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thepostman0
3y ago
My house is full of woodworm and Chernobyl is welcome to take the timbers.
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thepostman0
3y ago
Talking of rarely need, most 105-key boards have numeric pads that are dust covered. TKL layouts are the future and they have an additional fn modifier, maybe there's room here to add another purpose to it.
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thepostman0
3y ago
The real bind is fitting travel around family life that changed since 2020, kids going to different schools and spouse changing jobs means work life balance is shared differently for most people. I can see the issue going beyond pay, people
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thepostman0
3y ago
If you're remote and move, then work requires you to change office location, in UK employment law I think they have to cover moving expenses. That could mean you get a moving allowance that you put into bricks. I'm not sure how it
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thepostman0
3y ago
Too much horizontal movement, great for python fans though.
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thepostman0
3y ago
Middle out compression changed everything.
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thepostman0
3y ago
It's not bad when considering they needed to not get in the way too much with 300 baud and less and work from human input.
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thepostman0
4y ago
Maybe, you can SSH to GNU Screen and attach where you were, perhaps from your phone to just read. You could do the same with rdesktop to something x11, but you'd need more than a 256MB VM for that. If you have this running 24x365 then
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thepostman0
4y ago
I think mono.org is still going
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thepostman0
4y ago
Competitive at what? Templating?
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thepostman0
4y ago
Checkmate cancer
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thepostman0
4y ago
The bug looks closed recently: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=892664#49
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thepostman0
4y ago
Might not be exactly what you're after: https://github.com/scottwilliambeasley/debian-from-scratch
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thepostman0
4y ago
For me it is the amount of ram it demands. Most of the day it is an IRC client, for a small portion it does voice/video. How does it need a gig of RAM all day? This squeezes my computer towards e-waste, and I'll be damned if I thr
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thepostman0
4y ago
(Ganda means to look)
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thepostman0
4y ago
Lots of support for vi editing. Things like bash (set -o vi) and other CLI/TUI have bindings. Check out the browser plugin vimmium too.
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thepostman0
4y ago
If you can't say it in plain text, it isn't worth saying.
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thepostman0
4y ago
man has an Easter egg for anyone interested: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/man-db.git/commit/?id=84bd...
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4y ago
They were nice to sit near on a cold day.
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thepostman0
4y ago
Not really, there's BBC Clock, since most things involve computers.
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thepostman0
6y ago
Great, now companies will expect us to reply to messages when we sleep.