soupshield

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by soupshield 4y ago
Ah yes I've seen it in those kind of contexts too. Thanks everyone this has really clicked in to place for me :)
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by soupshield 4y ago
> E.g. to rm file named “-f”: I've defintely had this sort of problem in the past :)
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by soupshield 4y ago
Thank you for this brilliant explanation (complete with interactive example :) I completely get it now.
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by soupshield 4y ago
What do we call the "--" part in a command like this: git checkout HEAD -- <filename> I find it hard to remember things unless I understand their purpose. It looks like it's specifying an argument but without a
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by soupshield 5y ago
We have extension methods; I would like extension properties.
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by soupshield 5y ago
Can you share how it's doing cpu/memory wise and his it's holding up in general under what I assume I heavy load from HN?
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by soupshield 5y ago
I find it a bit strange that in this system my identity is conflated with my wallet.
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by soupshield 5y ago
My heart is with vim but I switched to emacs as I love orgmode too much for note taking. I tried a few vim orgmode plugins but they seemed quite flakey even though I only really use orgmode for outlining. Excuse my ignorance but could all t
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Ask HN: How to Ensure File Integrity
5 points by soupshield 5y ago|3 comments
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by soupshield 8y ago
MST3K's Tom Servo bears a striking resemblance to the Quasar Klatu robot: http://www.theoldrobots.com/QuasarKlatu.html
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by soupshield 9y ago
When I switched to Firefox I also switched to bitwarden for password management. Auto-filling is still in beta but I don't miss it. The Firefox extension is fast and simple to use. https://bitwarden.com/
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by soupshield 9y ago
Pinboard archives it with wget: https://pinboard.in/faq/
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by soupshield 10y ago
Have you ever had any false alarms with this?
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by soupshield 10y ago
I seen an issue on github[0] which mentions that a lot of development time is still spent on version 3, which is slowing down progress on version 4. I suppose future versions might take longer to roll out if they're supporting the prev
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by soupshield 10y ago
Found some info on this: > 0.37.8 is actually a 1.0.1 version of Atom so it's not THAT old. The only difference between 0.37.8 and 1.0.0 release is the remove of deprecated API that were not flagged as such in 0.37.8 release. Reason
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by soupshield 10y ago
I almost didn't watch this because it's over my head, but the speaker was enthusiastic and made it fun. It's a shame there wasn't time for questions. I'm now going to watch the original Larry Hastings GIL talk: htt