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by approxim8ion 6y ago
I use JetBrains Mono now but I've also used Source Code Pro before. Really good fonts.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
By very definition it does.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Strawmen are killing America. Insert strawman here.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Nuance? In a discussion about China? How dare you.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
locate (mlocate) does that, but it's not find's job to do it. I understand why the naming might be unfortunate though.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
+1 for Zathura. I use it for reading PDF and CBR and it's great. Minimal and vi keybindings.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Two people can be simultaneously racist.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
I can't speak about Material Shell, but on dedicated tiling WMs, you get to select a subset of apps that you want to always open in floating mode to accommodate the use case you are describing. Nonetheless, I find myself not using that
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
I also enjoyed Robert Elliott Smith's Rage Inside the Machine ( https://www.rageinsidethemachine.com/ ) which is in a similar vein.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
>complete misunderstanding and misrepresentation of landlord's motivations and interests...rents are generally set through market forces Should their motivations and interests matter if market forces ultimately decide the outcome, w
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
I think it's a perverse display of greed, opulence and power and a driver of inequality that someone is entitled to a major portion of their tenant's paycheck every month. I don't believe someone should be able to generate an
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
>But being pro tenant doesn't mean you need to oppose everything that landlords do. No, but I oppose the very existence of landlords.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
with changes Microsoft claim to be for privacy, security etc. to the public.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Firefox. I have no reason to switch yet, and there are certain creature comforts (userChrome.css and a ton of under the hood changes in about:config) that make me want to stay.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
The dynamic tiling window manager Xmonad is written in Haskell and while I don't use it personally (I use bspwm), I've heard it's great.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
If you make <300k queries a month, it's free. Otherwise it's about $20 a year for unlimited queries. I have the paid plan and it's great. I haven't done any speed tests but it seems perfectly passable in terms of spee
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Yes, but I vastly prefer NextDNS.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Mint and Pop come to mind if you want to stay in the Ubuntu ecosystem without snaps. Debian is even more stable and retains apt as a package manager, but you will have older packages for stability and have to customize it a little. If you c
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
That's kind of like saying you can't criticize capitalism while still using an iPhone. I don't feel it holds.
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Haha, fair enough. Also turns out tab tab tab tab works on rofi -show window (my fault for not using it much hence not knowing) so maybe it's not all that different after all!
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Rofi is great, but it's still adding several extra keystrokes for something that alt-tab essentially does in 2 (alt, hold tab till you get to a window you want, release to go to it. on rofi, you'd have to press alt-tab to invoke t
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by approxim8ion 6y ago
Imo if you're only floating, Openbox is even lighter than i3 and works great. Super configurable too- the config file is just XML. I really enjoyed my time on it but I like tiling too much. Window-snapping wasn't enough.