Paulo Marcel Coelho Aragão

I've just discovered that I can work around the excessive padding problem with eyeD3's option `--max-padding`: as eyeD3 is the last tool in the chain, and it fidgets with the...

Thanks for your honest answer, @nicfit. Another reason for me to learn Python!

I'm running ag built from master (5b10c68e0f3454ef96c1b62edf611b980bfff333) on Xubuntu 18.04, and I've just been hit by this issue. Here's a way to reproduce it: 1. Create a git repo ```...

You nailed it ! Yes, of course, I could have thought that libgit2 handled all the interaction with the repository, but ... I didn't. Apologies !

I'm trying to migrate from Google Chrome to Firefox, and so looking for equivalent extensions. I used [RegExp Download Organizer](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/regexp-download-organizer/oamembonjndgangicfphlckkdmagpjlg) on Chrome that intercepts and routes downloads, including downloads not...

Thanks a lot for the explanation, @gyng ! From the discussions on that issue report, it doesn't look like it's going to be implemented. What a shame that Firefox doesn't...

Found out ! If there's a pipeline, bash seems to add the current command to the history **BEFORE** running `fc`, so, to retrieve the last command and get rid of...

As a suggestion, I'd replace function `prev()` with an alias: ``` alias prev='cmd=$(fc -ln -2 -2 | sed "s/^[ \\t]*//"); eval pet new $(printf %q "$cmd")' ```

This is still not good. When I use tab completion to complete a command, and the add it to pet with `prev`, with the alias that I suggested, the command...

This will solve the problem: ``` alias prev='cmd=$(fc -ln -2 -2 | sed -E "s/^[ \\t]*//; s/[ ]*\$//"); eval pet new $(printf %q "$cmd")'