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I have just published packages for #JetBrains #DataGrip, #dotTrace, #dotMemory, and #github-cli, for #Guix.
Previously packaged #Rider and #dotnet, and things are looking promising for developing .NET on Guix.
I probably won't have time to test it properly until January,
Get some errors when trying Azure CLI, so I need to look closer into that.
#mono is notably missing, but I'm confused about Mono Project, #wine fork and the .NET runtime mono repository.
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I have just published packages for #JetBrains #DataGrip, #dotTrace, #dotMemory, and #github-cli, for #Guix.
Previously packaged #Rider and #dotnet, and things are looking promising for developing .NET on Guix.
I probably won't have time to test it properly until January,
Get some errors when trying Azure CLI, so I need to look closer into that.
#mono is notably missing, but I'm confused about Mono Project, #wine fork and the .NET runtime mono repository.
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I have just published packages for #JetBrains #DataGrip, #dotTrace, #dotMemory, and #github-cli, for #Guix.
Previously packaged #Rider and #dotnet, and things are looking promising for developing .NET on Guix.
I probably won't have time to test it properly until January,
Get some errors when trying Azure CLI, so I need to look closer into that.
#mono is notably missing, but I'm confused about Mono Project, #wine fork and the .NET runtime mono repository.
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I have just published packages for #JetBrains #DataGrip, #dotTrace, #dotMemory, and #github-cli, for #Guix.
Previously packaged #Rider and #dotnet, and things are looking promising for developing .NET on Guix.
I probably won't have time to test it properly until January,
Get some errors when trying Azure CLI, so I need to look closer into that.
#mono is notably missing, but I'm confused about Mono Project, #wine fork and the .NET runtime mono repository.
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I have just published packages for #JetBrains #DataGrip, #dotTrace, #dotMemory, and #github-cli, for #Guix.
Previously packaged #Rider and #dotnet, and things are looking promising for developing .NET on Guix.
I probably won't have time to test it properly until January,
Get some errors when trying Azure CLI, so I need to look closer into that.
#mono is notably missing, but I'm confused about Mono Project, #wine fork and the .NET runtime mono repository.
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I migrated my system setup from #orgmode and #orgbabel to #chezmoi. Not a perfect fit, but there were some friction working on the configuration, and having some dotfiles as plain files makes some things easier.
Would have loved a better solution, but I need something which works on Windows too which limits the selection.
https://simendsjo.me/blog/20240513200515-migrating_my_systems_from_org_babel_to_chezmoi
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Published my fork of a #doctest library for #CommonLisp: https://github.com/simendsjo/sijo-doctest
Original library: https://github.com/johanlindberg/doctest
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Wrote a org-publish post-processing function to add org-attach attachments to published documents.
Now I can add screenshots and other attachments to published documents with ease.
org-download also makes it a breeze to add screenshots!
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Wrote a org-publish post-processing function to add org-attach attachments to published documents.
Now I can add screenshots and other attachments to published documents with ease.
org-download also makes it a breeze to add screenshots!
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Wrote a org-publish post-processing function to add org-attach attachments to published documents.
Now I can add screenshots and other attachments to published documents with ease.
org-download also makes it a breeze to add screenshots!
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Wrote a org-publish post-processing function to add org-attach attachments to published documents.
Now I can add screenshots and other attachments to published documents with ease.
org-download also makes it a breeze to add screenshots!
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Wrote a org-publish post-processing function to add org-attach attachments to published documents.
Now I can add screenshots and other attachments to published documents with ease.
org-download also makes it a breeze to add screenshots!
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I use #passwordstore, but unfortunately, it's a bash script which doesn't work well on #windows. A good excuse to try out #coalton, which is an embedded #haskell like language for #commonlisp! Not exactly production ready quality, but good enough for me.
Coalton is a really nice pragmatic language and gives the "best of both worlds" feeling.
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We finally updated SBCL from 2.5.8 to 2.6.4 in Guix.
The process took three months, mostly waiting in the build queue!Remember to donate to the Guix Foundation to improve the infrastructure:
https://guix.gnu.org/en/donate/ -
We finally updated SBCL from 2.5.8 to 2.6.4 in Guix.
The process took three months, mostly waiting in the build queue!Remember to donate to the Guix Foundation to improve the infrastructure:
https://guix.gnu.org/en/donate/ -
We finally updated SBCL from 2.5.8 to 2.6.4 in Guix.
The process took three months, mostly waiting in the build queue!Remember to donate to the Guix Foundation to improve the infrastructure:
https://guix.gnu.org/en/donate/ -
We finally updated SBCL from 2.5.8 to 2.6.4 in Guix.
The process took three months, mostly waiting in the build queue!Remember to donate to the Guix Foundation to improve the infrastructure:
https://guix.gnu.org/en/donate/ -
We finally updated SBCL from 2.5.8 to 2.6.4 in Guix.
The process took three months, mostly waiting in the build queue!Remember to donate to the Guix Foundation to improve the infrastructure:
https://guix.gnu.org/en/donate/ -
I bought a domain on Porkbun, use Linode as the DNS and Purelymail for mail.
Spamhaus has my domain blocked, and I have no idea how to get off the list. I tried reducing whois privacy on Porkbun. I contacted Spamhaus them twice.
Spamhaus won't give a reason, but mxtoolbox states Spamhaus says " Reason for listing - We were unable to find an IP Address for THE-DOMAIN." But what does that even mean? DNS A record? To where? Purelymail?
Any tips on how to get the domain unlisted?
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Fastmail want $11 per month if I want accounts for my kids too (the 6 accounts plan).
#Purelymail charges around 0.33$ per month (or 0.83$ for the simple pricing) and has no restrictions on the number of users.
I want more providers that only delivers the core functionality at a low price.
Maybe they can launch PurelyVPS too? Without becoming BloatedMailAndVPSAtAMuchHigherPrice? -
I really, really want to buy an #MNT Reform Next, but I don't need it and don't know how I can hide it from my wife. I wished they would come in some sort of old-school Sierra "boss key" skin to fool her into believing it's some cheap crappy second hand thing. Feel free to steal my product idea! I promise it can lead to more sales, at least in the middle aged men segment.
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Whatever happened to the #PreScheme restoration project? Was it abandoned?
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I would have loved to see some kind of merge of #lem, #mcclim and #nyxt. At least a version of Lem running in Nyxt, making the power of both available to build upon. I have #lisp pretty much top to bottom now (including #guix and #stumpwm), but it's still pretty disconnected. I can control things from emacs though, so that's the middle ground, but I would have loved #CommonLisp there too.
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#Nyxt has the best commit messages ever: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/commit/612ffc29a
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The vim extension #tridactyl breaks #msteams on #firefox.
In order to load the site, we need to "superignore" the site to not inject the Trydactyl script into the site.
Say goodbye to ergonomics and hello Repetitive Strain Injury!
`:seturl https://teams.microsoft.com superignore true`
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Looks like #linux 6.11.6 broke #iwlwifi. It no longer wakes from sleep with a timeout message.
Same on 6.11.7 even after reverting what looks to be a relevant commit.6.6.59 works as expected.
This looks like the fix for 6.11.7, but unfortunately it didn't work for me.
https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-wireless/patch/20241022092212.4aa82a558a00.Ibdeff9c8f0d608bc97fc42024392ae763b6937b7@changeid/ -
GitHubs CodeQL action is quite finicky. It raises an error if it cannot analyze one of the languages it has initialized. Using the detected languages might pick up a language you're not going to build. Specifying all languages you might build will include some you will not build.
Ended up doing a continue-on-error:true for the analysis step as a workaround.
I don't think the action design is correct here.
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How safe is it to store my private gpg key in the open? It requires a passphrase, and
I thought about adding an additional passphrase for the file stored in publicgpg --armor --export-secret-keys MY-KEY-ID | gpg --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 --output MY-PRIVATE-KEY
AES256 should be safe with a strong passphrase, right?
Is this Safe Enough, or is this insanity?