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Now this is art. I'd love to see some that are an animated desktop as if one is watching someone use the connected computer. I think vanity VNC Servers are a space worth exploring.
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Thanks for your response in an otherwise dead thread. Unfortunately `C-h m` seems to show the bindings as defined by the mode and not what they actually are. So in the example of Magit, `z` is supposed to be bound to `magit-stash` but it&#x
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The article was apparently published in 2021 but meow has had a release as recently as October. https://github.com/meow-edit/meow There's also a Doom Emacs module: https://github.com/meow-edit/
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What urban hellhole do you live in where you can't buy a home in a safe neighborhood while earning $200K?! You need to look outside your immediate area. Or at another state. Most of the USA is nothing like that.
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Just wait for systemd-telemetry.
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I used to run Devuan on servers but all the package versions being far out of date was frustrating. Now I run Guix System (on desktop and servers). No systemd there either.
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"learning" as a noun descends from Old English so has always been current in the language in the intended sense.[1] "lesson" came from Old French in the 13th century and has changed its original meaning over time.[2] The
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Guix uses GRUB like most distros (but is scripted a bit to allow booting earlier generations of the system). The init system is Guile (Shepherd). Fewer packages, yes, but the packages are by far the most common ones. It's easy to add p
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https://orgro.org This was new to me. Can install with F-Droid or support the author by purchasing from an app store.
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You're missing the point. The parent comment isn't talking about murder but "defaming" someone on fucking Wikipedia. Even if Liechtenstein takes a big issue with this to the point of extradition, the government of wherev
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No, looks to be almost the exact dimensions of the MS9. Would definitely be indiscernible in feel too.
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This series of construction videos is some of the most interesting content I've seen on the Practical Engineering (or in this case, also branded as Practical Construction) channel. Highly recommended to watch on Nebula. Keep up the gre
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Microsoft sure has grown a lot of merch. And yes, children love it. Including my own.
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Minetest, which has been around nearly as long and is a FOSS game with more or less feature parity, covers all these bases. Super easy to script in Lua. Simple to set up servers. I've gotten my kids into Minetest after they kept hearin
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The government is also bringing in tons of unskilled workers and "students" who are curiously not enrolled anywhere and it absolutely shows.
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As a software engineer who has done plenty of home improvement, gardening, automotive repair, etc, I think the best and brightest would learn quickly. Now, let's take the average farmer, orchard worker, construction worker, and then ch
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> There is literally no driver for change away from windows. (Not including this colossal fuck up.)
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Single Rust binary: YES. I looked at the Bashbro source and said NOPE. And I've written a lot of increasingly complex Bash. At some point you just have to realize that you're using the wrong tool for the job. Dufs even has tests
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You can't count on nc being installed but you can count on it being installable . That's a problematic distinction in some situations.
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This is a fascinating idea. However, I wonder how it fits with the fact that the target type of project is still maintained by one person / project expert. Where is the redundancy for the proverbial maintainer-run-over-by-a-bus? While
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It allows you to enter your passphrase to unlock your Linux LUKS partition before you even get a menu to chainload Windows. At least this is what an Arch Linux derivative (Artix) system of mine does, amusingly. It sort of gives an observer
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> Making fuel for those by taking CO2 out of the atmosphere is a double win. It's just a single win because the CO2 is going right back into the atmosphere as the fuel is used (carbon neutral, not carbon negative). Still, a win is b
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It's a pilot plant. Its purpose is to develop, test, and demonstrate the technology. If successful then they can follow through with plans to build bigger plants that run at full capacity. They won't get the funding for the latter
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I've seen quite a few projects lately that are generating their release notes from commit history. This is quite *bad* because it's frequently full of things that are inconsequential for users. I really don't care that you re
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I don't disagree but I think it's sad to see the word "engineering" used in this context. What you describe I would call highly optimized bullshit artistry. Maybe the watering down of the term started with "social e
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It's hard to imagine a decent web browsing experience these days without GPU acceleration. Sadly. I still wish the web were more like Gopher.
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You know what really ruffles my feathers? When aerospace constantly steals names from the far more interesting field of ornithology.
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> Search and summon windows > > Shortcat lets you search window titles for more precise multi-tasking. StumpWM has this and it's a beautiful thing (default binding: prefix+"). I got in the habit of titling terminal and br
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Google can't take back the source but they can make distribution of binaries hard? Most Windows users are very dependent on pre-built binaries, for example. And doesn't Google have leverage over Mozilla by way of their funding?
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Tridactyl does this also. Nyxt does this also. If you really care about all websites having roughly the same key binding experience then you need to use an extension or custom browser.
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