some RSS readers allow you to run filters on specific feeds BUT if those feeds are happily padding out their off-season, chances are they’re keeping it generic enough there’s nothing to filter against :(
and not Zilla Slab (which even had an opentype feature to replace “Mozilla” with “Moz://a”)
doesn’t help when you have “Arch BTW” types that like the mystique that myth gives them
Meet me in the middle, says the unjust man.
You take a step toward him. He takes a step back.
Meet me in the middle, says the unjust man.—A.R. Moxon
“Aging ‘Brainrot Girlfriend’ Humor”
Why? Why not?
Currently running Debian Stable, but in the process of switching over to Alpine (yes, Alpine on the desktop). The lightweight, stripped-down feel calls to me and I like the little BSD-isms thrown in. musl might present problems down the road, but a lot can be bypassed by using flatpaks. Also using the change as incentive to try out Wayland and LabWC (bringing back that Openbox goodness). Kinda enjoying the process of piecing stuff together rather than trying to pare it down afterwards.
get revenge by eating figs
pile on layers of cultural norms – some cultures place a priority on punctuality, and some cultures it’s downright rude to arrive at the time stated – and then there’s the US where workers are required to be on time but bosses don’t even need to show up
remember when employers actually paid a living wage and didn’t exploit their employees? … oh, wait …
parted -s
or parted --script
– never prompt the user
US thoroughly punishing infractions
tOo BiG tO fAiL
peanut butter, hot sauce, fried egg, cheese, and mayonnaise sandwich
mostly focusing on gruvbox (but noticed that the cooler colors of everforest for the wallpaper pairs up nicely with the warmer colors of gruvbox for the UI)