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by opan 7mo ago
>no mention of Dvorak or Colemak? Let's have that eternal discussion again! I prefer Workman. Used to use Dvorak. Did not see much point to Colemak or its Mod DH variant by the time I was open to switching again, Workman set out to
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by opan 7mo ago
I do (re-)root my phone (after each update I have to flash the Magisk-modified boot.img again), but FWIW almost nothing needs root on Android, it lets you do way more by default than iOS. I think some people equate jailbreaking and rooting
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by opan 7mo ago
>I had somehow pigeonholed it as "for cloud to local or vice-versa", and never considered it for local transfer, like over my own LAN. Huh. Exact same thoughts here. I never used rclone because I don't use AWS or similar,
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by opan 7mo ago
In sway, put the lower priority windows in another workspace, or the scratchpad, or in tabs/stacks. You can bind keys to focus specific programs by their appid/class also, so even if they're on another workspace or monitor it
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by opan 7mo ago
mpv + sshfs is the way.
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by opan 7mo ago
I've been on both sides of this. Absolutely sucks as a user falling prey to stalebot or some poor sap pretending to be stalebot, but when I was working in enterprise tech support it was a huge relief to close a case and get it off my p
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by opan 7mo ago
I often feel similarly to this when it comes to anime vs manga. I've explained it to people as the anime with its voice acting, music, motion, and color being able to present a better version of the story. You hit the nail on the head
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by opan 7mo ago
>Tons of small and big business runs on Excel, and there's simply no alternative in the market for it, with 100% compatibility. And considering the ammount of stuff running on obscure excel formulas, and excel macros, it will take a
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by opan 7mo ago
This was my first thought as well. I think I end up just calling it nvim sometimes even conversationally, the binary name is the most "real" thing to me.
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by opan 7mo ago
I also remember school Macs being slow and unreliable at times. I wonder how much of that was related to how they were provisioned, with network accounts and stuff to let the IT guy spy on you and lock your computer.
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by opan 7mo ago
Your link's not loading for me, but I can recommend Guix System to anyone looking for a systemd-free distro similar to NixOS. For something Arch-like, there's Void (but beware it is not actually based on Arch, so no AUR or pacman)
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by opan 7mo ago
Worse than this issue, but kind of related, sometimes TTY1 (and maybe also the other TTYs) is being spammed by log info on boot, and if you have a TTY login it isn't obvious you can just log in anyway. Had a friend using Arch+i3 with T
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by opan 7mo ago
If you start by hitting backspace a few times and/or typing random characters and deleting them (to make sure the keyboard's working and sending your inputs where you think) it should obscure the length somewhat.
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by opan 7mo ago
I find it's usually faster to hit ctrl-u and start over anyway.
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by opan 7mo ago
Now that you mention i3lock, if sudo showed a symbol changing with each keystroke, it could show it's working (not frozen, accepting input) without revealing the length, similarly to i3lock. I've seen ascii loading spinners from p
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by opan 7mo ago
I think you gotta actually try to use it as your main OS to hit some of the snags. It can browse the web just fine, but I couldn't get sshfs working. There were strange global keyboard shortcuts, rarely actually used, breaking common s
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by opan 7mo ago
Are you sure? Port may be in the name, but it seemed like people were using it like Proton, random users trying it with various games. Not sure if this is still happening. There was also Whisky, but that's been abandoned. "Wine Su
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by opan 7mo ago
I use a docked ThinkPad with the lid closed and two external monitors. Here are my config bits. set $laptop eDP-1 set $landscape 'Hewlett Packard HP ZR24w CNT037144C' set $portrait 'Hewlett Packard HP ZR24w CNT03512JN
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by opan 7mo ago
Pano is also the name of the scrobbler I started using recently. My old one quit working (API changes?) and I found Pano Scrobbler on F-Droid. Weird to see the collision so soon after discovering the other.
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by opan 7mo ago
>haven't found a controller to match the speed and precision needed to aim and fire at a game opponent. Gyro aim is a must, and if you wanna be the best you can be, I would also suggest learning Flick Stick, which in addition to usi
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by opan 7mo ago
I don't wanna come off as defending any of this, but even 20 years ago I'd bring my own snacks or eat nothing at the movies, the stuff they sell was always considered overpriced. So I'd definitely skip the sodas and popcorn.
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by opan 7mo ago
There's mpv-webm, which is great, but has no way to make a lossless clip AFAIK.
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by opan 7mo ago
Really? That's surprising. I guess if you mostly used it on servers or if you used default GNOME/KDE you might not run into it. It was the go-to screenshot tool for anyone using openbox, i3, most small WMs. A more universal tool t
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by opan 7mo ago
> realized that it had been broken for almost two weeks. I'd used that computer every day and hadn't needed to use a mouse even once. I had a similar experience on a smaller scale a few weeks ago. I keep an extra keyboard of my
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by opan 7mo ago
Dangerously close to "scrot" which is both an X11 screenshot tool and general slang for a screenshot.
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by opan 7mo ago
(n)vim can also do this, if you've set up an ssh alias in your ssh config for your multi-hop destination you just list it where the hostname would go. e.g. nvim scp://remotemachine/.config/emacs/init.el For the
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by opan 7mo ago
Codeberg has my favorite UI of the bunch as well. As a regular user rather than a programmer, I really appreciate how easy it is to find both Issues (I am a frequent bug reporter) and Releases near the top of the page. GitHub hides Releases
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by opan 7mo ago
>All the other lines set options to their default value, which is pointless. I kinda like doing this for some programs, both as a way to see the current settings at a glance, and to avoid issues if defaults change in an update. At least
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by opan 7mo ago
Can't say I really interact with the "community", I installed the program and I use it a lot. I am grateful for the existence of vi and vim. I now use neovim where I can. vim or vi as needed.
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by opan 7mo ago
I think I first switched because neovim supported the XDG config location, I could have ~/.config/nvim/init.vim instead of ~/.vimrc.

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