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by sleepycatgirl 3y ago
It is hell even for tech savvy android though.
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by sleepycatgirl 3y ago
Kobo, Onyx, and more e-ink devices, I never had to install any app. Even if I bought it on Amazon, I can deDRM it with ease (bless Calibre and deDRM tools), and then go on my own merry way, with cute e-readers, and actually owning the file.
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by sleepycatgirl 3y ago
That is.. quite opposite from the experience I have had. I have discussed a fair amount of topics, it was civil, and things were fine. Though, the only time when I did see that happen, was when someone was transphobic, homophobic, racist an
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by sleepycatgirl 3y ago
Huh. My new phone doesn't have Google play services, so I kept old OP6 solely for the bank app... but the bank app is also on the huawei app store... So now I am almost tempted to see if I can get the bank app on my current phone, and
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by sleepycatgirl 3y ago
Clojure is a cute lisp, and lisp is cute. So.. Double cute? (Even if I very much prefer CL, Clojure is still a comfy option nonetheless)
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by sleepycatgirl 3y ago
It is real comfy on e-ink android devices :3
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by sleepycatgirl 3y ago
Umh... What about a case of ~7-10...? Like, don't get me wrong, I know I am doing way too little, and I am working on improving this, but at times, certain limitations regarding this... I just can't help but beat myself up.
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Oh, thats.. certainly not encouraging.. Because other than that, Janet seems interesting. Well.. Maybe one day, we will have good emacs integration, I guess?
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
IIRC Calibre supports ARM architecture since 6.0 release, which was July 2022
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
That was good article :D Definitely going to look into Haiku more myself :)
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
That's a very good thing to aim for :D Good luck in the new year :3
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Okay, so.. At the very least, not give up into suicidal thoughts, but, beside that... Read more for leisure. Which, is why I bought cute e-ink device, and it helps tremendously regarding that... Read more to learn language . In this case,
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Both are very much fine :D
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
For niche software, I found steam-run, or distrobox As for last problem.. Yeah. It is a problem. x.x
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Ooh, first time I hear about IPFS, seems pretty peculiar.. definitely going to check it out :D
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Bless TOR, it is such wonderful piece of software
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Oooh, those look wonderful, I will install it and see if I like them more than doom themes :D
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Nope. It is never too late. As long as you are alive, you can change things. It certainly won't be easy. But it is doable. The only thing that is stopping you, is your own mind. And I believe in you. You can do it! Also I wish you a n
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
More integration, and it's more powerful. With python, you less so use REPL for development, and more for testing, while in Common Lisp, you develop with it. You have REPL running, you can evaluate functions, and definitions on the fly
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Lisp is cute I love the syntax, the REPL-driven development to which not many languages can come close (Smalltalk I think has something similar?)
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
People are complicated We are complicated We often don't even understand ourselves, why do we feel the way we do But we don't have to understand others, to be respectful to them I feel, the thing is that this person, has yet to ac
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Comfy software is cute, and cute names are important.
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Mainly because of how easy it ks to install steam, mesa-git, and latest kernel. Back when I had Nvidia card, Arch also was least painless when it came to the drivers for some reason, alongside gentoo. AUR was certainly useful with getting g
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Yeah.. Fedora was pretty nice, but this... is just silly. I myself ended up going to Arch (Really nice for gaming), then Gentoo, and ultimately settled on NixOS
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
You don't have to apologize, your comment is very much well written.
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Yeah, anki is one wonderful piece of software, and it is open source :D Also, I have a bit of advice regarding studying, learning in general: If you struggle to start things, because there is so much to learn and such, start small. Like, If
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Oh, I use ncdu too. Really wonderful tool, loving it. Also zstd, yeah, I use it on ZFS, and man, it saves me so much space its impressive, even on games lol
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Yeah... While I don't make use of some things (Like, I only have 1HDD, 1SDD (I do plan to change that once I will be building new PC though), so no RAID-Z for me, still, the way datasets work, made things painless (I mean, I can finall
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Not only that, they also have proper linux binaries, which is really really awesome. (Even if, it has caveat of having to use specific formats... but storage space is cheap nowadays, so that is not that huge of an issue, thankfully)
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by sleepycatgirl 4y ago
Well, ZFS way of managing disks is really comfy to me, and, The way datasets and snapshots work, let me have really space efficient game modding. I wrote a bit more about this on my extremely simple blog https://sleepycatgirl.git

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