I have to roll in the open, otherwise I’m tempted to lie about the rolls to benefit the players. I don’t want to, it just happens.

You can never have enough doves

If it’s readable and well organized, I read it. I did the vim tutorial because it was very easy to run through. Ditto for some of the Android lifecycle docs.

But there are a lot of bad docs out there.

A musk concentrator as some call it

This post has a lot of serious answers to what is essentially a “no”:

In the UK, there is a non-virtual contingency plan, or at least there was. If the internet shuts down, the people who know how it works will meet up in a pub outside London and decide what to do, says Murdoch.

“I don’t know if this is still the case. It was quite a few years ago and I was never told which pub it was.”

I expect cultural references that make sense.

They could have just said “I love the smell of burning fascists in the morning”.

Our future plans include letting you save a secure backup archive to the location of your choosing,

Phew.

“I love the smell of fascists in the morning…”

That doesn’t even make sense. Napalm, yes. Fascists tho?

SOYLENT LINUX IS PEOPLE!

Linux users: people think about us

People: I wonder what’s for dinner

I don’t really use a mouse or window switcher, so I prefer the dedicated hotkey. It’s nice to have a single keystroke that brings me in or out of the same terminal across every desktop.

Before Tilde and friends, that’s what I use. I prefer having a drop-down with the same terminal session.

But that’s a handy default.

I really like having a hotkey bound to the terminal window, so I can pop open a terminal, check something, and return to what I was doing.

https://community.linuxmint.com/software/view/tilda

My machine is not a workhorse. I got it second hand. It has around 8gb of RAM, and an 80gb HDD I found in a laptop.

But it’s enough to work as a testbed, so it’s fine with me.

I’ve finally powered on a 15 year old machine to run a bot I’ve been writing. The thing is slow as dirt and stuck behind a flakey power line network, but it’s working. I got to write my first systemd service definition, which is kind of cool.

Joining an existing project would be more helpful.

Did you?

i have a good feeling about 2025