Found the mosquito.
sw architect, linux enthusiast
Found the mosquito.
I got a Redhat book with boot CD from my cousin (RMS’s lost twin, a total geek) in 1999, later studied Linux and CLI at university and in 2002 built myself a server running SuSe, but it took me 7 more years to fully transition to Linux on all my machines as I still had a box with XP for gaming until then. Every new windows iteration solidifies my aversion to MS products even further and every new version of the kernel, KDE, Wayland, Proton, etc. makes me love the GNU/Linux ecosystem so much more.
I used it for GUI code as well, I hate frontend work so that saves me quite some time getting all the forms together with a few prompts.
Who even uses Twitter anymore? I stopped browsing it more than a year ago after they borked the public API so it’s not usable any longer. I’m not signing up just to browse tweets, F that.
Could be, there’s a similar remedy to wisdom teeth growing sideways. Apparently the body needs some sort of a signal for direction, so if you chew on a stick (e.g. a pencil) for 10-15 minutes each day, they should reallign themselves.
This waZZp propaganda is getting out of control! We need to censor it! Block Wasp Today and Waspnik right now!
Same here, nano is the bane of my existence.
What did you expect?? They already sold your country off to the US, they’re building 17 military bases on your soil, so you’re in essence already occupied by the western military-industrial complex. Why does it surprise you that you don’t have a shred of a competent government left??
What the hell is sex-positive?
Fair point, I suppose the only thing preventing me from going for Linux phone are banking apps which want to run on unrooted android. 🤷🏼♂️
Well, the only viable alternative then seems to be some sort of Linux phone, then.
Yeah, I would like to know that as well.
Although if updating the adblocker’s list is not instant, as with wm2, it is basically a losing race with Google, since they can change the ad domains even before the adblocker update is applied.
Fun fact, Linus is Swedish speaking. :)
I recently replaced the keyboard in my XPS-13 and in the process, of course, disconnected the button battery. When I tried booting into Mint I was greeted by some weird error, thinking my SSD somehow got scrambled. It didn’t even show up on the list of drives when using a live USB… Little did I know that when the battery disconnected, my BIOS restored to default settings and I had to set the AHCI mode again for the SSD to function properly. 😅
This is me when I fix a bug and the next day it appears in Jira again.