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by pkulak 3y ago
You sound like a fellow Sway user. I switched too for a bit, as it’s the new blessed terminal, but I had a couple glitches in a TUI app and switched back. Not really sure what I could have really gained by switching. They are both great.
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by pkulak 3y ago
In the age of Vim being a full IDE, these kinds of things only become more important.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Or what to call it.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Oh wonderful. 15 minutes to get the page, put down my beer, get on my computer, sign in to everything, get 2-factored 3 times AND figure out exactly what’s happening and fix it.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Wow, Cue looks kinda awesome. How come this is the first I’m hearing of it?
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by pkulak 3y ago
That statement is just one of a million in the "calculus does not exist" realm, and is not nearly as interesting as this article was. EDIT: apologies for the tone; came off very snide on second read.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Valve may be the single greatest asset to desktop Linux at this point (after Redhat, possibly), and it would be such a shame to have all that destroyed.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I'm saying that installing and removing packages is equivalent to not installing them at all, not that if your boyfriend leaves you, uninstalling LibreOffice should undo it.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I think the definition should be: Installing any number of packages, then removing them in any order, at any future point(s) in time, is equivalent to never having installed them at all. This leaves some distros out, but I feel like it’s th
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by pkulak 3y ago
NixOS has a desktop installer now. If they had an easy way to setup Flathub and turn on auto updates, it would be as user-friendly as Silverblue. I actually have several family members on it, since I can do that first post-install setup.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Yeah, but sometimes I do want to search a project within 5 minutes of opening it. IntelliJ and it’s indexing, even when you had the project open 30 minutes ago, drives me crazy. Alternatives are good.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Neovim plus the Rust treesitter thing is really good. Intellij has work to do before they are worth paying for. Which is great! I love competition. Kotlin is probably my favorite language to program in, but I hate how it locks you in to a s
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by pkulak 3y ago
I keep using Swappa, and it still works, even though no individual sellers are left.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Oh, thanks! Didn't even think to check there.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Oh interesting. I assumed that since even Nix has a hard-coded /bin/sh, it must be required. Probably _essentially_ required.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Holy smokes do you ever have complicated taxes!
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by pkulak 3y ago
/bin/sh is a POSIX requirement though.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Arg, there's no Nix package for eza. Maybe I need to make one...
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by pkulak 3y ago
It absolutely _feels_ like there's an anti-EV campaign to pump out FUD concerning tires. First it was long-tailpipe stuff, but that didn't really gain much traction (har har), so we're on to the next one. Not saying it's
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by pkulak 3y ago
The Bolt starts under 20 grand after rebates. There is exactly _one_ gas car that cheap, and it'll probably be gone after this model year. Besides, beginning to not sell gas cars five years from now isn't exactly "leaving mos
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by pkulak 3y ago
> Currently EV charging in many places in Europe is a joke. So what. It's time to move, not wait around indefinitely for some perfect time to switch. Even if there wasn't a single public EV charger in all of Europe, it would st
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by pkulak 3y ago
Love this idea! What determines the width of a window?
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by pkulak 3y ago
Gnome and KDE have kinda nailed it, don’t you think? I mean, what are you going to bring to the table by writing a stacking window manager? There are infinite ways to tile windows; one way to stack them.
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by pkulak 3y ago
This is the first I’ve heard of a “kill ring” thing, and it sounds wonderful. Pasting in Vim is generally a PITA because I always cut some word, then delete something to make room for it, which is itself another cut, and then I have to reme
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by pkulak 3y ago
Like a cow’s opinion.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I almost always have something more than “thanks” to say. Like, “Good point about the enfabulator, I hadn’t thought of that. Thanks.” Or, “Oh yeah, I will have to try that way. Seems very promising. Thank you.”
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by pkulak 3y ago
That thing seems kinda scammy. Never been able to find a real human who has received one.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I wish there was such a thing as an in-window heat exchanging ventilator. Yes, I can just run the heater, but I shouldn’t have to. And punching a whole in my wall to install something permanent is so… permanent. And expensive!
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by pkulak 3y ago
Not only that, but horrible maintainability is also proof of difficulty. If something requires multiple engineers to babysit, 24-7, then certainly that's not something inherent in the design, it's inherent in the problem.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I like to keep the phone in my pocket, but put in a single airpod for directions.

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