ptman

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by ptman 7d ago
vim/nvim at least have :print
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by ptman 12d ago
I've seen a spreadsheet with NATO abbreviations and terms. It's tens of thousands of entries. And the best ones have tens of definitions.
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by ptman 15d ago
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/ability-to-donate-money...
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by ptman 20d ago
And instant (under 10 seconds)
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by ptman 1mo ago
Clickhouse seems to be a popular logstore these days. And is column-oriented.
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by ptman 1mo ago
Go isn't perfect, but $GOPATH isn't really used that much anymore. There's a bunch of stuff in ~/.config/ and ~/.cache/
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by ptman 2mo ago
Desktop operating systems don't have very good separation between programs. If some malware gets access, it will be looking for e.g. ssh keys and using a keylogger to get the passphrase if you encrypted your ssh keys. Tpm protected pas
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by ptman 3mo ago
Umm, what about machine readable JSON in .well-known instead of yet another txt in root
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by ptman 3mo ago
Looks like a Fiskars axe https://www.fiskars.com/en-us/collections/axes-and-wood-prep...
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by ptman 3mo ago
It is free market supply and demand. Clearly a stronger force than Moore's law.
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by ptman 4mo ago
Not credit card. Bank account. Webauthn/passkeys could also work for auth as they check the domain and can't be phished
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by ptman 4mo ago
So what happens when you write through the nil pointer?
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by ptman 4mo ago
If only https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPC_QR_code supported a sepa instant bit so that one could just show a qr code, scan it with whatever payer banking app and authorize the sepa instant payment.
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by ptman 4mo ago
SEPA instant already exists. I think it guarantees sub-10s transactions. Unfortunately it is not the default.
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by ptman 5mo ago
Oil free for electricity generation. The media in my country (Finland) also likes to brag about 90+% fossil-free electricity generation. But electricity is under half (30%?40%?) and the rest of that energy isn't fossil-free.
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OpenSSH 10.3(undeadly.org)
6 points by ptman 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ptman 6mo ago
Compare the cost and you will find the reason
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by ptman 6mo ago
Some will argue that it is Open Source. But Open Source came from commercial interests against Free Software. It's clearly not free software, since the user freedom is restricted. It's not libre, since that also refers to freedoms
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by ptman 6mo ago
Stalebot closing is a problem. There's no problem with stalebot adding a stale label (but really, a filter with last update x time ago does the same). Adding filters so that developers only look at actionable tickets would be much more
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by ptman 6mo ago
I've heard various suggestions of only committing spec.md or change requests in the git repo and using that as source of truth. We have spent decades working on reproducible builds or deterministic compilation. To achieve this, all ste
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by ptman 6mo ago
use gemini and ask it to summarize a youtube link
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by ptman 7mo ago
https://commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla-phone-preorder
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by ptman 7mo ago
Teamspeak is using matrix under the hood
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by ptman 7mo ago
There are several independent clients and servers. None of them support all features, not even synapse/element. But most keep improving steadily.
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by ptman 7mo ago
There are other terminal clients.
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by ptman 7mo ago
Maybe put the git repos on radicle?
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by ptman 7mo ago
Room addresses/aliases (like #matrix:matrix.org) must point to a single room (in fact, they point to a room version, so when rooms are upgraded, addresses must be pointed towards the new room). But for communities, a better way to orga
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by ptman 7mo ago
In my case matrix with bridges allows me to ignore many separate apps: whatsapp,telegram,slack,irc,...
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by ptman 7mo ago
nothing, but people these days expect more from chat
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by ptman 7mo ago
It both still has problems and has been improving for all of its existence. It's been working for my usecases for years

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