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I find every project of this nature so so beautiful and incredible. Congrats.

Checking out the initial request on github for this feature I wonder why is this necessary? What access to the local network does the browser provide, or need to provide, and why isn't this something developers are more concerned about? I had a feeling this was possible as I see lots of mdns requests when I connect to certain things running sockets.

https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/issues/4318

This looks good for introductory theory. see also GNU Solfege

https://www.gnu.org/software/solfege/

This is brilliant, thanks for making public and best wishes

If you came to represent... https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Creating_packages

Maintaining an AUR package can be great fun and an instructive glimpse into what FLOSS maintainers go through.

There is a cool niche between classic timesharing boxes, message boards and social media that our new terminal technologies do seem so rife to fill. idk if SSH is the best protocol for getting this done but I love seeing this kind of stuff.

Just put it all in stored procedures. What could go wrong?

Execution env is the achille's heel of scripting languages. Personally I don't use Neovim, but had a feeling its adoption would spur development in this area for Lua. Bryan Cantrill called Javascript "LISP in C's clothes". In some ways I feel like Lua is the opposite, and love it for those reasons (disclaimer: never had to use it at work).

Joining the "it isn't that bad" chorus.. Arch is great minimal distro, quick to get anything spun up, and of course one can setup their own repositories if they want to vet package upgrades. Arch's maintainers are great and the blog/distro status feed on archlinux.org is always timely if there is a problem with a package. I have never had an Arch system break without it being my fault. That being said, I would absolutely run BSD in prod..

Also, 2 APS is hardly competitive in this game.

Boiling take: Myspace doesn't get enough historical heat for walling the blogosphere while simultaneously Eternal-Septembering it.

A lot of people who have apparently never stepped foot in a recording studio are replying to you. Pre-plugin era was exactly about this. Drive the DAC and manage writes to the disk without introducing (much) latency so tracking can get done. Perhaps no one who uses this will intend to setup more than one microphone.

> We disclosed SLAP to Apple on May 24, 2024, and FLOP on September 3, 2024

one sticking point for GNU users can be that BSD utils are more strict about positional order of e.g filename parameter and input options. rm ~/foo -rf || rm -rf ~/foo

I was forced to get used to BSD syntax when I switched to MacOS but now I prefer it...

Anecdote: This became a problem for me with several apps after installing Sequoia

A comment before the problematic line can specify options to shellcheck, (e.g)

# shellcheck disable=SC2086

which remain valid within that block.

Of course, disabling the linter should be done with deliberation...

Blogspam singularity is imminent. Also: this 'article' is from 2016.

echo "printf '\n'" >> ~/.config/fish/functions/fish_right_prompt.fish....

Can't argue with you there, even Windows has a package manager now.

Desktop linux has some market share in hollywood, I would think that market does matter to them as it did SGI etc.

I understand why you're getting downvoted but I also am in some form of agreement with the sentiment/hope they don't lose sight that they are pretty much keeping the dream of the consumer UNIX vendor alive.

Not my project. Curious as to how this is implemented...

Holy, this is the first place I downloaded the LAME encoder from when I was a pre-teen. Cheers

I find appropriations of the term "brutalist" strange in software contexts. In the architectural sense of brutalism wouldn't it mean limiting software construction to a single material (type,class,whatever) and leveraging that limitation to enhance other parts of the design (flow, modularity). In this way I think shell scripts are the most brutalist way of programming, ironically the author would probably agree.

The desktop and iOS apps (and integration of e.g Doordash with the Maps API) are great

I love Apple Maps and use it every day in NYC. Hope they will make it require a slightly longer press to drop a pin. I can't be the only user accidentally doing this ~a dozen times a week. Happened just now in the browser, trying to drag the view. Rooting for the product.

I still pray for some advancement that can actually repair the cause (damaged hearing) rather than the symptom (tinnitus).

[EDIT]: Ok... The cause in my personal case.