Fnoord

30 ms·

601.
by Fnoord 2y ago
That guy ain't doing EO's. He ain't even leading the country; Dick Schoof does. Well, on paper, at least.
602.
by Fnoord 2y ago
[flagged]
603.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Try tldr find or tldr tar for examples. Use fzf on history to find past success. Consider a toollike ouch [1] or fd instead of find. [1] https://crates.io/crates/ouch
604.
by Fnoord 2y ago
The Apple macOS model of implementing useful features from apps (in ST's case: plugins) stands out as long as there are reasonable trade offs. Without it, you have to use so much glue for a good experience. So, look at the very popular
605.
by Fnoord 2y ago
I got a burn-out and lost my job. In the meantime my license expired. Once I get a job again (if ever) I will once again buy a license. I'll give zed a look. One thing I miss with ST is remote editing.
606.
by Fnoord 2y ago
My Fossil HR Collider lasted 4 weeks. It could do much (but not all) of the stuff my Pebble Classic/Pebble 2 could do. Both could control music during workout, pick up calls, put radios off. What I liked most about it is it could disgu
607.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Woah, Facebook is hosting malware. Seriously though, I'm curious (have no account): are you able to post that link on Facebook?
608.
by Fnoord 2y ago
What the fork?
609.
by Fnoord 2y ago
For me, a couple of years ago a vertical mouse almost instantly solved my RSI which I only once had severe before in 40+ years of computer usage (that was due to physical work, though they attempted to gaslight me into being a heavy compute
610.
by Fnoord 2y ago
i9 power efficient, OK lol. If you want power efficient, get a Kontron. Below 3W idle we can talk. My MS-01 does 16W idle.
611.
by Fnoord 2y ago
It is a reoccurring joke, aka a meme (before internet memes were internet memes). If you liked it, it builds on repetition and nostalgia. If you disliked it, you won't like when repeated. On top of that, whether you liked it or not it
612.
by Fnoord 2y ago
For gaming, absolutely. But macOS and Apple devices aren't tailored towards that, and their mice are oddballs anyway: one button, and heavily tailored towards gestures. They're a mouse and touchpad in one. I quit using it when I g
613.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Before performing a mod like this (or generally opening up your device) put your device in battery safe mode [1] [1] https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/How+to+Enable+Steam+Deck+Batter...
614.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Not very power efficient, and warranty is meh. Had to do a repaste to get proper cooling.
615.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Back in days (around twenty years ago) I used NoMachine on Debian/SPARC to do exactly this: run GNOME remotely. Waypipe nowadays allows the same, but I don't think it has resuming support.
616.
by Fnoord 2y ago
French and Brits do a lot of things the other way around, like imperial system, ATON/NATO, driving on the other side of the road. Just mentioned the age bracket. Kids who are younger or older are outliers.
617.
by Fnoord 2y ago
A couple of years ago (2-3), I had a fully functioning Linux desktop with Wayland and SwayWM. Even automation worked, key rebinds worked, touchpad (approx like it works on macOS). Lots of software with great performance, too. Like Alacritty
618.
by Fnoord 2y ago
He does block certain tags 'by accident'.
619.
by Fnoord 2y ago
I own a Mudi v1, it is Chinese and 'just runs OpenWrt' (with mods). I had to use such device for a previous job (not w/eSIM tho). Battery life was good, but now not so much, and battery isn't user replaceable.
620.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Heh, agreed. But the derailing of USA is extremely worrying to me (the trend is downward), whereas with China it is a given I accepted.
621.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Said 'bastion of democracy' is a flawd democracy [1] who voted in a president who allegedly (facepalm) initiated a coup and got away with it. Also, a convicted criminal. You could say it is a bastion of liberty but I'm from E
622.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Useful examples could be added to tldr ffmpeg See [1]. Regarding security concerns: agreed! We should generate one-shot jails before firing up 'curl | sh' or 'llm CLI'. [1] https://github.com/tldr-
623.
by Fnoord 2y ago
I just tried uv and the performance blows pip(x) out of the water. No contest, really. I swapped most stuff from pipx to uv (some wouldn't build).
624.
by Fnoord 2y ago
At long last, systemd-client: merry meet! Next step is such a TUI for non-Linux such as macOS, FreeBSD, Windows. For macOS I use LaunchControl.app but it isn't a TUI. Just one thing: I had to do $ uv tool install git+https:/&#
625.
by Fnoord 2y ago
My rule of thumb is: not more or less than AliExpress, though Prime is a bit reassuring. I got Chinese tech which gives me skin rashes, or smells really bad. The advantage of Amazon though, is that I can sent back items without much hassle.
626.
by Fnoord 2y ago
You cannot trust a human to avoid buying crap on Amazon but like I said with Prime the only cost is time (and, to be fair: Co2 footprint). Dynamic CVV would mean you'd have to authorize the payment. If amount seems off, decline. To be
627.
by Fnoord 2y ago
I got Amazon Prime. If it has Prime, it is a no-brainer. Free return for 30 days. No S&H costs. Only cost is my time.
628.
by Fnoord 2y ago
Which does not contain pictures. Seems like a way to gain high signal to noise rating. You'll always miss out, there's FOMO for you. I am grateful for the suggestion, gonna give it a whirl.
629.
by Fnoord 2y ago
When you start wanting decent RAM, SBC end up being expensive. Kontron (Fujitsu) have some very low-power, efficient motherboard, the Kontron K3843-B. Also, Odroid-H4+ deliver a good bang for the buck. Excellent devices for low-power NAS &#
630.
by Fnoord 2y ago
I had a N810 and a N900. Had a Sharp Zaurus SL-C1000 before that, and an iRiver H340. The iRiver was fantastic, but heavy (due to HDD), single purpose, and offline. Also, 40 GB ended up being too little but back then it was _huge_. Nowadays

More ›