rmurri

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by rmurri 3y ago
I don't know about TST, but sidebery can alter your window title when it's active, so you can match css rules against it. #main-window[titlepreface*="Sidebery"] #TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse !important;
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by rmurri 3y ago
From the web page: Dragonfly is an in-memory data store built for modern application workloads. It is fully compatible with the Redis and Memcached APIs, required no code changes to adopt
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by rmurri 4y ago
What settings and repo are you using for GTX 1050 with 2GB?
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by rmurri 5y ago
This explained pipewire pretty well to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxEXMHcwtlI The short answer is that pipewire reimplements pulseaudio and jack, keeping compatability with both at the same time.
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by rmurri 5y ago
I've been using multipass for a couple months. It's been working well for my use case. Here are a couple links I found about it: * https://www.cnbeining.com/2021/09/using-docker-and-docker-co... * http
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by rmurri 6y ago
Yes and No. They are not mutually exclusive. I find that generally I'm much more productive in Emacs, so I use it most of the time. But I reach for the IDE when it makes sense.
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by rmurri 6y ago
It's not merely nostalgia or availability. I continue to use emacs because it has the features that I want, where other software does not. Some things I want out of an editor: * Never having to touch the mouse in any way. * The abilit
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by rmurri 6y ago
I'm another happy enpass user. They are also having a 30% sale on their lifetime plan right now. Works on Windows/Mac/Linux/Mobile.
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by rmurri 6y ago
Reproducibility and peace of mind! There's nothing worse that getting woken up at 3:30 AM and realizing that it'll probably take a few hours to rebuild a server because it's dead and not coming back. When infrastructure is c
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by rmurri 7y ago
Zulip is another option. https://zulipchat.com/
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by rmurri 8y ago
They also have good support for different screen sizes, and multi monitor differences between machines.
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by rmurri 8y ago
What exactly is shady about the security audit? Are you referring to the audit linked below? https://dl.enpass.io/docs/EnpassSecurityAssessmentReport.pdf
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by rmurri 8y ago
Check out enpass. Small, one time payment per platform. (Free for certain usage). It is a native client that supports sync. It also works well cross-platform, including linux. The mobile clients are also good. https://www.en
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by rmurri 8y ago
I don't think the intent is to do code review from email. The idea would be to send the merge request through email, which is then imported into your local git as a branch. Then you're able to do review/analysis/etc wi
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by rmurri 8y ago
Try enpass. Easy to use, good sync, cross platform (including linux). https://www.enpass.io/
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by rmurri 9y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't just running a container with --init also reap zombie processes generically?
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by rmurri 9y ago
Yes and no. I generally don't recommend emacs to everybody by default because I've come to realize it's not what everybody wants. Until people want to have a powerful, customizable editor I recommend something pretty and
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by rmurri 9y ago
Not necessarily the full story. I have set my preference to text email over html email in one client that I use. This is at least one example of a client making the decision before opening the email.
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by rmurri 9y ago
Magit user here. I am both comfortable with git on the command line and through emacs. I prefer magit mostly because of its contextual support. With the command line, each command can derive no context from the last command. With magit,
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by rmurri 9y ago
Try enpass. https://www.enpass.io/
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by rmurri 9y ago
Enpass does support it. https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/1876-beta-ver-...
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by rmurri 9y ago
Look into https://duplicacy.com/ . Not completely open source (commercial constraints), but may work for you.
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by rmurri 9y ago
https://www.enpass.io
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by rmurri 9y ago
Enpass is pretty nice. Simple, good mobile support, cross platform, and inexpensive. https://www.enpass.io
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by rmurri 9y ago
https://vivaldi.com
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by rmurri 10y ago
I recommend Enpass. Cross platform, good mobile support, inexpensive, and usable by mere mortals. https://www.enpass.io/
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by rmurri 10y ago
I used to really love the idea of GUI front end editors. I tried to use a few different ones for building different apps. They worked great for static UIs. What I learned is that I never actually build static UIs, and I was spending tons
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by rmurri 10y ago
Enpass. Cross-platform, good mobile support, can be used by my less techie family. https://www.enpass.io/
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by rmurri 10y ago
Check out enpass. I've been recommending it for a while and people generally like it. https://www.enpass.io/
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by rmurri 10y ago
Take a look at Enpass. https://www.enpass.io/

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