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https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow/issues/172
https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow/issues/615
But it looks like they finally removed that code a few months ago: https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow/pull/619
No. Glow connects to internet servers, screw that.
But that doesn't even make any s... Oh, I misread the title then.
But there is frankenPHP [1] already. And it's not just an interpreter, it's a complete app server with Caddy web server underneath.
I want to express just pure love towards your idea that software should be simple.
AFWall+
Switched to it from NetGuard mentioned above.
Pure graphomania.
Look, ma, I'm a blogger! Wait, no scratch that - I'm a WRITER!
r/DIWhy material.
For me it's exactly the opposite: I like numbered versions and I hate this Ubuntu/Debian/appleOS idiocy with naming versions like barking bore or lucrative lynx or Samara or any other crap like this where you need to constantly google the whole naming series to get the idea which one is newer.
This is pure cancer for the web we know.
Again: I don't care if they are a kid or an old fart, this should not be anyhow relevant to the post.
But I don't care how old they are, why did you mention that property as if it's something relevant to how the project should be perceived?
That's just the most brain dead rot I've read in a while.
Mozilla is a joke nowadays.
I am annoyed already beforehand.
How will that output look if you pipe it or redirect into a file?
How to retain colored output in the pipe, but without those animations/shadows/borders?
My process connects to, say, Postgres. What's going to happen to that connection upon restore?
Does crik guarantee the order of events (saving a checkpoint should be followed by killing the old process/pod, which should be followed by a restoration - the order of these 3 events is strict) and given that criu can checkpoint and restore sockets state correctly - how does that work for kubernetes? The new pod will have a different IP.
But there is no good software for defense. They either introduce obstacles while being barely useful or are useful, introduce obstacles for you and are proprietary and thus are malicious by design.
To make them imitate the real activity? To imitate what scarecrow does?
UA is just a signature a client sends. It's up to the client to use the signature they want to use.
I fake my UA the way I like.
Directly.
What if while reading you make notes - are you strealing content? If yes - should then people be forbidden from taking notes? How does writing down a note onto a piece of paper differ from writing it into your memory?