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AboutSystems Administrator / DevOps ECE Interested in Theoretical Computer Science, Mathematical Logic and Computability
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SkillsJS, C/C++, Haskell, Common LISP, Python, C#, Java, PHP, GoLang, lambda calculous, category theory, Mathematical Logic and whatever it takes to dominate the world... 😎
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I upvoted after reading only the first line. Then I read the rest of the rant.
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@py2js I think you meant to say
DON'T use Java!!! 😋😂😎 -
If you want something really bullet proof see here. https://www.privacytools.io/#pw
If you want something more convenient I suggest Dashlane or LastPass -
That coffee that took half an hour to prepare, should have been a hell of a great coffee! 😋😎
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@J-2FA
https://youtu.be/bKgf5PaBzyg -
Maybe, BUT it isn't DevRant....
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Good choice!
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Cycling + Kick Boxing
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@Kekica @Floydian That would be awesome! Or a company that "embraces" you take care of your body, by making go to work by bike, running etc. Or organizing group events. That would be SUPERB!
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@Braed @dj-doMains LOL! 😂🤣
It was a good opportunity that I did not take advantage of. Shame on me! -
@justwellbrock Fedora is also a very nice alternative. I have used it extensively in the past ( I like SELinux) and I have read it has become a lot better and also comes with wayland instead of xorg, which is interesting on its own.
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@No-one I really like Budgie, XFCE, openbox and I'd like to try i3wm. I found out about it recently and it seems really promising for productivity, especially if you are like me and spend a lot of time programming and in terminal.
I have not yet try Deepin, but I am going to. -
@No-one I have heard good things from coworkers using it. However I am not a big fun of Cinnamon, Gnome 3 or KDE. But I can see there is an openbox option, which makes it appealing.
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@mzeffect Thanks for the info. I have already seen that there is a i3wm package group available and your recommendation to use Manjaro architect is very appreciated. It may make my life easier!
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@SISheogorath Yes I agree with and know most of the stuff you are talking about, but when I am talking about stability, I mean it the "Manjaro" way, like what you said, having the option to back out from bleeding edge updates and install tested software. I am a Linux user for the past 6 years, so I know stuff breaks, but I also know how to fix a lot of that. I have no problem with that happening once in a while (like once every two months or less often). But I am not willing to spend more time that that fixing my os installation.
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@irene Oh, I see. I don't know Russian, but I plan to learn in the near future, but for multilingual English-Greek it works good. That is why I thought it may be a good option.
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@irene Fleksy supports Russian too as far as I can see.
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Fleksy for the win!!!! I have been using it since it was a paid app (when it was just a small start-up from a fellow student) and I have never gone back. Every time I try to type in somebody else's phone, not using Fleksy, it is slow and painful... And if you have a large screen, even with big hands like mine, swiping can be annoying. All that provided that, as you mentioned, you already use it. Because as you know, it has a slightly bigger learning curve that most other keyboards.
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📌 Keep us posted. I would like to use i3 when I have the time.
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@jalebiBhai Thankfully not! 😁🙄
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https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/...
Version of a shared library they depend on. -
@Skayo @johngreen For me neither on Android 8.1
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@lxmcf Fair enough! 😎
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@lxmcf I agree. BUT I don't agree with both apps on split screen mode using light themes... My eyes hurt!!! 😋
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QKSMS: Open source, material design, with dark themes. I honestly am surprised nobody else mentioned it already.
If you are on android :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...
Or Signal. But even though its my IM of preference, I like keeping SMS and IM in separate apps. -
Interested.... Keep us posted!
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- Do you remember that bug I was after for the past two days?
- Yes. What's up with that?
- Well, it was your fault because you fucked up. But I saved your ass and fixed it.
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If you have the time and you already know how to write programs in Node.JS, you can try using Total.js. It's a standalone framework, with no external dependencies and is really fast.
As a matter of fact, I believe you can find a sample e-shop in their site as a starting point. -
@rephiscorth
I personally use Solus OS. It's an independent Linux distro that uses Budgie for desktop environment. It is fast, simple and very nice / elegant. So if you are already familiar with Linux and you know how to compile what you need, if it is not in the packages repository, I recommend Solus.