Jinkies, amirite?

Seems the comment you replied to was a joke, friend

Lately, I've really been enjoying Lemmy and posts like this. All of it makes me feel like I'm still able to surf the web like I did 5-10+ years ago, interacting with other humans on the Internet in passing rather than a botnet like so many other popular sites.

I'm also a huge fan of cable management. I love the process of cleaning up my home/office to blend devices into the space.

Instantly heard her voice in my head, lol

Thanks for this

Unfortunately yes. Somehow the buzz around it has resulted in a decent number of e.g. YouTube channels with dev content talking about how great they think it is, which is bad for the discourse IMO

Condolences about your buddy, friend.

I'm interested. Please keep me in the loop if this gets any traction soon, but I can also look into getting a VPS going for a persistent server once I have some IRL things taken care of.

Make sure to visit rotatingsandwiches.com. Truly a website I didn't know I needed

Unrelated to this discussion, but Benn is also a prolific (and IMO incredible) musician: https://theflashbulb.bandcamp.com/

I always find it neat one of my favorite artists is also out there doing science and investigating important topics

It's a CLI tool for interacting with remote repos and things like issues and PRs on GitHub.

I have some hilarious news for you...

Multiplexers like tmux offer additional features beyond tiling, like the ability to reopen sessions after closing the original terminal window

I thought the teeth were a shmashing shuck-shess!

Can't agree more. I posted about some strange performance issues last summer and Peter talked with me about it privately for a few hours until it was resolved. Ended up needing some kernel patches for my setup that went on to help with the next release

Cory's tags on that post are fantastic:

Awesome stuff! Sincerely, thanks for sharing

I want to get off Mr. Bones' Wild Ride

Thanks for posting this.

One of my biggest problems with the past 8-9 years is the amount of blame Trump gets compared to his army of cronies making all of the policy decisions. He is a demonstrably terrible person, but he's clearly not the brains behind these policies

The Dollop can be pretty good if you enjoy history. The premise is one of the hosts reads a story compiled from his own research into crazy stories from history via articles, books, etc., and the other reacts in real-time. Both hosts are comedians, so there's a big comedy focus.

I picked that legend of a game up on Steam a while back after spending countless hours on it when it first came out. IMO it still holds up really well for some casual play with friends