Yeah we’re all planning to fall asleep on the couch watching Netflix. Just like they did in the before times when they still sold this stuff in stores!

For me it’s more about keeping multiple systems in sync and working as intended. E.g. I have my laptop, a home server with couple different distros and a few cloud VMs. Whenever I change a keybind in neovim or tmux or whatever, I just save the changes in a slightly different way and now every machine has those changes so I don’t need to update each machine manually.

What other unrelated topics do you wish to discuss?

Whataboutism masterclass right here

Fair enough! Def worth a watch

Jesse adding “removed” to that sentence in that scene is an example of the Mandela effect. Lots of people remember it that way, but he actually says “Yeah science! Yeah Mr. White!”

Yeah lol last time I needed a new GPU because mine died, it was pretty much the peak of Ethereum mining. I was doing lots of freelance motion graphics work at the time and needed something beefy but all these guys were buying every high spec card that came out, in bulk, to mine ETH.

Really hoping my 3090 doesn’t suddenly burst into flames in the next few months… fingers crossed.

The author of btop wrote bpytop first and then when it got popular, they decided to rewrite it in C++

Damn straight and I wanted all this plastic in my brain and balls anyway!

I used yunohost for a bit and while it was easy setup, it wasn’t easy to troubleshoot weird errors because hardly anyone uses it.

I’d recommend setting up:

• debian with a desktop environment to start with
• figure out how to ssh into it from your main machine and maybe how to use tmux
• docker and how docker works
• self-hosting services using docker

supraliminal

Thanks for my word of the day!

It’s really weird reading your comment because it reads as if I wrote it.

• I do pro audio work in Logic & Ableton
• Was syncing projects between my desktop, laptop and homelab for a few years
• No longer need to with my M3 Max macbook
• Am a nerd power user and sync my dotfiles between my machines (i’d recommend chez-moi instead of syncthing for that because there’s less risk of messing up a machine and conflicts)

What kind of audio stuff do you do?

Not to mention so many projects putting their support in walled garden chat services like Discord that you can’t even search via search engine. Even if you can figure out who asked the right question and when, you have to trawl through a sea of inane garbled chat to get to the developer/expert response.

Specialised topic forums really need to make a resurgence but I doubt they will.

That’s not how companies are measured against each other though. How are you even quantifying the cultural impact? You could have said many companies are bigger than Apple because they have a bigger physical footprint, bigger customer base, larger number of staff, bigger area of operation, larger mass of product or many other things but the fact is when we compare the “size” of companies, we are referring to their market cap.

All 3 of those are smaller than Apple. The only 2 companies with bigger market caps than Apple are Nvidia and Microsoft.

Pretty sure zoxide automatically uses “z” as its alias by default. One less letter for you to type.

Damn tasty username right there

Ah sweet! Good to know, thanks!

What is the point of this type of service if you’re not getting it to automatically load and restart containers?

Does it notify you of newer container images or something?

I never bothered to set up watchtower because I didn’t want it to just apply updates before I could read the changelog. But maybe I was confused about its purpose.

Not to worry, just make sure to change guid and puid to 1000 then restart the container