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by lawn 5mo ago
As I Swede snus can suck it.
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by lawn 5mo ago
Cool, thank you. I had some bugs with moving between a laptop and desktop and pack's lockfile kept getting out of sync, and pack didn't handle it well and sometimes even crashed. My build script also sometimes didn't work pro
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by lawn 5mo ago
I've been using Fennel to write my Neovim configurations and it's been really nice. The setup is a bit annoying but once there it's pretty nice. Some details about my setup (although I've moved back to lazy.nvim instead
34.
by lawn 5mo ago
I don't understand why people are using the API pricing instead of the Pro/Max subscriptions? What am I missing?
35.
by lawn 5mo ago
Both Emacs and Neovim gives you full control IF yhats what you're after.
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by lawn 5mo ago
Musk has a history.
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by lawn 5mo ago
Because it has CI and builds images in a nice and easy manner.
38.
by lawn 5mo ago
None and I don't want to. If I did I would host it on a VPS and make it public.
39.
by lawn 5mo ago
Get a VORON printer and get a kit. They're completely open (both software and hardware) and you can mod and do whatever the hell you want with them.
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by lawn 5mo ago
I've been running a self-hosted Forgejo. Extremely responsive and I've been really happy with it.
41.
by lawn 5mo ago
This surely must be sarcasm. Right...?
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Planning My Kubernetes Homelab(jonashietala.se)
3 points by lawn 5mo ago|0 comments
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by lawn 5mo ago
Are you implying Rust will stop working or something?
44.
by lawn 5mo ago
Try CachyOS instead. Ubuntu is not great.
45.
by lawn 5mo ago
I installed CachyOS for my 8-year old son and his desktop instead of Windows. It's been wonderful.
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by lawn 5mo ago
GrapheneOS.
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From GitHub to Codeberg/Forgejo(jonashietala.se)
3 points by lawn 5mo ago|0 comments
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by lawn 6mo ago
Just today I finished migrated all my public and private repositories to Forgejo, with a push mirror to Codeberg for relevant public repos. It's unbeleivably snappy and fast. I can't recommend Forgejo enough.
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by lawn 6mo ago
On Mars, Great Western Trails, Obsession, Luthier, and Spirit Island are some of my favorite games. And Netrunner of course!
50.
by lawn 6mo ago
A developer-focused laptop shouldn't even need arrow keys. It's weird what people prioritize.
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by lawn 6mo ago
Response from the support (according to the Framework forum): The Framework Laptop 13 Pro Touchscreen supports touch input but does not currently support stylus input. Like other Framework Laptop 13 models, it opens with a maximum hinge ang
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by lawn 6mo ago
So you'd rather buy the far-fetched conclusion that it's the touch screens fault? Weird. A bigger battery is the more likely cause.
53.
by lawn 6mo ago
Will the hinges be 360 like the laptop 12? I wonder how useful the touchscreen will be without it.
54.
by lawn 6mo ago
Qmk support for the keyboard, like the Laptop 16 has?
55.
by lawn 6mo ago
Gotta be honest, I have. I'm still living in a world where AMD is superior, but that may not be the case today?
56.
by lawn 6mo ago
Please say that the new keyboard has QMK support? It's the one thing I'm jealous of the Laptop 16 together with their key module that should let you design arbitrary layouts.
57.
by lawn 6mo ago
It's not a "great" system. The American system is flawed and has been continuously eroded and dismantled.
58.
by lawn 6mo ago
I believe you need to be taught that if you're under-developed you literally cannot be taught it yet. (Alas I guess that might be true for this lesson too!)
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by lawn 6mo ago
The democracy in the US is faulty in many ways. Democracy isn't a black or white kind of thing, so of course you can be ashamed of the lack of democracy that ended up with this person in charge.
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by lawn 6mo ago
If you aren't sure your answer is correct then you're more likely to redo the problem or try to confirm it with fuzzier calculations. This is difficult and is great exercise. Learning math isn't just about being correct. It&#

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