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rraghur
2mo ago
I use sidebery to set up rules so I can get the best of both... Parallel logins and automatic pinning
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2mo ago
For anyone here, here is a great example of constrained writing in Sanskrit from 7th or 8th century https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shishupala_Vadha#Linguistic_in... Just the verbal gymnastics, the wordplay and the ingen
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rraghur
7mo ago
Are you me? I'm 49.... Started at 12... In the same boat First 286 machine had a CMOS battery that was loose so I had to figure that out to make it boot into ms-dos This time it does feel different and while I'm using them ai more
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rraghur
10mo ago
Incremental borg backups uploaded to cloud storage... Have a cron job and get notified about every backup
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11mo ago
Was in the market for a Linux laptop for son who's entering college.... Dug through lenovo and saying that it's hard to find decent info on Linux support is an understatement... Finally got an e14 g6 AMD.... It's not supporte
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1y ago
haven't run windows in ages (15yrs). Can't even make sense of windows anymore since at work moved to Mac. Unfortunately, looks like I will need to now since for a laptop (thinkpad - AMD - sleep/suspend might be a dead end) So
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1y ago
Not sure about specific ones here... But I feel financial basics should be a mandatory course before graduation... Maybe it is available as electives in other counties but here in India, fresh graduates are shockingly illiterate financially
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1y ago
Kual+ had an option to stop auto updates... KT4 here
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1y ago
Just today had Gemini write a shell spot for me that had to generate a relative symlink.. Getting it to work xplat on linux & mac took more than ten tries and I stopped reading after the second At the end, I spent probably more time an
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rraghur
1y ago
Sort of like once you get used to GPS to get anywhere, you stop developing any further directional sense but even existing capabilities start withering away
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WiR tech:This computer chip is the key to an unhackable future – Hard Reset [video]
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2y ago
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2y ago
Yeah.. I get by with cmd g... In rooting for Asahi.. Linux on Mac hw would be so nice Realistically though, in spite of the heroic effort it'll always be crippled in some way OR if they manage to close the gap enough, Apple might still
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2y ago
Ctrl L works on gnome... Also does auto complete
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2y ago
So this may come off as salty but in just wondering if I'm the only one After years if Windows (at work) and Linux at home, I'm now using a Mac at work... Boy...it has its share of warts (like the other two)...and, imho, not the a
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2y ago
Experts to verify but overall the entire system available for inspection to the populace at will (so open source, reproducible builds, verifiability) etc There will still be questions around compromised keys/secrets I suppose in this c
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2y ago
Yes lots... Container integration... So certain urls always open in certain container... Snapshots I moved from tst a few years ago.. Let me get rid of a few more extensions too
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3y ago
Dan Snow's history hit podcast just started a series on him - https://open.spotify.com/episode/6ispIHiXbKt6ocJJH4RqN6
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3y ago
I get where they're coming from but I still think Wayland's broken by design. It's been 10+ (maybe even more) and it still feels like someone didn't think things true. If the answer to basic desktop capabilities are that
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CRISPR's Next Advance Is Bigger Than You Think – Jennifer Doudna – Ted [video]
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3y ago
The one in AMO is v4 though... I install the rc from GitHub and it's miles ahead
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3y ago
Lazy.vim. Long time plug user... Recently migrated to lazy and haven't been disappointed. Fixes a number of niggles I had with vim plug
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3y ago
Sorry.. meant to reply to child comment from user baseballphysics
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3y ago
Care to share your settings/tweaks? I was able to get it to run after setting user agent string to edge; 1:1 calls worked but couldn't join meetings
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4y ago
Have tried that - but the patterns there aren't case insensitive (and no way I could find to make them so); the one that I use is a fork of containerise - search for bifulsushi on bitbucket
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4y ago
Is there a good native way now to set up url patterns (domain, sub domain, regex etc) to open in a specified container? I've been using a non add-on store addon for this.. and no idea why something basic like that would not be in the c
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4y ago
Probably off topic Is there a good recommendation for teens who're just getting the programming bug? My son's getting hooked but their curriculum is terrible (think Excel or word )...
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4y ago
You aren't wrong... But the base vim keybindings and modal nature make navigation extremely efficient instead of chorded keystrokes. Then, most editors(vscode, jetbrains) have decent vim binding support via plugins. Now, you're 80
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4y ago
For me kde connect is great for this and a lot of similar purposes(clipboard sharing, sms, media controls, notifications)
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4y ago
Not gp but was in the same boat... Only ever used Debian based distros... 1. No upgrade path between lts... You're on your own 2. On 20.04, no working Wayland, Bluetooth issues even with pw, 3. In general, PPAs don't come close t
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4y ago
My ISP hands out ipv6, but with no real support. Prefix delegation does not work and tech support is clueless...
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