nixus

Who told you not to trust anything China says?

My inherent distrust of authorities?

I use it to contol my OS, of course!

My superkey controls my OS (window-manager, music, launcher, brightness, etc).

My alt-key controls my tmux and browser

My ctrl-key controls the app (vim/bash/mpd)

Totally! I keep hearing about the “death of RSS”, and yet, that’s how I follow most of my online media.

A primary is where all of the politicans for one party get together, and pretend that they will fight for what the voters want. It’s the same thing as a General Election, except it is specific to the party, and the winner of that election goes on to the General. I never said that I thought he would be in favor of supporting every incumbant.

I always find it telling that Dems will tell me that I’m wrong, and that I don’t know what I’m talking about, but sure enough end up not knowing what I said.

There are plenty of weird blogs, just look up The Small Web. There are less weird blogs that make money, but I can’t say that I’m overly sad about that.

The headline is a little misleading: This isn’t really about small blogs, but more about how Private Equity harvests smaller companies, and leaves their husks to rot. That is a very legitimate problem that needs some serious solutions.

You could get rid of all of the text, just leave the donkey, and it would still be accurate. Self-sabatage is their entire shtick

If they run again, Yes

And yet come the next election cycle, he’ll be out there with the rest saying that I need to keep voting for these cowards.

I really want to like Bernie, I just wish he chose better people to support.

To prevent the friends of the rich and powerful from having to face justice for their crimes. The idea that the US ever had Rule of Law is a joke.

The Democrats aren’t the Left. They are right-wingers that cosplay as Leftists.

I like both Heroic and Lutris

I get both sides of this. I understand wanting GoG to have an official Linux client, but the Steam Client is such garbage.

If you like the music to that, check out the other games by SuperGiant. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darren_Korb is the best.

Starting small and going slow is totally fine. Maybe you will level up to scripting and whatnot, maybe you won’t. What I think matters is having fun, learning, and getting things done.

Then you document it by putting those commands into a text file. Then you learn that you can script it it by making that text file a script. Then you learn that you can make it more automated by doing for-loops. Then you learn that you can automate more by adding a few variables. Then you realise how far you’ve come.

It’s already been proven over and over and over, but this is another point of evidence that the line has no relation with reality, and is entirely made up.

I remember a meeting at a previous company where they announced that they were going to start hiring people in India. “They aren’t going to replace you, they are going to help you!”

They know what they want AI for: To have a cheap, disposable labor force

Some of these might have changed in the meantime, but the last I heard:

• Dropbox
• 37 Signals
• Wells-Fargo
• Walmart
• Stack Overflow
• Companies that have sensitive data that have to be stored on-prem

Hell, if you go to most hosting-service company websites, you’ll find that they usually list some of their biggest customers in their marketing materials.