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661.
by pluc 2y ago
You'd still have to learn this one... Takes 10 minutes to learn all about i3 config.
662.
by pluc 2y ago
There is no such thing as free public transport.
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by pluc 2y ago
Or you could just use RSS...
664.
by pluc 2y ago
For anyone willing to try, the installers are exceedingly simple and Steam makes gaming a breeze. Getting away from that "it's for nerds" image you're referring to is exactly what Linux needs to do
665.
by pluc 2y ago
Because you get fired when bringing dissenting opinions
666.
by pluc 2y ago
So fail2ban?
667.
by pluc 2y ago
These abstractions are great but are contributing to brutal de-skilling.
668.
by pluc 2y ago
Reminder: Musk runs Twitter, Tesla, SpaceX and whatever the fuck else.
669.
by pluc 2y ago
Ain't no reason I should have to buy a US product
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by pluc 2y ago
We don't have unit prices here.
671.
by pluc 2y ago
I'm doing that these days at the grocery store. If your shit ends in an odd number, I'm assuming it's been shrinkflated. OJ bottle of 1.87 liter? Pass.
672.
by pluc 2y ago
It's cheaper to buy a house than to rent. Story at 6.
673.
by pluc 2y ago
Seriously - i3 config isn't that complicated and the documentation/community is great.
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by pluc 2y ago
Does everyone get vacations between April and October or is that just the hockey division?
675.
by pluc 2y ago
It's very different to have the code and suggest things than it is to obtain the code and suggest things, without introducing noticeable delay in processing that code
676.
by pluc 3y ago
That's an oxymoron if I've ever seen one.
677.
by pluc 3y ago
All browsers on everything but iOS are just Chrome with different design
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Test drive Linux distros online(distrosea.com)
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by pluc 3y ago
Precisely. The abstraction of knowledge is a cultural staple of that ecosystem. It's great and all, but you end up with developers who have no understanding of what is happening when they click "next next next next yes finish&quot
680.
by pluc 3y ago
I know you're not asking about the personality behind the skills, but I'd sooner take a JS dev than a .NET one (even (and maybe especially) that Core runs on Linux), I'd even switch the entire stack to avoid having to deal wi
681.
by pluc 3y ago
I'd stop it at "because of knowledge"
682.
by pluc 3y ago
You'll never find a developer on casino slot machines.
683.
by pluc 3y ago
Eh, I think it caught on because it's simple to describe. Da Vinci's other pieces in the Uffizi are a lot more elaborate and can't be summed up by "portrait with a smile". People like simple.
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by pluc 3y ago
Could be worse, the Terror and Erebus are also out there. At least Endurance doesn't have a terrifying name. https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/nu/epaveswrecks/culture/arch...
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by pluc 3y ago
It makes it possible to do, in half an hour, tasks which were completely unnecessary to do before.
686.
by pluc 3y ago
Aw, one of my first project in web development was a fishing tournament platform so for some odd reason that's dear to my heart (though I care little for the actual thing). Probably the best intro you can have to "never trust user
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by pluc 3y ago
The most interesting question I have with all this is: Do you think this was a planned effort or was it opportunistic? Did they know what they were doing and social engineered towards it, or did they figure out what to do based on the day-t
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by pluc 3y ago
Non-cancer link: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/ (though that won't work on VPNs now) (I just got a little emotional because these are things we used to say on reddit and now we say them about reddit
689.
by pluc 3y ago
Now do blockchain
690.
by pluc 3y ago
nah but physics were. I remember a level in a hospital with one of those privacy curtains between two beds that you could walk through and that thing would move so beautifully

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