Linux Mint is ready for mainstream.

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I prefer everything to be how you would read it as text. So create_file_dialog it is. Honorable mention is to have it namespaced in a class or something which I think is best. file_dialog.create or dialog.create_file or even dialog.file.create

I’m sorry but your wife won’t be impressed by basic vim motions. You need to learn some more advanced motions to get her wet.

I use ChatGPT for recipes. You can ask for “simple sourdough recipe for 1kg bread” and you get the same AI generated stuff with just the recipe.

Microplastic is mostly tires and fishing nets so tax those first I think.

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I feel like I have to add some historical context.

We know a lot because of Roman documents and people take it for granted but the amount we know is miniscule and a lot of it is archaeology and guesswork.

The documents we have are a tiny fraction of everything written. The books we have are often referencing other books that are lost, documents are mostly lost unless by some stroke of luck end up in a sterile dry environment.

The rest was copied. Not just once, over and over, spread over large geographical areas. This is how we still have the Strategicon from the Byzantines for example.

It has taken a lot of work and many lifetimes to preserve history. Now in the age of technology the people keeping the digital past alive are called pirates.

Be proud. Future generations will thank you for pirating an absolute garbage BBC sitcom that makes reference to the working class views on Margaret Thatcher since it’ll be one of the few things they’ll have to piece together the past.

This is very relatable, whenever someone asks for anything of any size then they’ll never know what they want until you show it to them.

I’ve started to do a bit of overengineering every now and then when I have a hunch they might want to charge something about it later.

I created a GUI for changing every single string of text on a webapp for admins, showed it to them 10x and they complimented me on how easy it is to use and change any small string in it.

Project then gets halted for Corp approval reasons and they come back with a PDF of changes they want where half of it is text changes.

I recommend insulating yourself from stuff that is subject to change like payment providers or other third party integrations. In ecommerce everyone wants something like “shipping but different if the client’s name ends with ‘SHIP1’ but use default if his number is the default number” and since they asked for the wrong thing you’ll have to do a fast revert.

Never mind, this is getting into rant territory, lol.

On the upside, doing the same essay again is so much easier and usually comes out way better.

That depends on how much you watch. People with 2 under 3 year old kids sometimes only watch 3 hours a week TV and would definitely benefit from it.

The thing is that we need an class action Anti-Competitive lawsuit that says that streaming providers are not allowed to only host shows on their own platform and need to “sell themselves” their shows at the same price as they sell to others in pay-per-view terms. That way all streaming providers can host all shows and everyone gets theirs.

It’ll also bring out other streaming services that specialise in low-volume purchases with an a-la-carte payment model.

All shows on every platform should be the standard and subscriptions should focus on packaging it into “100/200/1000” views per month, SD/HD/4K model just like Internet service providers do.

Rip not going to see that before I die so that’s the pirates life for me. 🦜🏴‍☠️

Try doing stuff like “Fargo season 5 discussion thread” and then just say you thought it was disappointing. You’ll get a lot of replies

Yeah, I just said it since you used it with null. I used it a lot for enums

It also has a !=.

I’d take a not or “if not” operator tbh.

Overlaying the button with another ad is another good strategy.

I’d pay 3$ per year for 50/day downloads. That will more than cover the operating cost of my extra load on their servers.

I suggest Kubuntu, great ui, solid base, niche problems can be googled away

I really like having the mic off so Google doesn’t try to sell me something I mentioned a private conversation