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You probably entered it with caps lock on or something
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i can guarantee you i didn't
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some fucker put a @ at the end of my password i guess ive just been autopiloting up until now and the first time i consciously typed it i forgot that minor change
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https://mobile.twitter.com/thenatewolf/status/827373444241174528
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I feel like this is one place I have an advantage as an extremely disorganized person because I always assume I'll misenter or immediately forget passwords and I'm extremely paranoid about typing them in when I set them if it's a situation where I can't use a password manager and they would be hard to recover.
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how can you paste a password wrong from your password manager?
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drat, i was really hoping your drive committed suicide again
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infernal machines posted:drat, i was really hoping your drive committed suicide again no suicide requests in yospos :P
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theres only a couple of passwords i enter by hand and if i consciously think about what one is before i enter it then i forget it until i forget i remembered it again
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mystes posted:Got to use those 100 wpm for something.
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Last Chance posted:how can you paste a password wrong from your password manager? Easy to do if some buffoons decide that PRIMARY & CLIPBOARD should overwrite each other.
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been a while since we've had actual linux news in here finally obs studio works in wayland
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mycophobia posted:theres only a couple of passwords i enter by hand and if i consciously think about what one is before i enter it then i forget it until i forget i remembered it again I don’t think I’m capable of entering my Apple password on anything other than an iOS keyboard
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Mar 31, 2021 16:47
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 apparently my pi server has 8 exabytes of free space neat
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congrats! 
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hbag posted:
You'll need all that for Windows update https://twitter.com/hilare_belloc/status/770749525686362112
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Tankakern posted:been a while since we've had actual linux news in here now we can get all of those fun linux games on twitch like uh... tux racer, maybe glxgears? idk
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speed run to get the gl demos working correctly on your new linux install https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkBr5aQfxtI
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re: the editor chat a few days ago. I have used all of vim, emacs, jetbrains, and vs code at work this week, for different things, and they all work fine. just use whichever one is closest to hand imo of course everything needs vim bindings but they all have pretty good plugins for that
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we don’t post like that here, you gotta aggressively defend an arbitrary position to the death. shalom
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man vs code
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Gentle Autist posted:we don’t post like that here, you gotta aggressively defend an arbitrary position to the death. shalom 
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the JetBrains stuff is really growing on me. been using codewithme heaps to pair with another dev so we can generate garbage code together. in some ways it’s better than in person cause we can be working on two different files at the same time but with interfaces etc updating instantly for both of us.
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yeah, with proper structured and long-term homogeneous a more purpose-built proper ide is always good. i think the discussion mostly centered on how vscode is taking over the same kind of area that emacs and to some extent vim used to rule. i ended up pondering it a bit, and having used emacs for 20 years and now being mostly vscode i honestly think the thing emacs could do to close the gap is the one thing that would *never* happen. it is not that elisp is *that* bad, that the central abstractions are pretty poor, or that tramp isn't quite where vscode is. it is that redisplay, fontlock, regions, and generally ui is so inflexible for what is otherwise a flexible editor. so emacs should just get an electron front-end (see, told you it'd be something that'll never happen). it is not like vscode does a ton of graphics, but it is huge just being able to format mixed text interfaces really freely, pop some divs, add decorations in a flexible way, and, very importantly, use css to have extension decorations layer in a reasonably controllable way. not like emacs was ever very fast (getting there now, but by means of not having gained a significant feature in a decade), so taken entirely by itself it should have been a no-brainer to just leapfrog to the richest available cross-platform way of declaratively formatting an editor.
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i installed vscode few years ago and it was hell to use, because of the write-once profile-never javascript i assume, like scrolling documents was impossible because it was so laggy maybe i should give it another try, otoh i do fine with vim and emacs and if i used a gooey program it'd be an ide
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matti posted:i installed vscode few years ago and it was hell to use, because of the write-once profile-never javascript i assume, like scrolling documents was impossible because it was so laggy yeah, i don't think the lag has gotten better. i don't really notice it (as notably emacs was far laggier for most of its existence), but people who do will no doubt not be happy.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:yeah, i don't think the lag has gotten better. i don't really notice it (as notably emacs was far laggier for most of its existence), but people who do will no doubt not be happy. i did were using a 350e bargain bin laptop back then though but you shouldnt need a souped up thinkpad just to loving edit code
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matti posted:i did were using a 350e bargain bin laptop back then though vim is always there for that, and always was the performance choice. historically (going pretty far back granted) emacs traded performance for sophistication though, and there is a lot of room for editors which are just marginally better at the cost of less than perfect performance. e: and obviously rms leadership is to blame for emacs not even *trying* to go anywhere. he even publicly hates on real flagship cool stuff like org-mode, calling it insular and monolithic because it is a tightly integrated fairly large bit of software (where his preference is that it should be 3000 individual .el files that you as a genius programmer load an arbitrarily chosen subset of). Cybernetic Vermin fucked around with this message at 14:06 on Apr 2, 2021 |
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also i will never edit a settings.json you are a graphical program, never make me have to look up documentation just because you're too unfocused to write an ui it's like, worst of both worlds go gently caress yourself!!
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Apparently emacs is getting native compilation of elisp which ought to show some form of improvement.
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Ocean of Milk posted:Apparently emacs is getting native compilation of elisp which ought to show some form of improvement. there is some subjectivity to this, but to my mind this is precisely the opposite of the kind of thing emacs needs.
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Ocean of Milk posted:Apparently emacs is getting native compilation of elisp which ought to show some form of improvement. of what? not being emacs?
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:there is some subjectivity to this, but to my mind this is precisely the opposite of the kind of thing emacs needs. on the one hand yes, on the other hand "obsessively optimizing the poo poo out of something when the actual next step should probably be switching to something meant for purpose" is what got us our lovely every-gui-program-is-actually-chrome-running-javascript world today and who would argue against that
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Javascript is not the bottleneck of web-technology based software. It's the bloated DOM and CSS. Run a browser built with symbols through valgrind for analysis sometime.
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lol
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Dont Touch ME posted:Javascript is not the bottleneck of web-technology based software , anymore. which was the point.
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like a bunch of very smart people sunk a huge amount of time and effort into making fast js vms to the point where i wouldn't be shocked if v8 was the single best language vm in history, maybe only beaten by a jre (i don't know much about it), that's pretty much inarguable. i just wish instead they'd spent that effort coming up with something better rather than optimizing the hell out of something fundamentally lovely
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Dont Touch ME posted:Javascript is not the bottleneck of web-technology based software. It's the bloated DOM and CSS. Run a browser built with symbols through valgrind for analysis sometime. The bloated DOM, which is normally created and rendered by JavaScript
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