> Even DOS didn't really have libraries, you had peripherals mapped to memory at certain addresses, And linked libraries are interface mapped into memory at certain names. I think that's an awesome improvement.
That's why I like the "managed" model Debian uses. Programs are enforced to comply to the OS standards. If they don't, they either get changed by the Debian maintainers or just not included into the distribution. That's…
There is travic.app, which uses realtime data, if available.
Because it interferes with my workflow. If there are non-committed changes when I want to do something else, they do represent actions I want to do. I don't just have random uncommitted changes there. Setting…
> How many of those do you need? How many do I want? > How do find the correct arguments How do you find the correct arguments for jj? > and git checkouts to do before? Why would I do a checkout before? I don't want to…
Yeah, but before I am proficient in the more elaborate stuff, there is no reason to use emacs, so I never do it. And there is no tutorial for this.
> I don’t like to think about how I’d do that with git. git -c sequence.editor="sed -i '1ip oldercommit'" rebase -i @~ Git using standard UNIX tools for these things instead of a specialized syntax, means I can easily…
Thanks, that's even better than accessing old.reddit.com!
> with a Google Account that isn't tied to anything else. How can I get this wonderful thing?
I mean that's what I do in Git as well, I just don't do it by storing conflicts, but by not triggering them/ignoring them.
If you don't agree on the laws in your country, you need to figure that out civilized instead of hurting third-parties.
Yeah, that's what always happens. By "tightening" the law, you only hurt the law-abiding citizens.
No, the branch who decides whether a specific execution follows the law is called the judiciary.
If you just have every app in the switcher, it becomes useless too.
On my Nokia (featurephone) you don't need to install apps, you just run them.
> Reddit locking subreddits behind login wall - well there's always old.reddit old.reddit is now locked behind login as well.
Sure, but the incredible skilledness in a single craft, which we are discussing here, doesn't happen at a societal level. That is the hard work of an individual and has always been.
> barely anyone remembers black and white television I feel like some "old" people have the weird idea that "young" people are just clueless about anything older than themselves. Just because some technology is no…
That's why this is speaking about apprentice and not about lectures in an university.
That's not my story at all, almost nothing of that applies to me.
That sounds like fraud. You claimed you have knowledge of the job you got hired for, but you don't actually have. If the company want's hire someone who doesn't have a clue and only uses SO, that's of course fine, but I…
> Either way this is a nightmare level of threat to sovereignty. I agree, the EU can't become sovereign or have privacy, if the citizens constantly work against it.
If you want to take a version from a database, it's usually for backup. If you want different versions in your data, you put that IN the database. Manually merging different database versions does not sound too…
Then you can't intercept it and server a virus instead.
Start with $1 and double it every time they do it again.
> Even DOS didn't really have libraries, you had peripherals mapped to memory at certain addresses, And linked libraries are interface mapped into memory at certain names. I think that's an awesome improvement.
That's why I like the "managed" model Debian uses. Programs are enforced to comply to the OS standards. If they don't, they either get changed by the Debian maintainers or just not included into the distribution. That's…
There is travic.app, which uses realtime data, if available.
Because it interferes with my workflow. If there are non-committed changes when I want to do something else, they do represent actions I want to do. I don't just have random uncommitted changes there. Setting…
> How many of those do you need? How many do I want? > How do find the correct arguments How do you find the correct arguments for jj? > and git checkouts to do before? Why would I do a checkout before? I don't want to…
Yeah, but before I am proficient in the more elaborate stuff, there is no reason to use emacs, so I never do it. And there is no tutorial for this.
> I don’t like to think about how I’d do that with git. git -c sequence.editor="sed -i '1ip oldercommit'" rebase -i @~ Git using standard UNIX tools for these things instead of a specialized syntax, means I can easily…
Thanks, that's even better than accessing old.reddit.com!
> with a Google Account that isn't tied to anything else. How can I get this wonderful thing?
I mean that's what I do in Git as well, I just don't do it by storing conflicts, but by not triggering them/ignoring them.
If you don't agree on the laws in your country, you need to figure that out civilized instead of hurting third-parties.
Yeah, that's what always happens. By "tightening" the law, you only hurt the law-abiding citizens.
No, the branch who decides whether a specific execution follows the law is called the judiciary.
If you just have every app in the switcher, it becomes useless too.
On my Nokia (featurephone) you don't need to install apps, you just run them.
> Reddit locking subreddits behind login wall - well there's always old.reddit old.reddit is now locked behind login as well.
Sure, but the incredible skilledness in a single craft, which we are discussing here, doesn't happen at a societal level. That is the hard work of an individual and has always been.
> barely anyone remembers black and white television I feel like some "old" people have the weird idea that "young" people are just clueless about anything older than themselves. Just because some technology is no…
That's why this is speaking about apprentice and not about lectures in an university.
That's not my story at all, almost nothing of that applies to me.
That sounds like fraud. You claimed you have knowledge of the job you got hired for, but you don't actually have. If the company want's hire someone who doesn't have a clue and only uses SO, that's of course fine, but I…
> Either way this is a nightmare level of threat to sovereignty. I agree, the EU can't become sovereign or have privacy, if the citizens constantly work against it.
If you want to take a version from a database, it's usually for backup. If you want different versions in your data, you put that IN the database. Manually merging different database versions does not sound too…
Then you can't intercept it and server a virus instead.
Start with $1 and double it every time they do it again.