You don't accidentally tar your ~ on wondows, I guess
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You can't 2.25 (which makes it last about 33.5 mins) or something?
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Remember the dude who managed to trade a paperclip for a home with a few transactions in between? Basically that depending on the exact monetary value of said bottom-barelness :)
What are your thoughts on paperwm so far compared to more traditional tiling WMs?
I'm more of a Wayland person, so I've been thinking about trying out niri for a while now. I kinda like their nix flake and sloc-count (which make me think the dev(s) are pretty competent) and have used said flake as a reference for trying out a few other Wayland compositors written in rust on nixos so far, but the idea of scrollable tiling overall seems weird, so I'm hesitant to try it out myself rn :/
makes me wander, what ai/prompt did you use to generate the pic. Looks neat!
Huh, that'd be a clever trick. Too clever for muskians, I'd say.
Huh, apparently some vendors kinda do it themselves (not sure if always, tho) at least for the lower bound: cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT1/voltage_min_design reports 10.8v for a 3s battery which is about 3.6v per cell instead of 3.2. Also the upper limit is uncertain so far
The laptop's battery during these days would discharge and charge, slowly degrading the battery because only the last ~ 20% would be charged and discharged.
How, tho? Sounds like what we had for e.g. NiCd batteries (memory effect) but do not have for li-{ion,poly} ones.
Also, why would the laptop discharge the battery with ac attached? Sounds weird to me
I'd disagree regarding such vids: these are more of a time fillers (how exactly is it useful to know the history of x11?). Hence, it's more convenient to listen to them as a podcast (e.g. via newpipe or mpv).
It's a joke; squashfs is read-only :D Stuff's used on routers and similar stuff
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