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bagder, 13 days ago to random

How many authors have their contributions in #curl product source code? How many have had their previous work completely removed. Over time.

The first #curl release with code present authored by 200 persons was done in 2015-04-22. In that release, we had already removed all traces of contributions from 20 authors.

In the latest release, 604 authors' code is still present. 171 authors' work have been replaced.

kev, 14 days ago to DuckDuckGo

I just searched for something on #DuckDuckGo and got a “DuckAssist” at the top of the results, right below the ads (of course).

It was basically a ChatGPT like message as if I’d typed the question there.

Stop 👏 putting 👏 #AI 👏 in 👏 every 👏 fucking 👏 thing!

tweedge, 3 months ago to random

A friend sent this to me and y'all might enjoy

davidrevoy, 4 months ago to threads

The recent excitement surrounding Thread's arrival on the Fediverse is concerning. To understand why this is not a good idea, consider their economic interest in harvesting data, their poor moderation, and their manipulations. Nothing good can come from their federation. Don't roll out the red carpet for them.

#Threads #Mastodon #Krita #MastoArt #Meta

hq1, 5 months ago to random

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changelog, 5 months ago to ShareYourMusic

sshx lets you share your terminal with anyone by link, on a multiplayer infinite canvas. It has real-time collaboration, with remote cursors and chat.

It's also fast and end-to-end encrypted, with a lightweight server written in Rust (so you know it's cool).

#ssh #terminal #collaboration #rust #rustlang #cli #encryption

🔗 https://sshx.io/

feditips, 7 months ago (edited 7 months ago) to random

(Fediverse survey post, asking people to click on a web link to a Mastodon post and say what their app does with it.)

UPDATE: Aaaarrgghhhhhhh! 😱 I had a number of people asking me for clarification of the poll, so I edited option wording, but this caused it to reset the responses to zero. I am so sorry! 🥴

The latest figures before I messed this up were this:

About 75% of people clicking on a link to a Mastodon post saw it displayed a normal post, 25% saw it displayed in a browser window.

Viss, 8 months ago to random

xkcd getting in on the action

devinprater, 8 months ago to emacs

Now this is pretty cool!

Whenever you set the Region, whether with C-SPC (‍set-mark-command‍) or a mouse selection, or implicitly with textual
object mark commands (like M-h (‍mark-paragraph‍)), the Mark’s current location is pushed onto the Mark Ring. The Mark is
also set for you automatically at places where you’ve done “significant” things, like changing text, moving a long way
away in one big jump (there being many ways to do this), the spot where you issued a search command, and the like, and
these locations also go onto the Mark Ring.

Thus a breadcrumb trail of Marks is left for you to find your way back, Theseus-like, to where you’ve been, and provides
a quick way to get back to these previous locations. The way to jump back to the previous Mark location is to give C-SPC
(‍set-mark-command‍) an argument, so C-u C-SPC. It also rotates the Mark Ring, so that a repeated, uninterrupted sequence
of C-u C-SPC commands will take you back in time through your previous Mark locations. The Mark Ring is a circular
structure, so when you hit the end, you’ll circle round to the most recent Mark location again. You’ll notice the
analogies to the operation of the Kill Ring.

https://www2.lib.uchicago.edu/keith/tcl-course/emacs-tutorial.html

#emacs #using-emacs

ctietze, 9 months ago to emacs

I understand transpose-char, transpose-word, and transpose-sexp in #emacs

I don't understand transpose-lines. (C-x C-t)

It doesn't seem to drag along what I expect.

feditips, 10 months ago to random

One of the nicest community features on medium and small servers is the Local timeline, which shows all public posts by people on that server.

You can see this on Mastodon's website interface by clicking "Local", or on the official Mastodon app by clicking the magnifying glass 🔍 and then "Community".

If you want to see the Local timeline of other servers, you can usually go to their website and click "Local". Also some apps support viewing them, such as Fedilab, Subway Tooter and Ice Cubes.