minieggs
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Software engineer, aviation enjoyer, and world class cracker pizza chef.
Currently excited about distributed/decentralized computing, Go, and FreeBSD.
Currently excited about distributed/decentralized computing, Go, and FreeBSD.
Yes. Well enough to play Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Beware, as soon as I switched to FreeBSD on the desktop my trust factor tanked. https://www.freshports.org/games/linux-steam-utils/
FWIW during my PPL pulling back during (un?)expected situations instinctually was very much discouraged. edit: this parent comments makes more sense if instead the author meant push on the stick, as another pointed out.
A measly 1% for the loss of our online privacy?
Another blank keycapper chiming in. Colemak is working great on my Helix! QMK is a wonderful piece of software.
The go:embed directive and embed.FS interface are great, as expected. If you're developing an AGPL or similarily licensed application it's incredibly easy to distribute source code with the application. //go:embed…
I have a container I stick in Syncthing that I do 100% of my development within across all my machines. One day I decided to switch to podman on a whim and forgot I made the switch. That was about nine-ish months ago.
re: ellipsis `,,,` have been a funny, casual alternative I've seen from and accidently seemed to have picked up from younger folk.
For fans of AGPL I suggest checking out EUPL. Half the length of AGPL. Changing/removing portions of the license is allowed. More info: you may have seen this on Hacker News recently: https://www.arp242.net/license.html.
To offer another perspective... I've migrated services to/from Now v2 (never used v1). While recently moving a Go service off (to a regular server) all that was changed was some bash that executed in a pre-deploy hook…
Yes. I would prefer the only JavaScript VM on my computer to be the browser's. Aside: I wouldn't sell what I do as JavaScript development, though.
Very true and agree. Parser is in good shape.
If you look closely at the Go code you'll see it was once C code generated by some parser generater (which I assume was Bison). Believe it was Russ Cox that wrote a program that transformed the generated C code into Go.…
If you edit your text in a terminal and use a light weight browser: Asus' E203MA has been working well for me. The CPU is slow. There's not much RAM. I wouldn't run Gnome on it. XFCE, Mate, i3 have all been good. It's…
I have a git repo at ~. .gitignore includes * with some exceptions, ~/.config/qutebrowser being one of the exceptions. Edit: I mostly ignore mobile but I created https://smscp.xyz/ which I use to transfer text snippets…
Picked up an Asus E203MA last month. I treat the eMMC just like I would any SSD/HDD and slap Arch on it all the same. Any specifics you care to know? I wouldn’t expect the heavier windows managers (and Windows) to…
Adjacently, release software through the OSs you target. Stores, pkg managers, whatever.
Curious what you miss? I recently started self hosting a Gitlab instance and switched from Lastpass to pass. Wouldn't of done it without the `passforios` foss app. Maybe I wasn't using Lastpass to its full potential…
Why not self host git with pass.
Extremely interesting and extremely frustrating. I'm entering my fourth month learning Czech. Thanks for the comment.
Loved the intro video. Perfect amount of odd.
Nothing wrong with the current SE. I’m typing on it now. :-) (other than all the websites that stopped testing on small screens... looking at you Reddit). https://www.dropbox.com/s/wwe4m83my4zj4ul/Photo%20Sep%2010%2...
I enjoyed Kyle James' "The Super Tiny Compiler." https://github.com/jamiebuilds/the-super-tiny-compiler
Perfect timing. Started mucking around with the Go compiler recently to implement my own error handling. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D_ojiEqUYAAhmrH.png edit: s/%s/%d/ but you get it.
Looks great. I want a compile to Go lisp 2, though. Just putting it out there. :-) My efforts are likely to take a while...
Stock Qutebrowser 0.7, FF w/ all the usual extensions (ublock origin) 0.7. Don't know if it matters but I'm rolling Arch. Just adding another point of data for those curious.