Why would I pay my developers to do bug fixes if you've only paid me once? Bug fixes are the user's problem, so why should I have to pay for it?
I thought of OpenBSD too since it includes Perl modules for OpenBSD::Pledge and OpenBSD::Unveil. Now I'm wondering if I can get something to work where these are used before importing CPAN modules to reduce the damage…
To add to this, it's designed to work in conjunction with small programs. You don't write everything using bash (or whatever shell) built-ins. It will feel like a crappier Perl. If there is some part of your script…
More support, better support training, and policies that don't handcuff their dispute resolution options (before lawyers get involved). Excellent support, and even taking it on the chin when appropriate, will do more…
You can easily stow a portable solar panel in a hiking bag that can charge your phone and the other accessories. A laptop would have a harder time getting charged, even if it was a Chromebook. Portable battery packs…
I also like to look at the two and four star reviews. 5 are obviously bought, 1 could just as easily be an irrational customer, and 3 may just be people who feel lukewarm. Well written 2 and 4 star reviews seem to have…
Huh? Just use neocities.org. Even has a built-in editor on the site.
I use espeak and it works on Termux too.
Or living in a rural area with crappy Internet. I've installed wireless Internet in places where the people are wealthy but could only get a crappy DSL line. An Internet connected app, web or native, was a pain in the…
TUIs are better for visual representation and interaction on resource constrained systems. Just keep using the CLI if that's what you want. I'm not sure why you need HTTP or dbus for control. Just use stdin and stdout.…
How's that?
I'd do it almost the same but without the variable. Note: the long shebang is for using on Termux, PC users should change it to something like #!/use/bin/env sh. #!/data/data/com.termux/files/use/bin/env sh curl -G -H…
Every now and then I goof around with FreeDOS. Now that 1.3 out it looks I will be doing it again. Some features are missing on newer hardware due to the lack of driver support (notably, audio). If you want to run it on…
You don't need Flatpak on FreeBSD. Flatpak was created for a problem that doesn't exist on FreeBSD. There are not a thousand different FreeBSDs with varying kernels and software installed.
I have had concerns about this possibility. Would it be possible for a miner to reject transactions containing this crap?
Apache with server side includes (SSI) will allow you to quickly and easily template websites without adding new tools or processes. I find this to be a decent balance between a static site and DRY. I don't care for…
Sounds like a gap TCL could fill. The syntax is simple and consistent, a developer could create packages that a non-developer end user can use as commands, and it could be wrapped with GUI code that runs on Windows,…
Hm, I guess keeping my code line length capped at 80 for all these years may have beneficial. Makes me wonder if there is any correlation to preferred line length and choice of programming language, job considerations…
You might be able to put something together using Raspup or Ultibo. IIRC, both should be able to run on all Pi models. Both are pretty lightweight, simple, and they could be a good base for building what you are looking…
Why would I pay my developers to do bug fixes if you've only paid me once? Bug fixes are the user's problem, so why should I have to pay for it?
I thought of OpenBSD too since it includes Perl modules for OpenBSD::Pledge and OpenBSD::Unveil. Now I'm wondering if I can get something to work where these are used before importing CPAN modules to reduce the damage…
To add to this, it's designed to work in conjunction with small programs. You don't write everything using bash (or whatever shell) built-ins. It will feel like a crappier Perl. If there is some part of your script…
More support, better support training, and policies that don't handcuff their dispute resolution options (before lawyers get involved). Excellent support, and even taking it on the chin when appropriate, will do more…
You can easily stow a portable solar panel in a hiking bag that can charge your phone and the other accessories. A laptop would have a harder time getting charged, even if it was a Chromebook. Portable battery packs…
I also like to look at the two and four star reviews. 5 are obviously bought, 1 could just as easily be an irrational customer, and 3 may just be people who feel lukewarm. Well written 2 and 4 star reviews seem to have…
Huh? Just use neocities.org. Even has a built-in editor on the site.
I use espeak and it works on Termux too.
Or living in a rural area with crappy Internet. I've installed wireless Internet in places where the people are wealthy but could only get a crappy DSL line. An Internet connected app, web or native, was a pain in the…
TUIs are better for visual representation and interaction on resource constrained systems. Just keep using the CLI if that's what you want. I'm not sure why you need HTTP or dbus for control. Just use stdin and stdout.…
How's that?
I'd do it almost the same but without the variable. Note: the long shebang is for using on Termux, PC users should change it to something like #!/use/bin/env sh. #!/data/data/com.termux/files/use/bin/env sh curl -G -H…
Every now and then I goof around with FreeDOS. Now that 1.3 out it looks I will be doing it again. Some features are missing on newer hardware due to the lack of driver support (notably, audio). If you want to run it on…
You don't need Flatpak on FreeBSD. Flatpak was created for a problem that doesn't exist on FreeBSD. There are not a thousand different FreeBSDs with varying kernels and software installed.
I have had concerns about this possibility. Would it be possible for a miner to reject transactions containing this crap?
Apache with server side includes (SSI) will allow you to quickly and easily template websites without adding new tools or processes. I find this to be a decent balance between a static site and DRY. I don't care for…
Sounds like a gap TCL could fill. The syntax is simple and consistent, a developer could create packages that a non-developer end user can use as commands, and it could be wrapped with GUI code that runs on Windows,…
Hm, I guess keeping my code line length capped at 80 for all these years may have beneficial. Makes me wonder if there is any correlation to preferred line length and choice of programming language, job considerations…
You might be able to put something together using Raspup or Ultibo. IIRC, both should be able to run on all Pi models. Both are pretty lightweight, simple, and they could be a good base for building what you are looking…