The fix comes to sid first. (Not counting experimental.) The right way to do it is to run mixed testing/unstable with apt-pinning so that nothing gets pulled from unstable unless spcifically requested.
That said, stable with Firefox from Mozilla’s site and Neovim built from sources and gpack’d into deb package runs perfectly fine with much less hassle.
Any experience on OneDrive Client for Linux by any chance?
Also the “we’re setting things up for you” or whatever user-dumb-hide-details crap the Teams PWA throws on your screen while launching is just… As if there was a live team of engineers carefully configuring your current Teams instance so that it starts up right. (A bit off-topic, but current trend of software “speaking to users in patronising manner” is annoying af. Unless it’s up to or exceeding HAL-3000 level, it should be abolished.)
Weird? Quite normie meme IMO. Maybe like 2 out of 5 at best. Even has a depression inducing spelling mistake in it.
No idea, but with tar I never use dashes. Just tar xf away.
In today’s digital media, any post where a person admits they were wrong deserves an upvote regardless of the subject.
Killing Vim is already a bummer. Making it commit suicide is sad as it can get.
As if having been oppressed by orcs is not enough.
Multitasking (or multipasking as it is known to Finnish speaking people) is not bullshit, but trying to focus on several things at once and fucking up each one of them.
If you need multiple files for testing a script or such: touch file{1..5}.txt
Sometimes it’s better to daunt them first with this piece.
This is wholesome in a strange way.
Last of Us, Uncharted, Assassin’s Creed, RDR.
I did finish one of the Uncharted series but they mostly go into interactive movies genre which I don’t find that interesting. The same with LoU but lost interest and never finished. AC (maybe II) was just annoying, the blending, erratic climbing/jumping mechanics… RDR, I should give them a chance, but the wild west setup inherently doesn’t do much for me. The same can be said about the “samurai style” games like Nioh, Sekiro etc. And I say that as a huge Souls games fan.
From where?! There is no toilet paper in the picture.
I dunno but xtreme programming sounds like something straight outta Musk’s wettest teenage day dreams.
It’s too bad when people take these things too seriously. Astrology taken as an amusement or even as a personal meditation/problem solving toolbox (IMO, Tarot excels in this) can have some value. The horoscopes and natal charts haven’t really never interested me, but there are some variations like horary astrology that are a bit quirkier.
It was watchable, maybe 3 out of 5. The premise of the film kind of stays with you after watching, so I’d say overall, it hit above the average.
CapsLock is vital for my muscle memory when configured to act as an extra Ctrl key. I have other shit configured to my Super key so that sort of kb would definitely require a major config overhaul to be usable.