This is like the second terrible take I’ve seen from the iusearchlinux.fyi instance in a span of minutes holy shit.
What about the pedophiles story? where he had two young girls who were not his wards in a hotel room for some innocent reason
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I like it. If you have a good group to play with its a fun PvE shooter. The overall mechanics were really thought out so almost everything feels good in the game.
Accidentally team killing is also practically a core mechanic so that’s a lot of fun. Its not like other games where its mostly the noob that team kills, no player no matter how skilled is free from an accidental TK. Makes a tk more funny than anything.
I think I first installed linux some time around 2009. I’m only just now starting to contribute to libraries, unrelated to linux. Its such a cool feeling growing along side the open source movement.
I bet all the flat surfaces make up the time required for the square footage and all the edge cuts they need to make.
If you ever watch a video on wrapping a car, its a really laborious process that requires a lot of experience to make it look half decent, even more to make it look good.
God going blind has got to be one of the scariest things I can think of to happen to me.
They’re so afraid of lifetimes and borrow checkers that they’ll completely reinvent the wheel to ensure they have almost no adoption in the long term.
I’m gonna be a dick real quick and say Rust is not that hard. If you can comprehend legacy java, you should be able to learn rust in a couple weeks to be productive, and in a weekend to make a hotfix. Lazy is the perfect word for it, they’re so mad at le ebil tankies they’re going to outright refuse to learn a new language just to be spiteful.
Incestual reddit references on my Hexbear?
Anyone have a source on the two broken legs thing? I’d like to rub this in a friends face tyvm
My wife often knows when family members have passed days prior to receiving the news. She just gets this feeling of fear or relief depending on circumstances, specifically tied to the family member and sorta grieves in her own way until the news reaches her.
Sure it’s not materialist but I’ve seen it happen enough times that I’m not going to argue against it.
I like that one too for when someone actually wants to buy something off me and I’m not really looking to make money off a friend.
Flood lights/highbeams are different than fog lights. Fog lights point down and a bit out for visibility around the front of your car. You don’t need to toggle those for oncoming traffic.
I was trying to get rid of an old nes a year or so ago and offered it to a coworker, he asked how much I wanted for it and I just told him to buy me lunch some time.
Months go by and I’ve totally forgotten and we’re getting lunch and he’s like “nah this one is on me for the NES”.
I hate venmo culture so much, just have vague favors and stop counting the pennies for the love of god.
Polonium
Hm I’m not sure if that’d really give me what I’m looking for. I know its certainly possible to configure KDE and Polonium to get me 90% there but I think I’d rather just have a normal floating setup I can switch to if need be. I’d need to remap a significant amount of keyboard shortcuts that would stop making sense in the context of a full floating DE.
I really just want a very fast app launcher like dmenu, dynamic tiling, and monitor independent workspaces. I have a particular setup using certain alpha keys for my workspace.
I never really enjoyed the experience of tacking things onto an existing DE and having to mess with UI configuration. I’ve been really loving XMonad for a few setups and my ideal wm would be something that’s extremely low power and low fluff. Even if I only eek out 10% more battery life, breaking the 10hr mark is more valuable to me than most bells and whistles.
I’m just really lazy. I could load up my xmonad setup in 20 minutes but I wanted to see the state of wayland and that requires learning a new wm’s configuration quirks.
I’ve been using gnome as a “base” DE for years, what that means is I install it, then install my tiling wm and use all the gnome utilities.
I recently had to set up a few new machines and decided to try KDE on a couple and I’m really enjoying it. I haven’t even gotten around to installing a tiling wm because I want to learn a wayland option and that’ll take some time. I haven’t ran into pain points listed here but one thing I like is when I want to do X, there’s usually already something ready to do X for me. Years of gnome and I felt like the devs were always fighting me. I haven’t really used a full gnome setup in a few years though, but I know the “mommy knows best” attitude is still prevalent with the devs.
I don’t believe these are even techbros anymore.
These guys all seem like unserious hangers-on to what they think techbros are like. I really think they’re either children, or adults who keep the bong cleaner in their bong when they hit it.
They like the aesthetics of tech so they repeat a lot of buzzwords they hear but I think their extent of tech usage is like, installing a theme on Opera GX or buying a 3d printer kit that they put together incorrectly and just tell everyone they’ll get around to fixing it.
These people have always existed in other forms. They’re like guys who do car repair with drywall screws
I tried doing that to this coworker that just says wack shit constantly, it was fun until he started adamantly saying that the definition of Fascism changed since the 40s and and it now means woke, and my manager literally stepped out of her office to be like “No that’s insane, the definition has not changed, fascism is still fascism”.
That’s a big thing for tech jobs, especially with the relatively low security. If you’re not working you’re not learning, and if you’re not learning you’re behind the curve and seen as “less valuable”.
Especially with how specific job postings are, if you don’t have the right combination of experience, you’re worthless. So if you’re bored maintaining some ancient irrelevant stack, you’re worse off.