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naranja
6y ago
Archive Link for your convenience, because website seems to be down for me: https://web.archive.org/web/20200606144232/https://shkspr.mo...
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naranja
7y ago
I don't think the comparison to GitLab is reasonable: Gitlab brings a much broader feature set and has a much larger product vision https://about.gitlab.com/direction/maturity/ I'm mostly missing a nativ
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naranja
7y ago
I understand that Gitea focus on light-weight, painless instance: Just run a binary and you're done. That far I understand why I would choose Gitea over GitLab. But what are the USPs between Gitea and https://gogs.io/
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naranja
7y ago
I think this is an undervalued and very important aspect in the whole discussion. In the meantime a completely mentally disabled person is leading the country and attacking every imaginable person in the world for years and… nothing happens
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7y ago
If you have cancer, you need to mitigate these issues. Cancer is no excuse for dying… Yes – autism is a perfect explanation for behavior not following typical social norms. That's more or less exactly the core of this disability. From
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naranja
7y ago
I still prefer the much simpler FreeOTP+. Just start, tap and go. Can be easily backed up and restored: either via Import/Export or plain Titanium Backup.
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naranja
8y ago
No – nuclear is not "clean" energy. It's one of the messiest form of them. And coal is "clean" neither.
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naranja
8y ago
American people seem to underestimate the damage and risk of anything they are doing. Producing tons of highly-toxic, highly radioactive elements with a lifetime of several the factor humans are living on earth and not the singles clue how
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9y ago
Not being the author. Just found the article very interesting with a provoking point-of-view on the subject SAP HANA and it's future.
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How SAP Has Quietly Changed Strategy on HANA and Oracle
(scmfocus.com)
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9y ago
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naranja
10y ago
Just renewed my commercial license. CodeWeaver forms 2/3 of the Wine committers and contributes all their work first back into the Wine projects. So worth every penny for the good cause.
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naranja
11y ago
I fully second that: I'm using btrfs for / and ZFS for /srv. So many rashed filesystems beyond recovery on btrfs, so many joy, stability and easy tools for ZFS. I'm really about to consider to migrate / to ZFS now.
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12y ago
I fully agree. This is a really good story giving us a honest insight into the perspective of a typical user these days. Things should just work. Similar as you also expect from you car. It needs _some_ attention, but the guy at the dealer
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12y ago
The fish shell does this with an explicit command (fish_update_completions) and offers an awesome Tab completion in the current Github version
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naranja
12y ago
Oh no! Please not _another_ lightweight markup language. This increased diversity will only push Markdown's dominance and not help to get better alternatives _at all!_
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ArnoldC – Programming based on one liners of A. Schwarzenegger
(github.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I fully agree: The sensible and intuitive defaults (ie. arrow up/down for history; tab/rightarrow for autocompletion) and simply so much which just works out of the box (beautiful styled completion list with program descriptions i
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naranja
13y ago
For people looking for a more generic start https://github.com/bpinto/oh-my-fish might be a good hint, too
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13y ago
Why is zsh interesting, when you can have a friendly shell out of the box https://github.com/bpinto/oh-my-fish I tried to get started with both. For me fish was by far the easier & more friendly starter. For shel
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naranja
13y ago
What a crappy "article". enneff comment already points it out.
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13y ago
Dell Latitute E6430, i5-3340M, 12GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Docking with Linux Mint 14. Cheap & Blazingly fast. Love it!
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13y ago
100% FullAck : Who cares! Git is a DISTRIBUTED VCS exactly for this reason, so there is absolutely _no point at all_ to bother HN unless its a full outage lasting longer than 1 day.
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13y ago
Help me - don't get it.... whats so special about this google query?
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naranja
13y ago
Indeed - an pure sci-fi, too
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13y ago
Me too.I'm absolutely excited by the service itself and really puzzled how people stick on the some irrelevant and well-known details. Guys - anyone TRIED at least other user handles? Its fun!
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13y ago
I once tried fish 1 year ago by "accidient". Got instantly addicted. Why do other shells have to be so akward? It totaly clear to me, that bash & co frightens people from using CLI. Instantly switched to fish. Never looked back.
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On sale now: Chinese 16GB USB stick with Ubuntu for only $100.000
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