mmmulani

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   by mmmulani 2mo ago

   super cool, any interest in supporting fwknop/port knocking? happy to put up a PR
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   by mmmulani 2y ago

   I tried out both for a week each and much prefer Sapling. jj always, automatically turns your current state (even if it's empty) into a "change" which is like a commit (it has a hash). in practice, this was actually incredibl
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   Building a Game Boy Emulator with Rust(read.cv)

   49 points by mmmulani 5y ago|7 comments
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   Can't Unsee – A game to explain the pain of front-end development(cantunsee.space)

   3 points by mmmulani 8y ago|0 comments
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   Creating a game-size world map of Pokemon Fire Red(medium.com)

   2 points by mmmulani 11y ago|0 comments
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   by mmmulani 12y ago

   would I have to come for the entire time?
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   by mmmulani 13y ago

   definitely. While zsh has great default tab-completion, it still kind of sucks when there are multiple results for a completion but zsh doesn't inform you unless you hit TAB multiple times. Term's grouping of output is pretty amaz
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   by mmmulani 13y ago

   from the technical point of view, it's largely different as Term uses its own shell whereas iTerm2 would use your shell (probably bash or zsh). from interface: with Term each output is put into its own scrollable textbox. That way if y
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   Show HN: Term.app, a terminal + shell replacement for Mac(mehdi.is)

   15 points by mmmulani 13y ago|5 comments