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by opan 2y ago
>The reason I think UBI won't fix much is, UBI cannot give people purposes to live. Obviously we already have enough material wealth for everyone and UBI is just a confirmation. But "meaning" is always a luxury, and will b
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by opan 2y ago
>Did Google have to open Chromium? No. Google did not make Chromium from scratch, and so were obligated to use a license compatible with the previous source they used. That source can be traced back to KDE's Konqueror browser and it
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by opan 2y ago
I guess this is like a dunk and I shouldn't even respond, but I'd probably (from less) do /nick.*http and then hit n or N a bunch to jump around. Yeah, it's technically a regex, I guess, but I think it's probably th
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by opan 2y ago
I still use IRC, irssi in particular. My go-to for searching local logs is `less` rather than grep. I have the date on every line in the log file. I can jump to a specific date easily, then search a different term up/down from that spo
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by opan 2y ago
I have over a dozen people I regularly talk to on Matrix, though I prefer to not use browser/electron apps, so I only use Element on my phone (separate codebase from other Element), and Nheko on my PC. FluffyChat on Android also seems
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by opan 2y ago
Haven't the Max/Ultra type chips always come much later, close to when the next number of standard chips came out? M2 Max was not available when M2 launched, for example.
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by opan 2y ago
At this point, like with many things, you'll have to go model by model and not trust a whole company to do something right. I have several of the Netgear R6220 router running OpenWrt, but Netgear as a whole tends to not have OpenWrt
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by opan 2y ago
It's great for learning the Ham radio test answers (publicly available), Major System, and NATO Phonetic Alphabet. I did not particularly enjoy Anki when I first tried it for Japanese-learning. I also found using it on my phone (AnkiDr
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by opan 2y ago
While they seem different, they can be used in similar ways. Sorta like how Delta Chat turns email into something like IMs with a conversation view. It's all passing around text/media at the end of the day.
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by opan 2y ago
I would highly recommend the "foot" terminal if you are on Wayland and can use it. I used urxvt, termite, and briefly alacritty in the past.
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by opan 2y ago
Yes, you're correct on both counts. You can add non-default channels and get a different kernel if you so desire. Personally I have stuck to the defaults.
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by opan 2y ago
Gentoo can do systemd or OpenRC, but I think systemd is default. I would recommend Guix System if you don't want systemd, as it uses GNU Shepherd instead.
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by opan 2y ago
>Marcan didn’t like a kernel developer using the phrase “we are the thin blue line” implies he’s politically liberal, in the US sense. From what I saw on urbandictionary, it seems more likely to be something cops in high crime areas in t
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by opan 2y ago
Stuff like this is fairly common. Drivers for the Wiimote and other Nintendo controllers were not put in the kernel by Nintendo employees or with their blessing. Sometimes you want something to work and the only way is to handle it yourself
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by opan 2y ago
Although I'm aware many distros care somewhat about reproducible builds these days, I tend to associate it primarily with Guix System, I never really considered it a feature of NixOS, having used both (though spent much more time on Gu
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by opan 2y ago
This sounds like tmux-resurrect and not a built-in feature. Similarly, C-a is the default GNU screen prefix, C-b is the default prefix for tmux (though this is a fairly common rebind for people who wanted it to work more like screen).
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by opan 2y ago
>[4]: I will probably never beat HL2 again Only a handful of games I've played make me motion sick, but Half-Life 2 is really bad. I don't think I ever felt sick playing CS:GO, though, so it must be something specific to HL2
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by opan 2y ago
The trick is to only buy ones with ROCKNIX support and ignore the rest, no matter how good they sound on paper or how cool the design is. Pretty similar to getting a phone with LineageOS support or router with OpenWrt support, so I managed
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by opan 2y ago
Can you set a bitmap font?
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by opan 2y ago
Low power device to leave on all the time, particularly for people who don't leave their clients on all the time. Like a router, but more versatile (although with a better OS on it, an actual router may do the same job).
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by opan 2y ago
Luckily some people warned about this a lot online (not to take too much, most pills are too much) and I was able to find 1mg tablets on Amazon when I wanted some.
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by opan 2y ago
I enable seconds on my PC and phone clocks, and basically anywhere it's an option. I enjoy seeing if two messages on IRC were just 3 seconds apart as it will often tell you the second person hasn't actually read the first person&#
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by opan 2y ago
Whatever made him use pool fencing as his random example is probably also why the ad showed up. Maybe it's the season for that stuff, he saw other ads earlier, or other friends talked about it. He may not consciously remember that, but
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by opan 2y ago
I consider myself a non-programmer and use nvim daily on my PC for config editing, note-taking, anime playlist management, writing emails (inside aerc). Next time I try programming, I'll also use it for that I'm sure.
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by opan 2y ago
I've happily used LineageOS without gapps for years across several OnePlus devices. If I ever need a new phone I check their supported devices list to pick, and the stock ROM on my new device gets overwritten the day it arrives. Curren
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by opan 2y ago
I actually have to fight this feature a lot, but I appreciate what it's trying to do. For me the issue is I'm often trying to triple click to select full IRC lines and it keeps only selecting parts of the line because the person h
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by opan 2y ago
>it doesn't support bitmap fonts Very disappointing. Not sure why people are trying to kill off bitmap support in everything these days. Will stick with foot.
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by opan 2y ago
I use visual mode quite a bit. Unsure if I use it or pasting more, honestly.
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by opan 2y ago
No, just hjkl, which are not used that much when you have better options like e, w, b, }, etc. A lot of people make a big deal about hjkl in other layouts, but speaking from experience going from qwerty to dvorak to workman, it's not a
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by opan 2y ago
CUA bindings are very QWERTY-centric, which feels even more dated to me. The mnemonic style binds remain more equal across layouts. In the case of p, there's also P, so you'd likely lose half the functionality trying to force it i

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