Literally the meme in question 😂

40-44 is standard for July here. Possibly will reach 45, and maybe 46 in August (because the environment is F’d up). Granted, I am in the Mediterranean and not technically in Europe geographically, but still

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Pardon? What are my eyes witnessing rn? They see but the brain does not comprehend

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I dont use firefox, and im on mobile, so i dont think that would work for me. Thanks anw though

Non paywalled link?

Any of the TUI file managers. I use LF myself, but theres a few out there. You might even find it intuitive enough that you use it instead the regular gui file manager

Ill have to check exactly what it writes there and see if i want to disable it

All my projects, which to be fair are mostly programming.

~/Documents/Projects doesn’t make sense to me because theyre not strictly documents. In documents i have - well, documents like bill receipts, forms ive filled in, etc…

My projects are a first-order thing for me if that makes sense, so it makes sense to have them in the top-level of my home.

Everyone complaining, and here I am not having noticed the change because I’ve created that directory for myself years ago :-P

Personally its for organisation

how dare you

Yes

I read about this with relation to Malcolm X and Dr. King. Essebtially the point is that you guve the oppressor only two options: violent retaliation, or peaceful pacifyibg granting of rights. Malcolm X was a bigger threat, so the US government chose to go with the less damaging option of Dr. King, abd ultimately the civil rights movement’s goals were achieved (largely, though inperfectly)

Government and people are tightly linked. Governments tend not to stray too far from what their people believe, at least openly, since they want to keep power, and their heads. The fact that the US is now openly doing what its been doing for decades behind closed doors and pretending not to do, means that they at the very least hold the belief that a large portion of the population is willing, open to, and/or indifferent to their actions, finally. Makes sense though, since most US americans are disgusting, racist, fascist, self-centred isolationist rubbish, and have been for a long time. The self aware ones, or those who become self-aware after invading some far off country and realising that they are in fact, the baddies (only after torching a village or tormenting the local populace) are few and far between.

I saw a video recently of a US soldier in Iraq or Afghanistan, Id say sometime in the 2000s (2000-2010), complaining that they’re not allowed to retaliate (shoot is actually the word he used) children who it seens regularly threw rocks at their vehicles along that particular stretch of road, and he didnt seem to realise that he was the invader, nor that those are fucking kids and what he was saying was abnormal and sick…

Im just curious, but how would arch implement age verification if it wanted to? I mean, its basically just the linux kernel, with supporting software like systemd, no? I know systemd is making moves to add “age verification” in the form of an environment variable or something, but that would be trivial to remove as I think about it off the top of my head, or worst case you would just get a fork of systemd without the age verification if they bake it in too deep and make it so the entire systemd ecosystem doesnt work without that variable set

This is my thought process as well. Its ridiculous that a single state of the US - not even the entire country - can have so much sway over a global project.

By sterile do you mean unable to have kids? Because i seem to remember in the clone wars series there were examples of clones with families. I may be wrong though since its been a few years since ive watched it

Heres my ~/.bin directory:

https://github.com/promitheas17j/dotfiles/tree/main/dot_bin

Hopefully thats what youre asking for.

My favourite ones are:

• bspwm-minimise.sh and bspwm-restore.sh which allow me to have window minimisation functionality in bspwm, which to my knowledge doesn’t exist natively
• check_last_update.sh which I have in my .zshrc and gives me a count of packages available to update with some basic colouring, as well as if I have a kernel mismatch and need to restart

One that Im still working on but will for sure be my favourite once its done is parse_keybinds.sh and keybind_cheatsheet.sh, which go through some of the software I have and parse their config files to extract all the keybinds into a file with a specific format. The latter script then launches a rofi menu where I can fuzzy search keybinds based on software name and what I want to do but cant remember the binding for. So far Ive got sxhkd and lf, but I consider it a work in progress because I want to also parse neovim bindings, but sxhkd and lf are single file configs while neovim has bindings in multiple files spread across multiple subdirectories in its config directory.