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by selectnull 2y ago
He got a technical fellow title, the money, and the company that enabled him to make all the good things in the future. He would have never made any of that if he stayed with Borland.
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by selectnull 2y ago
It was Borland management's incompetence that sent all the best talent to Microsoft.
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by selectnull 2y ago
And here we go again, there is never a neutral position with some people. I support the freedom of people chosing their sex or gender. At the same time, I'm not willing to fight their wars. And if they force me to go to war, then I pas
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by selectnull 2y ago
Because I think it's not important in the context of this discussion. Whatever their views are, I am not willing to be forced to think about them.
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by selectnull 2y ago
There is really not much to elaborate: I was supporting the idea of Linux on Apple Silicon. I would support that idea even today (without even installing it really) but because of marcan's twitter/mastodon (I don't remember w
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by selectnull 2y ago
I was an early donator to marcan and never expected any delivery from Asahi project, just thought that the idea of having Linux of Apple Silicon was awesome and worthy of my support. But then marcan told his supportes to fuck off unless the
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by selectnull 2y ago
When Zed got released, I was looking forward to trying it out because I saw the potential. Very soon I found out that: Vim mode must be perfect and few of my <leader> key combos have made me (Neo)vim addict. And also, I prefer termina
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by selectnull 2y ago
The good ones are WezTerm, Ghostty, Kitty. There may be others. They are all so good that "the best" becomes subjective.
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by selectnull 2y ago
Yes, both launched in 2008 and yet Github was launched first. According to this archived article[1], there is a quote saying: "It [BB] sports a feature-set much like Github." That is an indication of which one came first and was a
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by selectnull 2y ago
Maybe because Github was there first. BB was created as the GH clone, for mercurial repos.
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by selectnull 2y ago
Started swimming.
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by selectnull 2y ago
Yes, your name will forever be on that pull request.
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We ain't afraid of no Ghostty (YT Interview with Mitchell Hashimoto) [video](youtube.com)
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by selectnull 2y ago
Mozilla interest in browser development is decreasing, the same way their market share has continued to decrease for years. In a few years, Firefox might become irrelevant. We can only hope that a new browser (Ladybird? something else?) rep
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by selectnull 2y ago
Agree completely.
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by selectnull 2y ago
I was looking forward to rapid, wanted more drama. In the end, Ding deservedly lost. He was constantly low on time; managed to play excellent in losing positions for the whole match but it took only a single mistake to lose the crown. One c
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by selectnull 2y ago
It was painful watching Ding Liren blunder the rook and realize what he had done.
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by selectnull 2y ago
Just say no to yaml
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by selectnull 2y ago
Oh man... this is not the first time they're doing it. I've been their user and they have deprecated the plan I've signed up for. After a call with the CEO, we have come to an agreement of a custom plan that allowed my to kee
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by selectnull 2y ago
Coffeezilla made a 7min video on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRklIlxciaM
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by selectnull 2y ago
My company has a name that (if you squint really, really hard) can be confused with Logitech. So naturally, I got a few questions on topics such as non working mice or keyboards, headphones and similar. My usual reply lately (not that many,
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by selectnull 2y ago
The older I get, the more appreciation I have for simple tools. Terminal is certainly one of those tools that I want to stay simple. Good luck to the team, not for me.
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by selectnull 2y ago
My memory of the whole process is kinda fuzzy, you're probably right about CSRs. Hopefully the private keys were not sent around via unencrypted email. But the point still stands: the whole process was a nightmare, no automation, error
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by selectnull 2y ago
What I'm most thankful is the ACME protocol. Does anyone remember how we renewed certificates before LE? Yeah, private keys were being sent via email as zip attachments. That was a security charade. And as far as I know, it was a norm
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by selectnull 2y ago
TIL: caffeinate Very useful.
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by selectnull 2y ago
XP was my favorite as well, at least among the Windows. Not the first OS I used (that would be DOS 3). But it was the last MS OS I used.
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by selectnull 2y ago
60Hz
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by selectnull 2y ago
The worst feature of manual transmission is being stuck in a traffic jam and constantly pressing clutch pedal and shifting in and out of the 1st gear. Everything else is non issue, this is painful.
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by selectnull 2y ago
Dell P2723DE
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by selectnull 2y ago
That depends on the size. For 27" or larger, the recommened resolution is 1440p (non-retina) or 5K (retina). 4K is ok if you're going for smaller sizes. More information here: https://bjango.com/articles/macex

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