francoispon

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I Used to Write(julien.danjou.info)
2 points by francoispon 2y ago|0 comments
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by francoispon 3y ago
the only thing that has been stopped me watching youtube is stopping my premium sub and seeing all those ads every 5s, drives me crazy enough to stop watching all together
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by francoispon 3y ago
since when we do politics on HN ? those discussions are not going to resolve anything, maybe we should stick to you talk about hacker news ?
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by francoispon 3y ago
but that's different, strava is more like a social platform, intervals.icu is more about a training and progress platform. I enjoy strava just because the people on there (my friends and family) motivate me, not because I like to get b
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by francoispon 3y ago
so is yazi ;) https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi
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by francoispon 3y ago
I bought a top end pinarello last year which has (obviously because there is no other choice) some disc brakes, and I hate them so much compared to my oldest bike with rim brakes which was fine and working well.. the disc brake needs so muc
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by francoispon 3y ago
as an author of a gnome extension who doesn't use gnome anymore but have users of that gnome extensions it's getting pretty annoying to do all that extra work on every release! i mean i can understand once in a while to have to up
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by francoispon 4y ago
strava had manual mode forever fyi...... I have the three services and I too think strava is by far better than all others (i do around 20k cycling a year and i am the one in charge of making routes for my cycling club)
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by francoispon 4y ago
trainingpeaks haven't seen proper dev since like 2017, except for a little css facelift i think. The only reason athlete uses it is because coach uses it and coach uses it because tp sugarcoat them.
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by francoispon 4y ago
i think stumpwm has some kind of "which-key" mode.... which is i think what you are looking for, and of course there is always exwm that can do *anything*
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by francoispon 4y ago
cecile is an incredible cryptographer, i am very proud of her accomplishment
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by francoispon 4y ago
I got the same all the time in US immigration (flying to texas) they ask me thousands of personal questions about my family, my universities, if I am gay or bisexual??? I think people need to take a good look at US immigration too,
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by francoispon 4y ago
I think github support came out a year and half after the feature was available in git (nov 2021), so that may going to be a while :(
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by francoispon 4y ago
we have been using openshift at work and it has been relatively troublesome, to be honest when we have infrastrcuture (which is not often) we just have some redhat consultant fixing it.
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by francoispon 4y ago
can't you get away with just composing the structs, sure not exactly the same but does a good job still
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by francoispon 4y ago
always using brew on linux/osx, I wish they were supporting shipping binary /cask on Linux like on OSX (only recompiling)
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by francoispon 4y ago
i wanted to do this too, but I have to enter my password to unlock my key manager (ie: seahorse on gnome), any way to work around this?
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by francoispon 4y ago
going down an alpine pass on a bicycle, being in complete control of my road bike, taking a bend perfectly while looking at the scenery by the side of my eye...
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by francoispon 4y ago
afaik they are sponsoring the tour de france this year so they have some marketting money to burn
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by francoispon 4y ago
why don't you give this company a chance? I am sure there is room for innovation even if it's non oss it's fine along it's something new. I'd like to see what kind of innovation they can bring to dotfile management.
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by francoispon 4y ago
These days at least around Paris (and I mean le grand paris not just inside paris) it takes over 5 month to get a appointment for a Passport or a National ID. They say it's because of the pandemic but i much rather be in the US to rene