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Well, grok build is an excellent product already IMHO

Yes, it's cost freenode and many more scissions, X.org going crazy, discussing rolling back 1.5 years of commits just to eliminate a contributor from history, it's ridiculous.

There's always one side that wants to impose their ideology to the other. And it's always the same side.

> Open source, free software, the hacker ethos itself, have all been political from their very inception

Prove it.

> But it's all political

It's not, it's technical.

Well it does look beautiful but I don't think I can go back to anything that's un-paged neither, after 17 years of dwm. Also, just watched a bit of an XMonad demo which reminded me how much I love the simplicity of dwm's tiling workflow based on having a master window per page (dwm's tag) because it completely removed the burden of window management for me with barely any configuration, I wonder how I'd do without it ... Probably going to try XMonad just to feel the difference, maybe I'll like it.

Reminds me of this dope lib https://pythonhosted.org/johnny-cache/

Aren't Ultimate Guitar chord progressions user contributed? They often simplify the actual chords in their tabs.

very cool but garmin quatix is hard to beat

> Instead, we took a more direct route - I asked friends at Google (which bought Fitbit, which had bought Pebble’s IP) if they could open source PebbleOS. They said yes! Over the last year, a team inside Google (including some amazing ex-Pebblers turned Googlers) has been working on this. And today is the day - the source code for PebbleOS is now available at github.com/google/pebble (see their blog post).

https://ericmigi.com/blog/why-were-bringing-pebble-back

Ok but why doesn't npm registry actually recompress the archives? It can even apply that retroactively, wouldn't require zopli in npm CLI

I remember when we were using an experimental SDN router, it was 0'ing the MAC address field in the packets, pretty fun to debug

I ask "what do you think about tests / what's your favorite test framework" and "what is your favorite os / what os do you use at home"

And ... there is no make test

In EU, electricity price is indexed on gas price, and so, we the gas price is applied to cheap nuclear energy. Also, care do demonstrate how buying Russian oil to India saves Ukraine? Thanks.

gitea, drone

Writing from a Arch system I installed on 2017-12-04 and use as my daily driver, I've been moving the hard drive from laptop to laptop over time and the system from drive to drive when upgrading. Prior to that, I had been using Gentoo for years which is also great.

Here's one in 228 lines with an additional 190 to support hidden <selects> https://yourlabs.io/oss/autocomplete-light/-/blob/master/aut... It's a trivial web component in vanilla js, it's tested in python: https://yourlabs.io/oss/autocomplete-light/-/blob/master/tes...

When external pages can show in modals or separately because you are using Unpoly.js then it's perfect

Still a lot more to type than with Python and especially Django

Renewable energies require gaz and coal backups.

Absolutely agreed, hence the many Python to JS transpilers out there.

https://transcrypt.org https://yourlabs.io/oss/ryzom#javascript https://github.com/am230/py2js

We get so much satisfaction out of writing JS in Python, it's worth all the IDEs in the world for us!

Who is "actually fighting for their rights in the UE" exactly? care to share some examples?

Why not but then what's your plan against the explosion of crime?