Bing image creator made this one. I can't remember the prompt I used, it was a made few days ago and its no longer in my recents. Something about santa leaving presents under a christmas tree, shushing a snowman.
What monopoly? If I have to choose between GOG, Steam, Epic, Ubisoft, Blizzard, Rockstar, EA, and others I am going with the least user-hostile, and the one that has Linux support.
Steam is the only one that actually cares about the quality of a service, so maybe look at that instead of crying monopoly.
My mistake, I meant .ml, accidentally conflated the two.
I do come across a lot of removed while browsing on my .world account when the blahaj is being iffy, not sure what that is from.
Some of them coughlemmy.mlcough has a swear filter
edit: world->ml
I'm working on too many at once, mainly because I have too many things I need to finish. My goal is a 100% rust stack.
Right now my bigger project is a soft fork of rgit to add some features that I personally want that are outside of the scope of the original. The task at the moment is connecting to git http-backend to serve clones via HTTPS. My goal for that project is ala-carte feature patches that anyone can cherry pick and build their own.
I havent pushed my changes yet, too unstable.
https://git.holly.sh is everything I have that I have cleaned up and am willing to share. That also runs the working copy of sparkle-git.
I personally like to show how easy it can be to cyberstalk someone.
I pulled up a friend's LinkedIn and pasted their bio text into Google line-by-line until I got a trail to a very old LiveJournal which had links to a NSFW Tumblr (before the purge). What led me there was a phrase that they used frequently in conversation and on the bio. It was their "bone apple tea" moment that made it VERY easy to pin down. I also followed the username trail to some fanart on DeviantArt, and a snapshot of an old website on archive.org.
I present that, then tell them if I can build a profile like this with less than an hour's work, imagine what data processors can do with the amount of data harvested from voluntarily accepting an "invasion" policy, especially if they (the data processors) are able to automatically match speech patterns to users!
Don't you love it when you view source and its all there and fully functional, but the body has display: none; because Web Framework of the Minute™ has convinced web designers that fancy animations are the bee's knees
Adding to the mirror list. Cloned it to my Codeberg and my private Forgejo instance.
I compressed the source into a tar.gz. Here's a link to that of the (at the time of writing) latest commit, 59140a147f
It's replaced libgen and zlib for me, as there are links to libgen and zlib files at the bottom of most of the pages I've seen. Really cool!
This is my daily driver and has been for the past 3 years, according to my screenshots folder. The colour scheme is Catppuccin Mocha. Mostly everything is various Catppuccin themes found across the internet. Prior to Catppuccin I was using Dracula and a theme change can be done with minimal effort.
The rofi is from here. I am also using a powermenu from that repo. Both are type 1. My alt+tab is also a rofi, in window mode.
What I've customized myself:
I've mostly messed with the panel CSS, as seen on the highlighted window.
The folder icons on the panels, on screen 0 it is a directory menu, and screen 1 it is a thunar window at user home.
The wallpaper is custom, made by me in Inkscape. The glow and far right panel are artificial and are only visible when my desktop is fully visible, which is almost never. Screen 3 tends to house small floating windows, so that I can keep an eye on the big clock when coding since I tend to lose track of time.
The conky is my own with some scripts polling the mount points to avoid any gaps in the list when missing volumes aren't present.
For system monitor, I'm using bottom.
My hardware has a bit of a "bug" where the lights don't turn off fully when the machine is off, so I modified the powermenu to also execute the following when shutting down:
polychromatic-cli -o none
openrgb --noautoconnect --profile off
That turns off the lighting on my Gigabyte board, and my Razer mouse. I also have a script that turns them back on at login.
Dotfiles, I don't have a repo where I keep them. I can provide relevant configuration information for anything upon request.
I suck at math and believe that if you can think critically and solve problems, you can program. It is possible to learn how to break down a mathematical formula into its components and have the computer compute. You can't proof your work on your own at first, but there are tools that can.
Depending on what you're doing, you may even learn the math as you go like I did with game dev and vector math. Like any skill, it takes practice.