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BartyDeCanter

@ BartyDeCanter @lemmy.sdf.org

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    Linux users, what are you doing on your laptop?

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    Linux users, what are you doing on your laptop?

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  • Oh! Which tablet? And what interface are you using on it?

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    Linux users, what are you doing on your laptop?

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  • I really need to check out Carbonyl. How well does it handle very low end machines?

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    Linux users, what are you doing on your laptop?

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  • At work I have a laptop, a high end virtual workstation, and then a target machine which is in a different city than I am. I typically have 3 tmux sessions open, one for each machine, each split into a left and a right pane.

    On my local session I have Helix open for notes and things on the left and a bash terminal for misc work on the right. On my workstation session I have Helix on the left for coding and a bash session for building on the right. On the target machine session I have the left pane open to bash for starting/stopping the target devices and programs. The right pane is following logs.

    For my personal setup, I have an e-waste Thinkpad often in a similar style except that instead of a virtual workstation it's my personal desktop that I connect to for large builds. I use it to write, do some hobby coding, 3D printing, chat with friends over Matrix and Discord, plan gaming sessions, play music, etc.

    Edit: Added links

  • Texas sues Tylenol company over autism claims

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  • Discovery happens well before the jury is seated.

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  • Sure is a good thing that you don’t have any hobbies that use any resources whatsoever otherwise you’d seem awfully hypocritical complaining about someone with a checks notes gardening hobby.

  • I'm fine with being stupid

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  • I don’t use AI when I’m learning a new system, framework or language because I won’t actually learn it.

    I don’t use AI when I need to make a small change on a system I know well, because I can make it just as fast and have better insight into how it all works.

    I don’t use AI when I’m developing a new system because I want to understand how it works and writing the code helps me refine my ideas.

    I don’t use AI when I’m working on something with security or copyright concerns.

    Basically, the only time I use AI is when I’m making a quick throw away script in a language I’m not fluent in.

  • What would happen to the Earth if it suddenly stopped spinning?

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  • Couldn't even listen to the first five seconds to hear the full question, huh?

  • I'm 40 now by Kplx

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  • Wow, someone real mad about a French press?

  • I'm 40 now by Kplx

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  • You know, I'll soon have the space to do some car restoration if she's interested in trading me her MG so she can find a white Chrysler LeBaron generic luxury SUV.

  • I'm 40 now by Kplx

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  • 40something, gravel bike, training for a half century, use a French press.

  • Say what, now?

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  • Thanks, I hate it.

  • The Programmer Compass

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  • How the fuck is C++ more traditional than C?

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  • Without knowing more about your situation, the standard advice would be something like:

    1. Pay off any debts, credit cards, etc that you have.
    2. Top off your emergency savings. This should be somewhere between 3-6 months of expenses.
    3. Put the rest if any into retirement, probably an IRA.

    Two points though:

    1. Take some and have fun with it, maybe $2k-4k. Get some nice clothes, laptop, take your SO to a very fancy restaurant.
    2. $15k as pocket money for a 19yo?!? That’s a generous brother in law.

  • xkcd #3144: Phase Changes

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  • System Requirements are a SCAM | Action Retro

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  • If you have a Pentium Pro I.e a i686, you have a few options. Debian, Slackware, Puppy Linux, Damn Small Linux and antiX are the first that come to mind. If you have an original Pentium you’re probably stuck with Tiny Core Linux.

    Of course, you could also spend about $20 and get yourself a vastly more powerful computer like a RaspberryPi Zero.

  • Hell, introduced it myself

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  • I figure that’s a good thing. It means you’re learning.

  • LGTM

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  • Oh, hello weird emoji ligature parsing.