Discreet math, Calculus, and Physics change the way I think about code
Discreet math, Calculus, and Physics change the way I think about code
Convention over configuration feels like such a fight when I’m trying to configure something
We’ll know if he ever finds some funny way to say he’s using Windows… that or he’s genuine and it’s a click bait title, didn’t watch it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I thought the whole point of android is to be open source. We shouldn’t let Google own it
The problem is that accounts are hosted by their fedi-instance. We need to use cryptography for platform agnostic authentication.
Thank you for letting me know I’m not the only one
I really love my apple track pad on my Manjaro setup. It’s big and smooth and super comfortable. Nobody makes 3rd party USB track pads
I had problems with my bookshelf because when I switch to Linux too.
I had static, audio drop off, volume issues, bad quality.
If you want good sound off of Linux then you have to develop a deep intimate understanding of pulse audio and ALSA. It’s very hard to share the problems that you’re having with audio on web forums, so there’s not much help you can get here. I spent good month or two kicking pulse audio until it worked, you might have to go through the same.
Webpage literally said it was a joke
This
I’ve run Linux on a bunch of different kinds of laptops and the only time that ever actually looks “good” is on a ThinkPad.
I’ve configured my entire interface to provide the most amount of input bandwidth for me so that I never have to wait for the computer to do what I want. I3 vim and vimmium solve my problems
Thanks to you I just found out that I DID enable wake-on-lan a year ago and that there’s another reason I couldn’t do it.
$mod+enter vim enter Ctrl+p [type a part of the name of the file I want] O [write code]
Nix and home-manager, those are the only 2 I have off the top of my head.