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@mitchellh@hachyderm.io More comments than code — as is was intended by the GTK gods.
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Christian Kugler
@syphdias@social.linux.pizza
mastodon 4.7.3Cookie, Son of Series, Mother of Commits, Breaker of Things, Fixer for/to Others, Spreader of Knowledge, keyboard (shortcut) zealot, urbanist, and more.
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My IO is heavily skewed towards reads.
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Since there appeared to be no calendar subscription for Top Events in Nürnberg (https://www.nuernberg.de/internet/stadtportal/veranstaltungen_events_highlights.html) I consulted with the Sands to make my own: https://github.com/syphdias/nuernberg-top-events
I wish this wasn't necessary
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@ethersync what Happens if one person uses reftables while the other doesn’t? What happens if one person packed their git objects while the other didn’t? What happens if one person is in a worktree while the other isn’t? What if the git dir is somewhere else for only one person?
I don’t think this can safely operate even with domain-specific knowledge. Parts? Maybe, like just the COMMIT_MSG but even then it might be difficult (see scenarios above)
The reason why I think you could never(*) use QR codes to log into any (important) account https://www.relg.uk/posts/never-use-qr-codes-to-authenticate/
(*) unless you really really know it is okay, but don't!
The reason why I think you could never(*) use QR codes to log into any (important) account https://www.relg.uk/posts/never-use-qr-codes-to-authenticate/
(*) unless you really really know it is okay, but don't!