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Really cool, too bad the scroll design is so janky
I 100% miss the golden age of running RockBox on my iriver h120. Such an amazing firmware (and hardware)
Sideberry extension gives you a lot of what you're looking for. You can have separate tab panels for each container, and a keybinding (ctrl+space by default iirc) that opens a new tab in the current panel and the current container.
Thanks for posting this, really makes a big difference!
Awww :( I was blissfully unaware of this and happily using it regularly. Thanks for sharing :(
Thank you so much for the hard work you do! It makes the web sooo much more usable.
The capability to convert a network request from one format to another is the main reason I use Postman, which has a great implementation of this and a ton of tools and languages it can do it in. This looks great as well
Much love for Rockbox. I used to run this on the iriver h120 and use it for amazing lossless recording on the cheap. This was one of the earliest things that got me interested in open source.
The Sony WF-1000XM3 sounds like what you're looking for.
Anyone know of an equivalent for GCP?
Very cool!
How does this compare to sup / mutt / alpine / astroid ?
I'll pile on here as well, we were thinking about shifting from elasticache to RL, but this has made that decision super easy.
As much as I want to root for the linux underdog, the giant bezels and reported 3 hour battery life make this DOA (for me)
jgrahamc: can you list which public caches you worked with to attempt to address this? It does not inspire confidence when even google is still showing obvious results
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Pyze | Senior Backend Developers | Redwood City, CA | Full-Time | Onsite, VISA considered
We are a growing and fully funded company and are looking to hire our ninth employee. We're looking for someone who cares about making a huge impact in making mobile app publishers create and grow successful and thriving mobile app businesses. We've built a business intelligence platform for mobile apps that automates and personalizes user engagement to drive stickiness and usage.
We work with Java, Scala, Kafka, Storm, Spark, Cassandra, Redis and much more. Experience in these areas is a big plus.
We are looking for backend engineers with big data and scaling experience, with some familiarity with our toolset. Nice to have experience working with one or more of the following: R, Java-ML, etc.
You can check out our jobs page http://pyze.com/jobs-at-pyze.html or reach out to me directly muntek+hn @ pyze.com
Skookum is a word/phrase that the gentlemen from the linked youtube channel uses often. It's really a great channel and very fun to watch him break down powertools and explain electronics while using 'interesting' language.
Sounds like you don't use many screen keybindings either? Likely just remapping the default key binding to match screen's in your .tmux.conf gets you 90% of the way there:
unbind C-b
set -g prefix C-a
bind C-a send-prefix
fwiw, the shortcut to enter copy mode in tmux and screen is the same C-a [
It's annoyingly common how the OP doesn't mark this answer as accepted, or even acknowledge how amazing this answer is from one of the technology's creators -- instead just goes on to ask a followup.
Hitting the |web| button above usually works (and did for me in this case)