precisely what I came in to post. I've heard people in India talking of cleaning their toilets with Coke better than pesticides -- don't know about cost since I don't drink.
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
vifm is good. If you like vim movements, you can try zfm (its written in shell - https://github.com/rkumar/zfm ), and if you like the default hint mode, try 'cetus' -- on the same git repo). After using vim movements in a file manager, my
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
I found ranger slow. I use cetus (its fast and you can select files with a hotkey ( https://github.com/rkumar/cetus ). There's also a shell version which has a lot more functionality and even a vim mode (since some people here are asking fo
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
Ruby has several frameworks you can use such as vision-commander, main, and thor just to name a few. Boson, too. You must look at the highline gem too. Here's a small CLI app you can try.. https://github.com/rkumar/cetus
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
Why are people going to be unhappy? Users or creators ? Will gem creation time significantly increase ? Will gem install time significantly increase ?
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
Do other languages such as python, perl or lua etc have a signing facility ?
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
So how do we sign our gems ?
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by crazydiamond 14y ago
Recommend reading zsh-lovers ( http://grml.org/zsh/zsh-lovers.html ). Also check the zsh reference card on the sourceforge website. Learn the various techniques of globbing on the command line. For zsh-lovers to make sense, you have to also

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