Evans
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My kids and I have loved these:
Coop:
Competitive:
12·1 month agoI like the collaborative nature of https://www.wikitree.com/
Desparado https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0112851/
Amazing soundtrack!
3·2 months agoGeez, Satan over here trying to come up with fresh ideas for Hell.
Get into locksport!
I enjoyed getting the IPv6 certification from Hurricane Electric. Everyone should learn about it! https://ipv6.he.net/
Google Maps are such hippocrates! 😆
614·3 months agoProbably because of NSFW geographic locations, like https://omaps.app/U4yUt5ZjzL/Püssi
Organic Maps should be 18+.
B.P.E. by Girls5Eva I had this song in my head all day yesterday. https://open.spotify.com/track/7jYbX7gU0Pe2b0nZR7OSH5?si=P9aE_s8ER3unRraCRrV0dA Surely it will be known by all in the future… hehe.
13·5 months agoWhy not use bash-completion? The running example you gave is dangerous - you could end up running one or more of the wrong executables.
Arch Linux instead of Windows or MacOS
GrapheneOS instead of stock Android or IOS
Mastodon instead of Twitter/X
Matrix instead of Slack
Lemmy instead of Reddit
Signal instead of phone, texting, and video chat
Jitsi instead of Zoom
Nextcloud instead of Google Contacts, Calendar, and Drive
Protonmail with custom domain instead of Gmail
Jellyfin instead of Spotify, but I still use Spotify… :(
Pixelfed instead of Instagram, but its still lacking content and useable mobile apps.
Haven’t escaped YouTube yet, but meaning to browse Peertube more.
I’ve been a Linux-only gamer for years too, thanks to Proton, Vulcan, Lutris, etc. Still waiting for good VR though.
FOSS or GTFO!
1102·7 months agoSure, but they also get to advertise that they donated X thousands of dollars to charity, while the truth is that the actual donors get no tax benefits at all. And like OP said, I’d rather use https://charitynavigator.org/ to do my own research before giving money to a corporation to donate to some organization that may be mishandling their funds.
Daniel Suarez “Daemon” series was fantastic!
At work the only option I had was to get a Macbook, but I don’t like MacOS, so I installed UTM and I run Arch Linux (ALARM for aarch64) as my desktop. It’s functional, but of course I’d rather have a beat up, 5 year old Dell or Thinkpad so I could just run Arch natively.
YOLO! I like my commit history to tell a story of hope, defeat, pain, ennui, and triumph. A story filled with cursing and humor. The code is WHAT was done. Comments in the code are WHY something was done. Commit logs are for entertainment purposes, and for batching changes together in bite sized chunks to make PR reviews easier.
That’s how I do it anyway…
I’ve been a Linux gamer for a few years now. I don’t have Windows at all. Between Steam’s “Steam Play” and Lutris, you can play most games without issue. To find out if the games you want to play will work on Linux, check https://www.protondb.com/ and https://aclist.github.io/. Good luck!
Does anyone have a comparison of Flipt vs Unleash? https://www.getunleash.io/