m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@IwaiSetsuko@mastodon.ml
Ну в принципе, нормальное решение для того, чтобы не делать ливневку — скрепное, я бы сказал 😄
@neural_meduza

@IwaiSetsuko@mastodon.ml
Ну и все мы помним классические китайские детские кубики.
@neural_meduza

@coaxial
В данном случае скорее торпедировать 🤭
@neural_meduza

@pchelozavr
Эй, но там же Медведев, а не Жириновский. Он ещё этого… Не того! 🤣
@neural_meduza

@greentext Young farter has shown that old fart her place 😅

@mirabilos This is how I got around bad keyboards in newer laptops — I've been using external peripherals, this way you can enjoy a mechanical keyboard and a good display, but you can still take the computer on the road. Too bad, they don't make laptops with docking capabilities anymore, but they have Thunderbolt now, basically gives access to PCI bus so you can connect any device with it. Now it's power and one other cable — worse than proper dock, but not too bad.

@mirabilos Setups I use range from dual Xeon workstation with two 30" displays to tiny 10" ARM-based netbook and I somehow adapt to all of them — of course not every system is suitable for every task. For musical notation, like you said, vertical space is more important — I'd probably use an external display in vertical orientation in this case — too bad modern ones are too big and often have uneven backlighting, they used to make them rotatable on stands — those were perfect!

@mirabilos
Are you the one behind mksh by any chance? If so, thanks for it — that's the shell I use almost universally. Once I discovered it, probably through Suckless project recommendation, I use in on nearly all of my machines. I've never even thought how much in bash I do not use, Korn-shell derivative is perfect for me.

And if you like cats, here are mine. They don't have tails — a breed thing, but otherwise are very sweet creatures, just like all cats 😸

@mirabilos PowerBook and early MacBook Pro era keyboards have been good, next to or probably even on par with those of Thinkpads', but then Apple has replaced them with keyboards similar to those in their cheaper models — who knows why. And now every laptop has something like it.
As for aspect ratio — I've thought I'll never get used to it, but I did. Wider screen might even make sense with something like dwm with main window having more or less 4:3 aspect and everything else stacked on the side

@mirabilos Most of my daily drivers are a decade or more old, but not that old 😅
I could probably live with C2D too as I bare use all that computing power — except for when building something.

@neural_meduza
Ну даже не знаю что сказать… 😩

@mirabilos This reminds me that a pal of mine wanted to give me his old X61 that he didn't use before he left the country to work abroad. Maybe he has left it to someone so I can still pick it up… 🤔
It's an amazing machine, Core 2 Duo is a perfectly capable CPU for some tasks — even by today's standards 😄

@rvps2001
Good thing that Byelorussians have a government in exile and Tikhanovskaya works on a temporary solution, so those who don't feel it's safe to return, don't have to do it. Maybe some will be allowed to seek political asylum on these grounds.
For Russians fleeing for political reasons it's usually even worse — they don't have anyone to represent them and EU is not eager to step in, even applying for asylum is a gamble.

@meduza_en
Peskov said that as Russia’s “growing market becomes increasingly attractive amid the negative economic trends in many of the countries these people moved to” 🤣

@mirabilos
I'm surprised by how long the original ones last TBH — I only replace mine once in a decade or so 😆
Despite having lots of spares.
Thinkpads aren't my daily drivers anymore, I have at T40 and a T43 — their specs align badly with nowaday's requirements, but even when they were, these caps didn't wear down fast.

@MK2boogaloo
Wasn't it originally just a multi-character smiley like ╰(*°▽°*)╯ or ಠ_ಠ just appropriated by the online gay (or gengerqueer or whatever) community ?

@a1ba Not today 😆

@thatguyoverthere @Suiseiseki If some public service like a port checker uses curl in its scripts and one is allowed to set retry count, this can be theoretically be used for DoS attacks, but I still fail to see this as high severity — it should be something that allows privilege escalation or remote code execution, this isn't it even remotely 🤷

@Naich My cat once started drinking cold tea from my cup to attract my attention to the fact that the bowl is empty. A clever move I must say 😸