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2018-12-16
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Never heard of Vulfpeck before, but gave them a watch/listen on YouTube and they are definitely funky and fun to watch them play. I saw one video of them doing a cover of a Stevie Wonder song Reggae Woman, and they nailed it.
Anyone using a Pi-hole (black listed domains -> 127.0.0.1) for ad blocking? I'm thinking of switching over from ublock origin (hard to use on ipad).
What screen sizes do you guys have? I currently have a 24" monitor + macbook pro, and it feels really small. I need to fit more emacs windows on my screen. Was thinking of a 32".
I've used a Dell U2415 (24") with Emacs for years. The key IME is not to accumulate more windows, but rather to multiplex them somehow. Here's how my setup looks like:
there are three groups of tabs: per-file, per-project, per-workspace (grouping of projects). That way you can visualize/switch things easily
...that said I'm about to get a TV for coding. Actually I wouldn't mind if the resolution was my usual one, I just want something physically larger (40"-50") so I can use it from a sofa
That setup looks really sweet, nice to have the file tree to the left
I dont know, coding from the sofa sounds like a terrible idea. TV screens never have a satisfying sharpness for me
maybe because they are primarily TV or because their PPI is low
Looked from far away enough, a 50" screen with a 'normal' resolution for a PC (like 1920x1200) should look sharp. I just got started with the sofa experiment this weekend btw 🙂 good experience so far
I'm using two Samsung 55" 4K (3840x2160) monitors for coding. Main problem: display port -> hdmi cables I have found can only do 30fps @ 3840x2160. I don't mind it for coding, but would not use it for anything else at 30fps.
Heh... a 13.3" macbook pro.
A 34" 21:9 will be really good. It's about as tall as a 27" 16:9 but with more horizontal real-estate. And you can use your laptop with the screen closed. Multiple display setups never felt right to me.
has there been some sort of encoding screwup in macOS Mojave?
Apparently some binaries (`ruby`) need LANG/LC_* variables to be set to en_US.UTF-8, while others (`tr`) need C.
I just updated to Mojave and faced these issues for the first time. Never ever had to set these env vars at all before.
it has been pretty standard on linux systems to set LANG, but my high sierra system doesn’t have it set indeed
Yeah I found a thread about it for Rlang
^ the diff avove is my global exports, and below just a specific command.
The specific command was reasonable to be buggy, but the global config (for ruby) shouldn't be needed, at least IME