I can see where Bullyland might exist among regular people, but not among doctors given that M6L is literally run by Dr. Now's son and overweight + obesity is approaching the number 1 preventable cause of death in the US. I guess I just have a different perspective than most?
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An update to how many boring, repetitive communities I need to block to make Lemmy enjoyable
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There's not much left after adding everything after linuxmemes!
That's actually weird, because I'm always thinking "wow, look how far they came! awesome work!" which is the opposite mindset.
I wanted to like Faust, but it's super duper ugly due to putting all of its eggs in the functional basket.
I think if it's not possible to run anymore without ads, then it's time to shutter YT and let the competition fill in the gaps.
Now with more... SHOCK
There is actually no reason to use it over cp file ../file, because that's not what it does. Instead, you can save something "for later" as if the cp command had a memory.
simply copy-paste text from one local console to another
Well, if you just have two windows going to two different terminals, whatever text you select in one you can just copy to the other usually with Ctrl+SHIFT+C and Ctrl+SHIFT+V, and my clipboard manager lets you do the same even for large amounts of text you can't select. Therefore, all you'd need a specific setup for is if you want to do this action automatically with a single button press, like an Excel macro. I hope this helps! :)
It depends on what exactly you want to do, if you want just a hotkey that copies something in one window and pastes it in another, you'd have to set that up manually. But if you're logged into two SSH sessions at once and you want to copy something from one session and paste it in another, you could do that here. And if you want some hotkey to access something like the clipboard history in a GUI, then you'd need to set up in your window manager. Some users accomplish this through a combination of jq + dmenu (jq to process JSON output, dmenu to select an entry), so it's entirely do-able. For example, here is one such command: cb cp "$(cb hs | jq -r '.[].content | if type=="array" then .[].path else if type=="object" then .path else . end end' | dmenu)"
y no me he dormido nada...
Hi lemmies! A few months ago, I started working on something I called just the Clipboard Project. It's a clipboard manager that's for the terminal, and at the time it was the only such option around, and still is today.
Well, today the Clipboard Project version 0.8.1 is released. It's a followup to 0.8.0 with some absolutely kickASS optimizations thanks to Linux's (and actually other POSIX OSes like macOS, FreeBSD, etc.) support for asynchronous IO. There's also a whole bunch of UI/UX improvements including being able to copy text straight from the terminal without quote characters, fuzzy file searching, and shell completions.
I've posted on r/linux for each of these big version releases until now, but because SOMEBODY decided to kill their golden goose, I think Lemmy is the perfect replacement. If you're reading this then you probably think so too!
If the Clipboard Project sounds interesting to you then there's a handy link right in the post so that you can get 0.8.1 right now. This wasn't possible until super recently on that other site so Lemmy has the upper hand here!
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I see this a lot, but unless you're talking about free range organic stuff, bulk commodity foods like rice and black beans are among the cheapest yet most filling. What's the reason they're not more common in these situations?