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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Saturday, 13-Nov-2021 03:25:52 CET bugaevc -
bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Saturday, 13-Nov-2021 03:25:51 CET bugaevc 📢 Important PSA: I'm being conscripted (or: drafted) for military service, starting next week (Nov 15th).
This means you won't see hot takes or obscure project announcements, nor free software contributions, nor any online activity from me for a whole year.
This is the reason I have rushed publishing those Hurd vulnerability details and the Owl source code.
I'll be back in a year, and I'm excited to see what amazing progress y'all are going to make in this time.
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 10-Nov-2021 11:42:21 CET bugaevc Unpopular opinion:
IDEs and editors that go above and beyond to provide the developer with more context & info that's not present in the actual source code, such as the inlay hints feature,
can be very helpful to understand things right here and now, but end up being harmful to code clarity & readability in the long term
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 30-Jun-2021 22:07:53 CEST bugaevc @ekaitz_zarraga I'm asking specifically because I'd like to use something standard if possible instead of building my own thing
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 30-Jun-2021 21:58:35 CEST bugaevc So I need a network protocol that:
• transmit datagrams (*not* continuous streams of bytes)• is reliable (doesn't silently eat my data)• lets me assign datagrams to different "channels", so that datagrams within each channel are ordered, but — importantly — there must be no head-of-line blocking between different channels
Any suggestions?
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Saturday, 04-May-2019 10:14:23 CEST bugaevc this is the same system you're used to and there's none of that "yes this is Unix, but you can't have the nice things" feeling you get on other systems.
In this vein, insisting to call GNU-running-on-Linux "Linux" is technically inaccurate, if not plain stupid.
...I'm still calling it Linux anyway.
(3/3)
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Tuesday, 08-Jan-2019 12:31:25 CET bugaevc @aral @gnome it's right here, but only if your system is using ABRT (technically, any problem-reporting system that implements the org.freedesktop.problems D-Bus interface and claims the name 'org.freedesktop.problems.daemon')
If your system is using its own bug-reporting system (and Ubuntu does), then the setting is ignored and not shown, and you'll have to configure that system via its own UI, not via GNOME's.
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Sunday, 18-Nov-2018 19:31:59 CET bugaevc I've made a mock-up to illustrate my ideas about the next-gen terminal experience!
Featuring:
• the pathbar
• username, hostname and git branch displayed in the UI, shrinking the shell prompt back to just a $
• commands as cards
• syntax highlighting, including graying out the output a bit to differentiate it from commands themselves
• autocompletion (displayed in a native widget)
• built-in error handling options
• the time each command took (on the right) -
bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 14-Nov-2018 15:42:13 CET bugaevc @ekaitz_zarraga @eider glad I could help ? (btw why are you watching football in Russian?)
Wikipedia defines подача as "a long-distance pass from a wing position to the penalty area", if I'm translating other terms correctly.
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 14-Nov-2018 15:30:36 CET bugaevc @ekaitz_zarraga подача (podatcha)!
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 14-Nov-2018 15:29:10 CET bugaevc @ekaitz_zarraga oh, or бросок (brosock) or simply удар (oodar)
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 14-Nov-2018 15:26:23 CET bugaevc @ekaitz_zarraga передача (peredacha) or пасс (English word pass)? Or perhaps you know what it sounds like
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 14-Nov-2018 13:25:26 CET bugaevc @kungtotte @ekaitz_zarraga @annika I think you forgot to `strip` it, of course it weighs way less without debuginfo for the whole stdlib:
$ cat fib.rs
fn main() {
let mut a = 0;
let mut b = 1;for _ in 0..10 {
println!("{}", b);
let c = b;
b += a;
a = c;
}
}
$ rustup run nightly rustc fib.rs
$ du -sh fib
2.4M fib
$ strip fib
$ du -sh fib
196K fib -
bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Tuesday, 13-Nov-2018 15:28:25 CET bugaevc I've just released wl-clipboard 1.0 ?
wl-clipboard is to #Wayland what xclip is to X11, but much nicer in every way. Check it out at https://github.com/bugaevc/wl-clipboard
wl-clipboard started out as a proof of concept, turned into something useful that I could announce to the world, and now it's rock-solid and feature-packed.
(1/5)
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 17-Oct-2018 15:34:58 CEST bugaevc @BabyWOGUE beat me to posting it ?
I, um, designed a thing!
Without further ado, here's the new #Tilix icon to go in line with the #GNONE 3.32 redesign of app icons:
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bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Wednesday, 22-Aug-2018 14:07:30 CEST bugaevc I never did the #introductions thing, so here goes!
I'm a software developer who loves to hack on stuff. Some of my interests: #Linux, #Rust, #Kotlin, #Android, #Python, #objc, pure #C, #Darwin, #Wayland, #GNOME, & there's more.
I live in Moscow, ?? & currently study at CMC MSU.
I work at SmartDec where I write a cool static analyzer for Java & Kotlin. I'm also a tech editor at tproger.ru
I'm on the Darling team; we hack on macOS internals to make apps & programs targeting Darwin run on Linux/Android.