Ten minutes later I was sorry.
But ten minutes later I was somewhere else.
There’s a little + that you can click on the icons.
Or, you can use the keyboard arrows and spacebar.
Not sure if there’s others.
Edit: Just found another one actually. Middle-clicking selects without opening.
This works better than the little + on the icons because the + behaves like a “ctrl-click.”
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And then I remember.
Can you share with the rest of the class?
da ba dee da ba di
Mm-mmm, waffles.
Notes: “should of” isn’t valid, should implies a verb, of isn’t a verb. I expect you meant “should have”. Please recall this in future submissions.
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It’s actually “their’yre” dumby, learn ur words
SOme morans should of staid inn School!!
Like the other guy, I also read your comment twice looking for mistakes but found none.
You should of left something to fix!
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Edit: I’m glad there so many people who are as passionate about the correct spelling of “should’ve” as I am. I was testing you all, and you passed!
Doesn’t PEP 8 say spaces somewheres?
PiHole+Unbound . . . AirVPN with DNS blocking, mullvad Private DNS . . . Libretube
This is what I pictured reading all that.
Red Dead Pixel Redemption.
EndeavorOS … these people are saints.
I think that’s the successor to Antergos, if so that makes sense!
Any thoughts on which distro has the friendliest community?
I looked this up a few months ago when I was changing from Fedora to OpenSUSE.
OpenSUSE itself was mentioned as having a friendly community, which I thought was great since I was switching to it anyway.
But my first experience asking for help on their official forums was ehhh—I asked about some guidance I’d read in the official docs (basically a blurb that said FYI, you can do this another way), and was told, condescendingly, that “no one does it that way.”
That’s fine—the sarcastic or condescending tone I mean—maybe it’s a European or a German thing that’s rubbed off on its users.
The distro itself it great though. I’ve been able to solve most other issues myself.
the code word
Laputan Machine?
Admiral Nguyen, The Expanse:
Logseq + Syncthing?
No web editor though—well, they have a tutorial web app that I think you can force into editing your markdown files, but that’s not what it’s meant for.
All good points. I would like to add too, that not being the product for companies like Google is also nice.
They’re a solid, sensible company and their free tier is more than enough for the few things I need handy on my phone.
Care to share some examples of what you use it for? I’m currently using Syncthing to move a password vault and Logseq notes between my comp. and my phone.
I’m just looking for ideas really.
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