bool3max

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by bool3max 5y ago
More likely Google will find a way to eliminate much of the raven population in the area.
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by bool3max 5y ago
It's not hard. This is a .gov website and as such isn't plagued with a million external tracking and advertising/marketing scripts. It is also completely static.
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by bool3max 5y ago
GitHub recently introduced "Discussions". Issue-like threads basically. Whether they're acceptable for "praise" of the project varies from maintainer to maintainer I'd suppose.
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by bool3max 5y ago
No need to dial your tone down, the absolute fucking baboons whose idea that level of restriction on a website was deserve every bit of hate and criticism they get.
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by bool3max 5y ago
The link leads to a 404.
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by bool3max 5y ago
What a condenscending thing to say. Perhaps the maintainers simply aren't willing to waste valuable time and energy on inferior alternatives that attract fewer people. The usability and accessibility of a platform such as Discord simpl
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by bool3max 5y ago
There is already a setting which prevents people not on your friends list from contacting you, as well as a setting limiting who can request to add you as a friend. What more do you need?
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by bool3max 5y ago
I'm not sure why you would want Neofetch on any embedded system or corporate machine though.
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by bool3max 5y ago
Except the latter is not good, just aggressively marketed.
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by bool3max 5y ago
... as opposed to doing what?
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by bool3max 5y ago
Word processing is no simple task.
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by bool3max 5y ago
Seems like a fun learning project, but in the real world it's very counterproductive. You can obtain the base64 representation of the current clipboard contents very quickly using a single terminal shell command.
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by bool3max 5y ago
Not really, though I can provide any valid LaTeX input and get the appropriate result back. To be honest the setup is not ideal, as the input is first converted to a PDF file (that has to be saved in a temporary directory, along with other
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by bool3max 5y ago
I recently wrote a shell script bound to a keyboard shortcut, that pops up a window with a text input field that accepts LaTeX input, and immediately converts it to a JPG that is then copied to the clipboard. Super useful.
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by bool3max 5y ago
Works for me on sway (Wayland).
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by bool3max 5y ago
Well, X developers must've abandoned that idea for a reason.
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by bool3max 5y ago
They're too embarrassed of all the shit code they've written that makes the app slow - so they obfuscate it to try to hide how shit it is - and it turn it becomes even slower ;)
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by bool3max 6y ago
It's an absolute godsend. Scripting in it feels really intuitive compared to POSIX shells. I find it such a shame that we probably won't get rid of POSIX shells for at least a couple more decades... if that.