Everyone is talking about rm -rf /
and damage to storage drives, but I read somewhere about EFI variables having something to do with bricking the computer. If this is possible, then it’s a lot more damage than just disk drives.
Edit: this is interesting SE post https://superuser.com/questions/313850
Yet another reminder that the cloud is just a fancy name for someone else’s computer.
Woah. Interesting setup. Looks like a PinePhone with 3D-printed case. But what about the keyboard? and the original Android status bar?
I’m not sure I’d call it a problem. In the end it’s the developers’ choice.
Btw, I think this applies in general to opinionated software. Suckless is just a subset of that.
Lemmy apps are so good that everyone is creating content from their phones
Dope logo. Reminds me of Tutanota.
Hmm, that’s an interesting perspective I never heard about. Bump.
Check static website generators: https://jamstack.org/
For hosting: GitHub pages, Codeberg pages, Netlify, Cloudflare pages…
Git-based wikis are the best IMHO.
Or just keep it more compact: Xitter.
Pronounced with sh.
Play lots of chess games and it’ll get easier.
“Yes. Do as I say.”
I probably need to start downvoting my posts after finding a solution.
I’d say x1.5 the amount of that time.
But sometimes the journey is more important than destination.
Great prompt OP. It’s great to reflect and share those moments.
For me it’s a management trick that I realized after having my files (computer ones and physical ones) all over the place.
You don’t have to have a file for everything. Instead create a dump.txt file in every directory instead of having few paragraphs scattered in files.
This way I separate “organizing files” from actually typing out my thoughts.
Ah, the old debate of “display current state” vs “display current action”…
same way as a bread is sliced
Haha interesting, but how do you slice bread by rotation? it’s up to down. That’s how you cut stuff.
Nice. This feature is similar to Android wallpaper color theming.
And I thought Xorg already had this feature in Xresources, but apps do not respect it.
And I was just asking yesterday what would you feel if someone evil used your FOSS software: https://lemmy.world/post/16898871