strkek

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by strkek 8y ago
> Without the in-game ability to start over after making a mistake, you're forced to deal with whatever the game throws at you. No excuses, no rationalizations. I found "Alien: Isolation" to be amazing in this aspect as we
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by strkek 8y ago
It's like the devs of Clang and GCC suddenly joined to define what "C20" means but bypassing ANSI and ISO processes.
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by strkek 8y ago
I can perfectly see this implemented without breaking backwards compatibility, similar to how we have usermodes for "connected via SSL" and channel modes for "requires SSL". It doesn't require breaking backwards com
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by strkek 8y ago
And federated too, if I may add.
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by strkek 8y ago
Aren't they basically the ones controlling the protocol specs through the BitTorrent Enhancement Proposals (BEP)? (Honest question.)
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by strkek 8y ago
If you begin this, please leave a GitHub link so I can follow it :) EDIT: Or a link to the repository, in case it's not hosted on GitHub.
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by strkek 8y ago
Last time I checked you could create a directory with a name "like:this" from Linux or something, and Windows would display it but not allow you to access it in any way. Have they fixed this? (Just pure curiosity)
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by strkek 8y ago
As long as humans continue to be like we have been so far, i.e. with the mentality of destroying our own planet and not caring about it, or committing crimes like kidnapping, etc... as long as there are individuals like that, every time we
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by strkek 8y ago
I wonder if this app has a drawer. swipes to the right > Message archived. No wtf. undo Guess it doesn't.
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Welcoming ≠ Accepting(stateofprogress.blog)
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by strkek 8y ago
Worse of all is that this abbreviation must have come from someone who had no idea what cryptocurrencies are; someone who thought it was "magical WoW money but better". Because I just can't wrap my head around the fact that a
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by strkek 8y ago
Chill. It's both a user and UX problem. It's like when some part of a website's functionality is only available through Flash. You know some (nowadays "most") people will have it disabled, and you're indirectly
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by strkek 8y ago
The article doesn't say which version, though.
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by strkek 8y ago
Eh, I think they were talking about the UX for people that have JavaScript disabled, not about the JavaScript language. To me it sounded more like "I can browse GitHub without JavaScript just fine, but GitLab doesn't even display
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by strkek 8y ago
Obligatory link to the "YAML sucks" repo: https://github.com/cblp/yaml-sucks If you ignore the flame-inducing title, it's just a table showing how different implementations parse YAML input in very diffe
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by strkek 8y ago
> btw, did you notice how there are hardly any books, conferences or discussions about C despite being a fairly popular language? Oh, yes. When I wanted to fiddle with OpenGL (and later SDL), I was baffled to find that absolutely everyt
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by strkek 8y ago
Most projects use buzzwords like that though. - Safe! - Blazing fast! - Powerful! - Elegant! - Shiny! - Modern! You know, marketing stuff that tells you absolutely nothing about the software itself but is required to fill space on a website
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by strkek 8y ago
I think it's a situation sort of like with SSL and TLS, where the former term implies the latter. I mean, it's not rare to find people using the term "SSL Certificates" even on TLS-only setups. Also: https://w
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by strkek 8y ago
You'd still be able to use `C-[` though. (And I actually use it in Termux)
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by strkek 8y ago
> If you're frustrated, simple insert mode (`i`) is all you need to get back to your comfort zone. Also, something I wish I knew back when I was learning is `:set nonumber` to turn off the gutter and be able to copy things with the
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by strkek 8y ago
There's definitely something about forums that can't be found in social networks. I don't know what that is, but I know it's very unlikely that I'll have as much fun as in those days. Not sure if it's because I
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by strkek 8y ago
> In the end ~/go doesn't look a lot different than the @INC path that points to something in your home directory, or /usr/include, /usr/lib, and /usr/bin in a pure C system. Well, yes and no, and
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by strkek 8y ago
I made[1] a zsh hook some time ago that allowed you to have per-project GOPATH. At the root of the project I just have to do `echo 'github.com/username/package' > .gopkg` and after that, for everything I do under that
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by strkek 8y ago
Same here, but in my case when I need that I usually go with Mithril.js[1]. I found it by chance and instantly liked it. It's a shame that nobody seems to know it. [1]: https://mithril.js.org/
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by strkek 8y ago
Imagine my confusion back then. I could push fine to BitBucket if I used Python 2 version locally, and same for my VPS if I used the Python 2 version both locally and remotely. But as soon as I touched the Python 3 version of Mercurial the
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by strkek 8y ago
IIRC CPython devs reject performance-related patches if they cause the code to become "less readable". >> I believe Mercurial is, finally, slowly porting to Python 3. I just gave up on Mercurial since it didn't let me p
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by strkek 8y ago
> Also, if you five away what a strong password consists of (case, length, characters, symbols) then doesn't that make it weaker because you give bots/attackers a pattern to follow? I don't think it changes anything at all
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by strkek 8y ago
I'm very curious what will they do when Python 2 reaches EOL. Will they keep depending on deprecated software?
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by strkek 8y ago
As weird as this might sound, I see WebAsssembly more like a portable shared library format than a JavaScript replacement.
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by strkek 8y ago
Well, one thing that Cargo got wrong is forcing you to clone a full git repository when only the latest commit is relevant. IMHO it should allow me to either use a shallow clone or use crates.io's API directly.

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