Youtube comments of Luke Smith (@LukeSmithxyz).

  1. The fact these sites make my face buffer for half the video is pathetic. SoyDevs, SAD!
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  2. >slowly
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  3. baby steps to reduce the power of the botnet.
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  4. It now just hits me I should've called this video "No step on snek" with an appropriate accompanying thumbnail. Maybe next Python-related video.
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  5. My apologies, I think in base 18.
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  6. I noticed there were a couple times where my webcam froze for a minute. Don't sweat it, it was a recording error, your computer isn't broken.
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  7. Remember kids! The only true way to be a minimalist is to recursively force rm your entire ~/!
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  8. In case it isn't obvious, I accidentally said "One Drive" was the name of a free software cloud service. It's actually Next Cloud and there are similar forks. One Drive is a Microsoft proprietary botnet and is definitely not a self-hosted service, it just erroneously came to my head at the moment when I was looking for proper services.
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  9. That must be satirical. I had to check. He also said fish should be the default shell, so there's no way that's not a joke.
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  10. YOU KIDS STOP SAYING "OKAY BOOMER" TO EVERYTHING I SAY GET A JOB ===Message Check by McAfee Antivirus Software===
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  11. Rest in literal Pieces: Georgia Guidestones July 6, 2022.
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  12. Podcast website: notrelated.xyz Comment and donate: donate.notrelated.xyz
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  13. Deciding not to stream anymore actually takes even less time 🤔
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  14. Well... https://videos.lukesmith.xyz
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  15. There are many people in cities who boast about not having a car here, but the fact they have to boast anywhere tells you it's something rare and usually the result of conscious preplanning and choice. Of course American cities, due to suburbanization and housing projects are mostly not generally safe to walk around too, unless you know the place, but that's another issue.
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  16. hey, kids, remember to like, comment and subscribe! 🖐️😮🖐️
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  17. There have been minor changes in how Arch is installed since this video. The concepts are still the same, but you might want to watch this with the Arch Wiki installation guide open to check for differences (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Installation_guide). I may make an update video soon for the more recent installation.
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  18. Glad you noticed. I was wondering why UsePAM wasn't highlighted. Pinning this, because it will be relevant to people who give out their root passwords! EDIT: I guess I better change this so everyone in the universe can't log into unaboomer.com!
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  19. This comment made me sudo pacman -Rns neovim
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  20. If I talked about banning hentai, I'd lose half my subscribers.
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  21. Next word I ban on this channel is going to have to be SoyLink.
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  22. Current employment status: Professional e-celeb
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  23. found the emacs user
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  24. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  25. Man, I was hoping no one would see this video, but Google doesn't care about my privacy 😢
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  26. At 7:51, I said "Dont.... [change mind of what to say]. DROP OUT OF COLLEGE!" Not "Don't drop out of college." To be clear, I do not condone not dropping out of college.
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  27. :g/^/m0
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  28. Well it's more like a chad telling an incel to not waste time with thots like he did.
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  29. Slideshow mode with -S: sxiv -f -S 3 waifus/* The argument 3 is the seconds on each slide.
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  30. They're literally trying to give a moral high-ground to people who stay home all day and consooom Netflix and porn.
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  31. No I haven't, I've been making YouTube videos.
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  32. Yeah white luke might be doing a video on Monero too since it's the only currency that is actually real-world compatible.
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  33. Hmm, you're actually right. That does make sense.
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  34. 👍 🎯 Smash that like button if you couldn't take your eye off that one lone drop of loquat juice on my shirt smh. Put a comment below if you know an ffmpeg filter to remove that!
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  35. I've already seen all the 5 hour talks on emacs on YouTube. That's not what I'm looking for. I want to see you using it!
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  36. You're right. What I described typically goes hand in hand with what you describe. All this behavior is using popular bug culture and identity to replaced a suppressed identity.
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  37. Part of it is realizing how easy it is to abuse people with it.
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  38. 5:24 That's what she said.
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  39. Well I originally switched to LaTeX out of necessity, because Word/Libreoffice can't do the very particular formatting I need for some specific diagrams we use in my field (this was around this time two years ago). A couple months after, I started toying with vim, and started adding mappings to write all the syntax for free. The preview window, in case you don't know, is vim-live-latex-preview (which I didn't write myself, but is great). I would say that I got more efficient than I was in Word in a matter of days (possibly hours) after I learned how to start mapping shortcuts to write LaTeX syntax in vim and really getting used to it. Of course, the change is gradual anyway, every step you take in vim/LaTeX gives great improvements in marginal productivity. I would just recommend constant little tinkering experimentation with vim (or emacs or whatever) and making it a habit to constantly improve your text editor's config file until it has everything but the kitchen sink. Again, marginal improvements make the transformation easy and worth it. By the way, I appreciate your Blender series; I watched it and it was extremely helpful when I was learning.
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  40. I use it for the kawaii desktop
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  41. smash like comment and subscribe 😂👌👌🍆💦💦
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  42. Legitimate speedrunning strat here. I did a run with my keyboard mouse and it was much slower. Copying those TXT records is annoying without the precision.
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  43. Wew lad, it was a public computer. Although I guess I was just as guilty then because I was using Google Drive still then kek. Sad!
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  44. What, did people think I eat Fruit Loops and watch Rick and Morty on Sunday?
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  45. The inevitable conclusion is just writing everything in plaintext and using `pr` to format for printing.
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  46. Hopefully you can quit for good now.
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  47. Unironically a decent heuristic.
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  48. Btw, zsh users can get an equivalent mode by putting `bindkey -v` in their zshrc, IIRC.
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  49. Funny if they actually do that in Germany. In America, they gave up on the bad press on suing people and now ISPs just send you dozens of accumulated warning letters. I know people who have gotten huge numbers and never anyone sued or who even lost internet coverage.
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  50. Apparently the spam filter is more liberal than I thought and is marking posts like t*rx and T O R X as spam too. (I just had to approve like a dozen of these ironic posts.)
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  51. Lol. As far as I'm concerned the mouse exists only for pointing to thing when recording video.
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  52. Thankfully, we have many dim-witted consooomers that make deals like this possible for banks. The rest of us can take advantage of them.
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  53. They don't want me to send baste people to their instances anyway
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  54. Yeah I unsubscribed when I heard it.
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  55. Yes. It's a waste.
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  56. Be a chad beta alpha tester: 1) Get on an Arch-based distro 2) run: curl -LO lukesmith.xyz/larbs.sh bash larbs.sh 3) get /comfy/
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  57. "I'd like to take time out to thank my sponsor, The Open Society Foundation..."
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  58. I don't think thinking through conversations is bad. It can be very important to think things through and organize thoughts, but if you think through conversations just for entertainment, that is what I'm talking about here.
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  59. Definitely. I'm at 340 btw ;^). Although there are definitely so high-caliber autistes that insist on using minimalist configs with only 10 bindings, and they should get credit for that.
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  60. delet this
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  61. Lol yeah I was taking them for about a week. T levels were off the charts. Hyper-motivated. It's no meme!
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  62. first interject copypasta gets a free heartcummy!
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  63. I'm trying to restrain myself from overusing the "boomer" meme, but it's hard when someone admits to need to increase browser font size.
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  64. Didn't make a meme thumbnail for this one because the YouTube auto-generated thumbnail happened to land on a meme anyway lol
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  65. I use Arch btw.
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  66. I've never had reactions like that. Grills love my vintage ThinkPads.
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  67. Why yes, thank you! I am very proud of this thumbnail! http://i3.ytimg.com/vi/L5xd5yejPBE/maxresdefault.jpg
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  68. Come on, it was a public computer!
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  69. I was already chased out of the University of Arizona in early 2017.
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  70. that's when xorg crashed
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  71. TempleOS is already perfect.
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  72. Hey, thanks a lot for the tips! I figured I had just overlooked that... And I do plan on doing more later, just because there's so much more. Anyway thanks for the tool!
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  73. Did you see any cracks forming in the tree? No. I didn't either.
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  74. It's definitely an autistic and self-aware way to end a presentation.
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  75. In the time since I recorded this video, they've added ANSI color codes to the output of the curl command. Because of that, you now have to remove them to show up in some statusbars like dwmblocks, which can be done by piping it through this command: sed 's/\x1b\[[0-9;]*m//g' Also, it looks like other modes, including a minimal mode as been added that makes it unnecessary to remove the box characters and such.
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  76. Remember that 99.999% of people are making excuses not to do things, so if you even attempt them, you are already in the 0.001% best. Remember most brick-and-mortar computer repair shops are just plugging up hard drives to USB with a $5 cord to recover data, deleting obvious spyware, fixing settings for boomers and other things that everyone watching this channel knows how to do in their sleep. Most of the things that people want in computer repair or even software is computationally simple. Just look at what people around you need.
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  77. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  78. This thumbnail goes out to everyone who has ever said I put too many soyjaks in thumbnails. Feel free to use this thumbnail to win internet arguments: https://i3.ytimg.com/vi/MYsk564hJ1U/maxresdefault.jpg
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  79. Lol. That was a homework prompt for my students. When I have extra space on the handout, I'll usually add a cringey meme or something lol
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  80. non-readme reading plebs get what the deserve
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  81. Find an Orthodox church near you: https://www.assemblyofbishops.org/directories/parishes Those near Valdosta, GA or north Florida who are interested in Orthodoxy, send me an email and if we have enough interest we will be able open the doors for having a church here: luke@lukesmith.xyz
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  82. Lol, it's just a highly esoteric meme. Would explain, but that'd reduce the esotericism.
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  83. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  84. at least you know it's not scripted lmao
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  85. >only let's not be hasty.
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  86. Something I didn't say in the video: `> file` will not output the file visually in all shells although it does make the file content available to commands like grep in all shells, like I illustrated. It does output the file in my shell (zsh) but it will not output it visually in bash or POSIX sh, although there might be a setting to enable it to do that in bash (I wouldn't know).
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  87. >stacy says his battery is only 6 volts laughing_girls.jpg
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  88. oh no! I guess i'll be sentenced to making ad revenue from linux minutiae for the rest of my life!
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  89. How to get RSS feeds from major social media sites (summarized): https://lukesmith.xyz/blog#a-guide-to-using-rss-to-replace-social-media
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  90. YOUR ALL BANNED
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  91. tl;dr is at 16:55, but getting there is half the fun, right?
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  92. DELET
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  93. At 45:03, I mistyped. It should be LANG=en_US.UTF-8. That is, with an underscore between en and US. not a hyphen. For what to do after installing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSHOb8YU9Gw
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  94. It's sobering to think that we could live in a world where movies were like that instead of what we have.
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  95. It's called `man` because it mansplains everything.
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  96. List of searx instances: https://searx.space Or start your own: https://asciimoo.github.io/searx/
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  97. sir, can we sign you up to comedy central?
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  98. Only two months later and I'm looking back at this video like "wtf my setup was all so primitive back then!"
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  99. Strikes include: 0) Using unlicenced Pepe memes 1) Lampooning in passing low-effort Indian tech channels, specifically their audio quality (this is "Inciting violence" according to Google) 2) Mentioning y*ut*be-dee-el and using it to download my own videos in a video! All of these have happened in the last month or so. I've never gotten strikes before. They're organized and are mass reporting everything so I've been deleting other random old videos (all striked videos were years old).
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  100. I don't think I mentioned it in the video, but if you use a cell phone, you should download and use f-droid (https://f-droid.org/) as a package manager. It contains only FLOSS and privacy-respecting applications and actually informs you about the potentially bad things in programs you install.
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  101. Please use dwm so the masses will stop nagging me to do it myself.
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  102. Better than 90% of the comments being about emacs as usual.
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  103. I do check my phone (which I keep in my office) to see what important emails and texts I need to ignore that day.
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  104. Well the whole video was a Christian ad.
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  105. Naw I'm not on Reddit myself.
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  106. Brainlet: "Hey isn't this the same as piping a command to xclip!!!!!" Me: "No. Piping a command with unexpected output to xclip requires you to rerun the command, which is not useful if it involves time-consuming compiling, downloading or can only be run once. This makes it useless if you don't already know beforehand that the output is worth copying." Before you post nitpicks, be sure to check the comments to see if dozen of people haven't already posted the same thing! Oh and also, it's a pain to copy to xclip's clipboard anyway `xclip -selection clipboard` is way too much writting teebehaitch
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  107. Try scrolling over a large media file or a symlink to another hard drive and feel the pain.
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  108. I had to type in very specific things to get it to look like that.
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  109. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  110. https://videos.lukesmith.xyz RSS: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/feeds/videos.xml?accountId=3
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  111. People have also emailed me asking: "Hey, can I ask you a question?" They don't get a response either.
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  112. Unironically true.
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  113. typing letters is bloat
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  114. Ha, thanks a lot! Good to know people share my sense of humor.
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  115. Full video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIMw_cI4UsA This was on Monero Talk.
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  116. He said that someone should "just" rewrite every system script so fish can run it. That is sheer satire. I don't know if I'm more disturbed by the prospect that he isn't kidding or the prospect that he was, suggested all those ludicrous things and apparently *no one noticed*...
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  117. I clapped when I saw it! 🖐️😮🖐️
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  118. I am going to turn my channel into me just watching Mac user videos and commenting "complete mental illness" every several seconds.
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  119. This is unironically better proof that the association between the term "horned" and being a cuckold goes deeper into Indo-European, rather than just being an English borrowing.
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  120. Don't sweat it, I'm just using people as a foil for something I wanted to say anyway. Actually caring about what other people on the internet think is extremely beta and I'm against it. If I did a vid on everything dumb I saw, I'd make a dozen a day.
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  121. double the drama
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  122. Get raked, Justin!
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  123. For Arch/Artix/Manjaro users, note that mutt-wizard is also in the AUR as mutt-wizard-git: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/mutt-wizard-git/
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  124. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  125. Lol, a little funny that no one, including me, noticed the misspelling all these months.
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  126. Next vid: "I HATE T SERIES (ThinkPad line)"
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  127. YOU OUR TWO
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  128. Oh yeah? If I'm a /g/ user, where are my chinese girl cartoon dolls and striped programming socks, eh?
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  129. Printers are sub-human.
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  130. Okay, that's enough emails lol It's going to take a while to go through all those...
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  131. I've been getting in the habit of only preparing for a really brief period nowadays, which means I can get home, have an idea and do it within an hour or so. I think this might actually be my 100th video this year?
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  132. This interview was by Justin Murphy, who does a lot of similar interviews of acadmics and various unique people on the internet. His channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JustinMurphy His newsletter: https://www.otherlife.co/ This full interview on Justin's channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxozmaGISOI
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  133. I can't find a libre razor
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  134. I mentioned that there's a difference between shell, bash, the terminal, etc. If you want to know what they all mean, I did a video explaining it a bit ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMSByvFHOro
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  135. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  137. When you're in front of an audience your IQ drops by at least 30 points.
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  138. I realize the video title is in dated language. How would you say this in Zoomerspeak?
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  139. Lol. It would be dishonest to posterity to fix it.
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  140. I neglected to mention that I also did a podcast episode talking about what I mentioned starting around 9:05, that is, Kahneman and Tversy's "Heuristics and Biases" program vs. ecological rationality. Get it here: https://notrelated.xyz/#0106
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  142. delet this.
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  143. Maybe you will someday.
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  144. People who put spaces in filenames deserve all their scripts breaking.
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  145. The NWO needs to step up their game.
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  146. In my defense, there are some audiobooks and albums that are not torrentable or downloadable outside of YouTube. This is actually my last line of defense.
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  147. This episode I had released on the podcast website, but this is its first time on YouTube. See the rest here: https://notrelated.xyz
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  148. It's le ebin Jojo meme song (Roundabout by Yes).
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  149. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  150. beyond cringe
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  151. By the way, I didn't say this in the original video, but as many commenters have said in the past years, yeah the "R.C. Christian" is likely an allusion to Rosicrucianism and related esoteric movements. That was also the hypothesis of the professor I knew who was commissioned to translate the stones.
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  152. Probably first to post Chads and Amerimutts too. Maybe even Pepe.
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  153. The same girl was telling me about some insta girl she followed that makes good money selling an ebook pdf at like $15 a pop. Imagine being a normie and paying for a pdf we would immediately go to Birate Pay or Gibrary Lenesis to download for free.
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  154. If you don't have a galaxy brain to configure mutt, luckily, someone made a tool for autoconfiguring it: https://gitlab.com/LukeSmithxyz/mutt-wizard (newer, better, alpha-testing version) https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/mutt-wizard (older version using offlineimap)
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  155. Wow, browsers and the internet are so bad they have to have separate modes if you actually want to consooom the actual content.
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  156. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  157. Lol I recorded a video on regex earlier today and it will be released tomorrow.
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  158. [comment retracted by Luke's employers]
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  161. Thanks, I'm glad you posted this because I was just trying to figure out tee after another conversation. I'm getting an error `/dev/fd/63: Permission denied` though. Know anything about this?
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  162. 0:00 - The End of End of History 1:43 - Albion's Seed 3:08 - Intro and organization 4:22 - Brief survey of the four groups 9:21 - How to write a term paper. 10:05 - The Eternal Puritan, their Moral Consensus and Ethnostate 17:23 - Patriarcha! 21:53 - Thot Patrol and Incel Rage 25:57 - HOL UP IS YOU TELLING WE WUZ ARISTOCRATS 29:10 - I'M LITERALLY QUAKING RN 30:40 - Open Borders for Pennsylvania! ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 32:18 - What are thoumst even talking about? 35:17 - The Borderer 42:39 - Back already 43:21 - Bugmanism 45:40 - THICC D'nations 46:56 - What is capitalism to Schumpeter? 49:16 - RIP Terry Davis 50:12 - Comments from the Cryptonomicon 51:53 - Back to Albion's Seed: MUH FREEDOM 1:00:27 - An Ethnic History of the United States 1:03:24 - Andrew Jackson 1:08:09 - Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War 1:11:32 - Postwar Puritan Supremacy 1:13:04 - REEEEconstruction: PURTIANS GET OUT 1:15:50 - Border Nationalism Now! 1:17:30 - [Le bad editting] Regionalism and the New Deal Coalition 1:20:10 - DR3 and the Party Inversions 1:27:37 - Non-white Immigration, Hart Celler Act 1:29:18 - Obama and Trump 1:35:55 - Finishing up Democracy
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  163. More robust: sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda
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  164. Due to recent (dumb) changes in how Firefox deals with add-ons, etc., some of the custom css styles here might no longer work properly. I'll put up a video with the fixes when I get them to my liking.
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  165. "Akthually, It's pronounced cab-i-net, not cab-net, check Snopes."
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  166. Also of interest may be my Monero Talk interview for details on Monero vs. Bitcoin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIMw_cI4UsA
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  167. I find that 9 times out of 10, `man` does everything you need Stackoverflow to do. For programming languages, I also find just DLing a pdf guide works wonders and encourages you to get in depth in what you're going. Depends on what problems you're having of course.
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  168. Lol I've literally never used pills so I guess I wouldn't know. Yeah I guess film canisters are the black ones.
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  169. I actually felt like I talked too much in the introduction...
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  170. oh okay i changed the video and did that thanks
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  171. You missed it. 8 minutes is the new 10 minutes on YouTube. Every video just got 2 minutes shorter.
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  172. The growing groff/troff playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-p5XmQHB_JRe2YeaMjPTKXSc5FqJZ_km
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  173. I have internet at the office (which is in walking distance). I never felt it necessary to pay for a stream of mind-numbing distractions (memes, porn, vine comps) at my own home. I have nothing against it of course. I'm moving into a place with internet soon, I just enjoy living without it now. You'll never realize what you can accomplish without it until you try it.
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  174. You're thinking of EDC.
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  175. The only reliable benefit of using emacs is that people would stop nagging me to use emacs.
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  176. Some people have noticed that I chose to awk out a temperature that might be computer specific (i.e. in the ThinkPad section). You might want to awk out a temp in the coretemp section or whichever section your computer has. That might be more universal. You may also need to run `sudo sensors-detect` first.
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  177. >tfw too inteligant to have a hairline
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  181. okay, this is epic.
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  182. You might not like it, but this is what peak efficiency looks like!
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  183. I sent them in for repairs and they were "lost" in the mail.
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  184. Lol I should've scrolled down, that's where the really good stuff is!
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  185. https://notrelated.xyz **Correction**: I mentioned that an Indian Vedic Nakshatra was analogous to a lunar phase, but this isn't accurate (I was adlibbing). It is a region of the sky the moon transits through. I also when talking about Stonehenge said that 56 divided by 3 is about ~2.9. Lol. Obviously mispoke. I meant 56 divided by 19. 0:00:00 Issuing and Extension on Human Prehistory 0:02:24 An Argument from Plausibility for R*ddit Soyentists 0:05:17 Constant Emergence of Civilization 0:06:31 Myth as the Science of Prehistory 0:07:44 I hate Hamlet's Mill. 0:10:12 Which came first: the Planets or the Gods? 0:11:50 Astronomical Myths in India and the Vedic Tradition 0:15:28 On Al-Biruni and his bad pronunciation 0:18:00 Mythology as technical language 0:20:40 Hamlet's Mill and the Precession of the Equinox 0:23:15 Hamlet and his story and Cosmic Mill 0:27:15 Hyperdiffusionism 0:30:24 Donations https://donate.notrelated.xyz 0:31:21 On podcast length and density again 0:33:15 Why .ogg instead of .mp3? 0:36:08 Thor Heyerdahl 0:38:40 The Polynesian discovery of America, physical and genetic evidence 0:43:16 Aboriginal Australians discover America in prehistory. 0:50:20 On Denisovans and Homo erectus 0:51:55 Diversion on Solutreans in Europe 0:53:50 On alchemy and technical language 0:56:19 Hipparchus and Babylonian astronomy 0:57:25 Ancient Memes we use every day 0:59:50 How many degrees are in a circle? 1:01:20 Babylonian Math https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIljB45xT85CdeBmQZ2QiCEnPQn5KQ6ov 1:03:51 Full development of science in prehistory 1:04:25 Panini's Ashtadhyayi and its deductive predecessors 1:06:52 The Memory Code by Lynne Kelly 1:08:41 The Cosmos and Ancient Astronomy 1:09:49 Stonehenge as a Neolithic Calculator 1:12:25 Poverty Point 1:13:12 Closing on the Precession of the Equinoxes
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  187. I feel like I have to pretend it matters anyway because people will nag me for the dumbest "safety" violations in the comments.
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  188. Hugo can do that itself. No silly extra scripts. I haven't set it up yet, but intend to.
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  189. I'm literally currently uploading a video on that. It will probably be visible tomorrow.
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  190. Until the heat death of the universe or until it breaks... Whichever comes first.
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  191. Scratch that, it was a silly mistake on my part. Thanks for your help!
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  192. >brainlet: Unironically using a webcam and keeping it untaped >normal brain: Using a webcam periodically and covering it with tape otherwise >smart: Not having a webcam >truly intelligent: Having a webcam and doing revolting things in front of it to gross out NSA >bog-tier intelligance: Actively buying a webcam and painstakingly installing it just to keep tape over it all day.
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  193. Well I think the problem with learning LaTeX is that there's too much documentation on every single pacakge so people never know where to start! My advice would be to learn what you need as you need it for a document. The logic to LaTeX becomes clear after you get messy with it.
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  194. vim: does amazing thing in 10 keypresses emacs: does same amazing thing only in 3 keypresses, but each requires you to hold down at least three other modifier keys with the same finger
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  195. Yeah, but that doesn't mean I won't accept my rightfully earned shekels!
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  196. Yeah, I've seen that one. That's the soulless future of YouTube right there.
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  197. wtf i hate luke now
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  198. That's literally just how her face looks always.
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  199. >tfw 2008 was 40 years ago
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  200. "Boomer Rants in Woods" is now an official playlist/series on my channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-p5XmQHB_JRlxgcaj-WxkAylXFuE0gyk
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  201. It's nowhere near as complicated as it looks ;-). One year ago, I was still just using standard Ubuntu Unity and didn't know the difference between ~ and /.
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  202. --posix is a GNU extension. That's the problem.
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  203. Bleeding edge? Who cares? I use it because people on an anime board told me I'd be cool if I used it! Non-meme answer: I was on the other side of the country and had no access to it.
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  204. Only after you delete system32.
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  205. Once someone notices what it means to be an NPC and has the self-awareness to understand that they have been one, they likely cease being an NPC.
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  206. As I say in the video, this is literally not true. Opening and paying off credit only increases your score. My credit score is over 800.
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  207. jfc, normies
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  208. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  209. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  210. It's about 10GB. A lot of them are old text messages converted to emails by a program I used to use.
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  211. One of the printers for the service is in Europe, so shipping might not be as high as you think. You can check yourself. If you're writing a whitepaper for real pros, the default LaTeX style is always preferred. If you want to wow normies, you can do something superficially fancier.
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  212. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  213. Maybe my next latex video will be BDSM themed.
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  214. your comment is BLOTE
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  215. To my understanding, right now they require using Cloudflare. I might be wrong, but I turned my brain off on that.
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  216. Although there are credit cards with annual fees here, I've never opened one or used it for this purpose. I don't usually close the credit account when I'm done with the card anyway: I just disable the card and lock it away.
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  217. must consoom
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  218. I think it's an okay idea, but it might be a somewhat stressful transition for people new to it.
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  219. The only question now is which newfriend will be the one to correct the grammar of the title? :thinking:
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  220. No one ever died from hyperbole ;^)
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  221. Why use the mouse when you could just not
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  222. I find the idea that the soyvilization we live in is the only one far more disturbing.
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  223. new paradigm
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  224. Weren't his bookshelves in his garage for some reason? lol Not good for durability.
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  226. okay pay for my plane tickets, meals and a hotel where i won't get stabbed
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  227. If you can weather the incoming Civil War, sure.
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  228. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  229. I upload videos to YouTube so they will get monitored.
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  230. Interesting. I didn't know that.
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  231. As far as I know, Chromecast doesn't plug into a printer. And you know what kind of technology that makes it...
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  232. DELET THIS
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  233. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  234. The scripts I mention, and a lot of others are in my dotfiles here: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice/tree/master/.scripts If you want to see an explainer on the structure of one, feel free to ask ;-)
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  235. This will be the next banned phrase.
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  236. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  237. Yeah I have no clue why people pronounce it like that, but I eventually gave in.
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  238. I should've just pulled up windows for cmatrix, a couple htops and ls -al'ed a couple times and that would've probably made me more productive.
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  240. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  241. Well Dunning-Krueger is supposed to be "Arrogance of the Mid-wit." I don't talk about Dunning-Krueger because it's a fake effect in the literature (statistical noise), so ironically enough the only true example of Dunning-Krueger is the people who blame others of it.
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  242. You underestimate the number of shameless and despondent normies who not only don't care, but will actively signal against you if you say obvious "conspiracy theorist" facts like what the ME does.
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  243. >implying he isn't even worse in his linguistics work
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  244. There is literally already a playlist on my channel already named that: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-p5XmQHB_JRlxgcaj-WxkAylXFuE0gyk
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  245. Lol it can be done with tikz; I haven't ever had the need though. I will say one thing I've never figured out how to easily implement is using emojis in documents, which has actually come up. I can insert them as pictures, but I'm waiting for them to be streamlined in a package.
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  246. They're pentalobe. And don't like your own post; that's cringey.
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  247. I have thought of a "Cooking for NEETs" series in the past...
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  248. DELET THIS POST NOW!!!
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  249. Lol well it should be "calling C programs efficiently is better than calling C programs inefficiently."
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  250. IM IMPEACHING YOU, DRUMPF!😭👋 ██]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] 10% complete..... ████]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] 35% complete.... ███████]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] 60% complete.... ███████████] 99% complete..... 🚫ERROR!🚫 💯True💯 Presidents are irreplaceable 💖I could never impeach you Mr. Trump!💖 Send this to ten 🐘Congressional Republicans🐘 who vote to promised to 🔲Build The Wall🔲 and send back 🌮the Mexicans🌮 Or get demographically 🌮🌯swamped🌯🌮 in your home country❌❌😬😬❌❌ If you get 0 Yay Votes: no Wall for you 🚫🚫👿 3 Yay Votes: 🔲🔲BUILD THAT WALL🔲🔲 5 Yay Votes: Ethno-state Confirmed!🥧⚾️🦅
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  251. LARBS website: https://larbs.xyz 00:00 Intro and Background 01:26 Download and Create and ISO 05:05 On the Artix and Arch Install Scripts in the Repositories 07:28 Reboot and Boot from the ISO 08:26 UEFI vs Legacy Boot 09:38 Formatting the Drive and Partitions 14:34 Making an Encrypted Partition (luksFormat) 17:37 Mount Partitions 18:24 Choosing Mirrors for Speed (Optional) 19:02 Install the Operating System and Programs 22:06 Chrooting into the New Operating System 23:03 Settings: Timezone, locale, LANG, hostname 26:13 Enable NetworkManager and internet/wifi 27:17 Passwords and users (optional autologin) 29:30 Preparing decryption on boot, mkinitcpio.conf 30:59 Grub configuration with UUIDs to decrypt 32:08 Generating an fstab file 32:28 Finishing up the GRUB configuration 36:32 Grub installation and grub-mkconfig 39:13 Finalizing 39:47 Checking our work 41:44 On graphical environments 42:30 LARBS 45:45 On xinit and starting desktop environments or window managers
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  253. I don't know what's going on with this video. A lot of comments are showing up either only on the video or only on my comments feed. It's not even showing some of my comments. YouTube is probably messing with something.
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  254. Well obviously deleting all social media is a good start.
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  255. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  256. Lol yeah I noticed later. Should've cleaned it. I guess it would've only been a second more.
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  257. This was recorded last year.
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  258. I guess they'll just have to watch the actual video to find out ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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  259. sudo apt-get install fire rm -rf ~/ticks G to skip to the end of the trail
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  260. Yeah when they banned desktop threads I got bored and started a YouTube channel. Apparently coming down on shitposting has a positive influence on everyone's lives...
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  261.  @weeaboochamploo5418  Moldbug has hot takes, but if he said more or less what I said here, I didn't read it. If I was actually biting content from UR this video would be 40 minutes long and part 1 of 16.
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  262. Actually after I recorded this I went to church and Sunday School was canceled but I didn't know because I don't have BoomerBook.
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  263. Yeah, the first question after may talk was a boomer unironically interjecting.
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  264. >still camping with systemd enjoy ur botnet ;^)
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  265. Honest advise? Drop out. Universities have no actual educational function; what's left of them is just like a church for gaslit true believer liberals. Insitutionalized knowledge is as good as dead. If you come to school to learn something, you're going to be out of place.
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  266. I think it's 8 kids now.
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  267. It's a meme.
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  268. I'm an Ameribrainlet so I am incapable of driving that.
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  269. I think a lot of this is very possible. (I definitely think NTFs right now are a meme of course). Since crypto is programmable, it is much easier to build fancier applications on top of bitcoin that will take the place of a lot of the current """financial system""". Of course, Leonardo of Biz's vid is a terrible dystopia because it's a world where crypto is as a mere replacement for the financial system. The real goal is for this tech to be used in the intended peer-to-peer and decentralized way I talk about here.
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  270. 📚 SITE: https://lindypress.net/ 🗼 Subscribe to the RSS Feed for new books and news: https://lindypress.net/rss.xml
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  271. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  272. The video made by this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCjX0il3wkc The script used: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice/blob/master/.local/bin/slider The video I was playing at the start of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zpgQpdy_fI
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  273. delet this
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  274. I guess they'll just have to watch my other vids to see ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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  275. I literally did.
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  276. and using the magic of free-as-in-freedom software, I could also easily emulate a 1080p display so my viewers can watch my screencast in a resolution even higher than my laptop has
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  277. One your account's config in `~/.config/mutt/accounts/` and edit the `mailboxes` command to determines what mutt sees as a mailbox. You might also want to edit `~/.mbsyncrc` and you can specify which boxes you want to sync on the `Patterns` call. I have my main account say `Patterns INBOX` (maybe Inbox for you) which only ever syncs my inbox.
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  278. >/biz >>>/reddit/
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  279. Do you think people use a cli/vim/LaTeX as some kind of practical joke or earn hipster points? vim lets me move around and edit my document seamlessly, where in Word I would be arrow-keying around or clicking. LaTeX does all of my references, numbering, tables, formatting and everything else automatically. Why would I do everything manually in some GUI program when I could just... not?
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  280. Parler boomers literally asked for it in hosting with Amazon. Has nothing to do with ISPs. ISPs are much more regulated and do not have the right to privilege certain traffic in most countries. That's why bittorrent is still a huge portion of internet traffic. Aside from that, it's not too hard to avoid any kind of targeted ISP blocking even if it did happen.
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  281. I accidentally released it. I try to only release one video a day.
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  282. I seem to remember Taleb saying that he ended either being gifted or buying on discount a Tesla and he felt guilty about it because they were made by government funding rather than an actual general desire for them.
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  283. I unironically agree.
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  284. Interesting. Most people in antiquity with this view of nature weren't so "extreme" that they thought that all sex acts should end in procreation, just that it is criminal to impede its potentiality, but I do think there were a couple early Christian theologians who went as far as saying that married couples should not have intercourse at all without the expectation of children. These people were usually thought as extreme by their contemporaries, but they have been out there.
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  285. One might add both are because of the same people 🤔
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  286. "I've been using vim for 20 years—back then I opened a file and I still haven't figured out how to close it!" -Rodney Dangerfield
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  287. It's not really a vim mnemonic; just a computer metaphor. You'll notice in my other videos I actually use "puke" to mean standard output too.
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  288. Podcast website: http://notrelated.libsyn.com/website RSS: http://notrelated.libsyn.com/rss
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  289. Website: https://notrelated.xyz Download this Episode: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/notrelated/S02E03_-_Myth_as_History_Rohls_New_Chronology.ogg Subscribe vis RSS: https://notrelated.xyz/rss Comment/Donate: https://donate.notrelated.xyz
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  290. I don't think I said it in the video, but you might need to install `poppler` to get the `pdfinfo` and `pdttotext` commands.
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  291. Yeah, I have. It's actually at max sensitivity, but it still doesn't move quite as fast as the laptop keyboard.
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  292. The true red-pill is total innumeracy.
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  293. In crossing over into many different topics, my channel sure enables the most ridiculous puns.
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  294. Download the episode: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/notrelated/S02E05_-_Popper_Soros_and_the_Open_Society.ogg https://notrelated.xyz
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  295. vim users are so unenlightened and low on the spectrum that they can still understand what is a joke and what isn't. Sad!
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  296. Don't sweat it. It looks like I was a lot more brutal with them than I actually was. Although, I do have a YOLO mindset when approching 10-year-old tech though.
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  297. Yes. I did a video on the particular script a bit ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wM2VzubQoM
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  298. If you need someone to define basic terms for you and hold your hand through this, you should probably just stay in YT's special corner for internet atheists.
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  299. Everyone else with a sonic avatar.
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  301. I dont think he meant it seriously either.
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  302. Nah that was my pure copper survivalist waterbottle.
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  303. "Knowledge" doesn't have anything to do with academia.
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  304. Sad! Many such cases!
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  305. Why don't you open the video description and look at all of the scientific articles I painstakingly sourced for you, you literal brainlet.
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  306. >he has an OS that mounts USBs without his express consent cuck-tier tbh fam
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  307. I don't use Google search. I put videos on YouTube because I deliberately want them not to be private you grugbrain.
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  309. Well ctrl+l just returns ^L on my server.
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  310. This could be done without too much issue. After some setup, Hugo does have the ability to automatically minimize and optimize images. So we could have featured articles like this on the mainpage.
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  311. YouTube is sort of different since it's a one-way platform: I have 30K subs and don't know any of them. Still can be bad though.
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  312. Chromium and Le Shill Lion have that too.
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  313. UPDATE: We are now set to solve bloated recipes for good with our new site: https://based.cooking See the video on it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykNEkiYr0QM
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  314. The entire issue is that people are being sold this delusion of: "Be rational and 'think for yourself' and live life and learn on your own terms," and then they end up wasting their lives and at most learned what we should've just told them in the first place. In most cases, people are to arrogant to admit that their libidos were the wrong guide. This is the exact recipe of breaking everyone that has gotten us here.
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  315. Forced memes are indistinguishable from just dumb people.
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  316. The fradulent federal reserve notes are already out there. You might as well grab some for yourself.
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  317. There are some recipes with links like that, but not everyone has been adding them when they submit.
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  318. That's what Icecat's for ;-)
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  319. I released this video 49 seconds ago...
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  320. Yeah that's what Linux needs, proprietary DRM cahntent. >the absolute state of your average Linux YouTube consumer
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  321. They do record and put up videos (not the best quality historically though). I'll be recording mine separately just in case anyway.
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  322. A deeper question: Who actually enjoys intercourse in a movie or TV? Who wants to see that? It's one thing to imply a sex scene, but to show it or portions of it is truly bizarre as I've never seen a person not feel awkward about watching it with others.
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  323. I wonder if they noticed my secret message to investigate WTC 7 🤔
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  324. WordPress is GPLv2.
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  325. no clue actually
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  326. My windows get places automatically due to the fact I use a tiling window manager, specifically i3-gaps. When using a tiling window manager, whenever you add a window, it automatically fits in the way you see here. i3-gaps also lets me easily set keyboard shortcuts to bring up programs, move windows, and basically everything else.
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  327. Thanks for the hint!
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  328. cringing rn
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  329. Same as in vim. :q<Enter>
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  330. >tty >final red-pill Uhm, no sweetie-dumpling: editions-hache.com/essais/pdf/kaczynski2.pdf
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  331. City people are a giant cult that invent myths like this to scare themselves from leaving their cult.
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  332. Already in progress, although I may have to break it into two volumes if I want to do the unabridged version.
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  333. I'd really like to, but I probably won't be able to arrange it.
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  334. Contemplating using AI to make unironically all my thumbnails because I find it tiresome.
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  335. get an adblocker boomer
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  336. luke btfo!
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  337. i fall for the memes so you don't have to
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  338. Evangelion blows. (I'm going to lose lots of subscribers for this comment.)
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  339. Ubuntu used to have an start menu that searched Amazon as well, and people feared Amazon could use the meta-data from these searches to build a profile of user (even though the searches were "anonimized" through Ubuntu servers before reaching Amazon). A lot of people complained about this, so it's no longer the case.
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  340. No, that would be gay.
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  341. If you want to start your own Fediverse server: Get a Domain name: https://www.epik.com/?affid=we2ro7sa6 Get a VPS to host it on: https://www.vultr.com/?ref=8384069-6G My PeerTube instance: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz Pleroma (Twitter equivalent) Instances: List (slow-loading): https://the-federation.info/pleroma Site: https://pleroma.social/ Install Pleroma on a server: https://docs-develop.pleroma.social/backend/installation/otp_en/ PeerTube instances: https://instances.joinpeertube.org/instances PeerTube site: https://joinpeertube.org/ Install PeerTube on your own server: https://docs.joinpeertube.org/install-unofficial Pixelfed (Instagram/Snapchat equivalent): https://pixelfed.org/ Instances: https://beta.joinpixelfed.org/ Or install your own: https://docs.pixelfed.org/running-pixelfed/ WriteFreely (Blog software): https://writefreely.org/ Friendica (Facebook equivalent): http://friendi.ca/ Instances: https://dir.friendica.social/servers Mastodon (also Twitter-like): https://joinmastodon.org/ An example instance: https://qoto.org Install: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/user/run-your-own/ Instances: https://instances.social/list#lang=&allowed=&prohibited=nudity_nocw,nudity_all,pornography_nocw,pornography_all&min-users=&max-users=
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  342. Wow, this is a great video. I've used bc as a calculator for a while, but I never thought to check if it could do all this. Good to see these old tools see the light of day.
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  343. :set havegirlfriend E518: Unknown option: havegirlfriend
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  344. Lol I'm a brainlet for giving him attention then.
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  345. gigachads only read the titles and just guess what the video is about
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  346. luke btfo
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  347. Profile picture matches.
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  348. Lol yeah I'm secretly on the payroll of a decades-old free software project with a crappy plain html website. 👏
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  349. no one cares about copyright
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  350. yup
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  351. Sure it is, because no one actually uses wayland.
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  352. Why would I use an operating system as a text editor?
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  353. "Dumb people will think you're dumb". Okay.
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  354. Yes I've seen it. Part of me is skeptical that this is a surefire disabling of the whole system, but if it is, you could reasonably say Purism computers are "free" in that while they do have some malicious proprietary components, they're totally severed from accessing anything else. I'm sure someone would disagree. But as to Purism's claim that the whole of the ME has been totally neutered, I'd like to see it reviewed by other professionals. Granted, whether this is legit or not, Purism and a lot of other teams are extremely close to getting rid of the ME from what I hear, so the whole discussion might be moot in a couple months.
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  355. It was actually Jitsi that just continually lo-fied me.
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  356. This is actually due to YouTube's retardation. They don't allow < and > in video descriptions or titles, and require > and < instead. However, with the new format change, these don't render properly. I noticed that it does render in Palemoon, which still uses the older format, but fails to render in Waterfox, which uses the new encoding.
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  357. Kek. Knew I forgot something...
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  358. Well I'm allegedly supposed to be a linguist, so one would hope I'd get that right!
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  359. Kevin Wad asked me to do an interview. We're releasing it here first. Kevin Wad's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMg5jHjEp59TKy_0tdoeXnQ Him on Monero Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lwRB7YxAsA
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  360. Here are my RSS feeds FYI, which also show how to format YouTube/Twitter links: Main: https://lukesmith.xyz/rss.xml Forum: https://forum.lukesmith.xyz/syndication.php?limit=15 Twitter: https://twitrss.me/twitter_user_to_rss/?user=lukesfiat YouTube: https://youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC2eYFnH61tmytImy1mTYvhA
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  361. Yeah you basically have to put every individual word into quotes at this point.
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  362. I clapped when i saw it
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  363. The good news is that if the X220 is successfully Librebooted, the chances of the X230, T420 and other post-i5 posts getting a Libreboot increases drammatically. The modern Intel ME has been a big stalling factor in freeing the BIOS in later computers, but if the X220 is successful, that means that overcoming similar MEs in other devices should be much easier.
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  364. I gave you feet at 14:04 and this is the thanks I get?
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  365. >not watching the Bible on a 16 color display while hacking in TempleOS
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  366. Most of the people who matter in the world don't actually use Arch Linux.
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  367. automatic transmission just werks (In reality, manual transmission vehicles are pretty hard to find in America at all, so yeah I've never had the chance to learn.)
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  368. What are you talking about? When did I say anyone is going to install Linux? Has nothing to do with "market share." Linux is a full operating system with everything a normal human needs.
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  370. Yeah sorry, this might be the actual origin and I probably misremembered. I know there is a part in Zhuangzi where it alludes in passing to something similar (I had looked this up), but Laozi is probably the origin point. I guess I thought of the idea of being more characteristic of Zhuangzi, hence my confusion.
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  371. You didn't miss anything. Sometimes when I stop ffmpeg, the audio cuts out a second or so early. I just didn't want to rerecord a goodbye lol
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  372. I'm really a spree YouTuber. I'm just now starting one of my sprees.
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  373. the absolute state of 2021 youtube viewers...
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  374. I hate the Antichrist.
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  375. I went to an amusement park for the first time as an adult last year (Universal, don't ask how that happened) and I literally could not stop laughing out loud at the end of every ride when the wagies at the exit would all "congratulate you" for "defeating the sith" or Voldemort or whatever. How ridiculous.
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  376. I was thinking about it, but it's nothing really special.
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  377. You shouldn't need to ask me this.
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  378. Google's the only one that really does that. Just don't use it and use the other dozen general search engines.
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  379. I mean lpr does that too. lpr my_selfie.jpg It jest werks.
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  380. Cheers! Yeah there are still good defensible parts of NN law: I don't want ISPs to be able to throttle political/non-illegal content. In reality I'm not hugely against NN though anyway, it's just a huge issue that many people have become very opinionated about without thinking too much.
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  381. Is it using this etymon?: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/s%D1%8Crna This would be the exact word on the Slavic side of things.
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  382. Buttons? For clicking? Like with a mouse?
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  383. Option one: Go to any university and use their wifi as a guest, and that should give you access. Option two: Find a paywalled article you wanna read, then feed the url to sci-hub.ac to get instant access. (Or for books, try gen.lib.rus.ec)
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  384. I put videos on YouTube so they'll be monitored.......
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  385. I don't know what to tell you, that's just not true. Sure, having an inquiry will temporarily decrease your score, but that's peanuts compared to the higher score you will have as your larger credit limit is maintained over the years.
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  386. I am sympathetic to traditionalist Catholics, but I think the Western Church is on a shakey foundation of human reason that has inevitably lead to protestantism and the issues with Vatican II. Once I considered seriously Orthodoxy I don't really view traditional Catholicism very tempting.
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  387. It was at a conference.
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  388. Hacker skills.
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  389. To quote my good friend Noam Chomsky: "It's not a conspiracy theory, it's just institutional analysis."
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  390. Reminds me, I also wanted to ban the word "polished", because it was a buzzword that came with every one of those posts.
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  391. Bitcoin doesn't exist as a currency outside of Layer 2 due to its transaction fees. Monero has no need for Layer 2 to serve its purpose because it's actually well designed.
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  392. If you see sites that shouldn't be banned, send a change request to me on github. I've actually already removed a bunch of spurious bans (mostly """fake news""" sites), but if you see anything else that shouldn't be there, tell me.
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  393. I didn't read that anywhere from this video.
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  394. I'm putting this vid out to go with my new mutt-wizard, which you should check out! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsEJz9f9VMQ)
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  395. You're still a word-thinker.
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  396. I compile with XeLaTeX because it makes handling Unicode characters easier. Most of these books will have some Greek words interspersed or other unique characters. I also plan on publishing Greek language works as well. LaTeX has a lot more well-established and specific user packages for specific things. Even if groff is better for smaller things, since few people use groff, it is harder to extend yourself since fewer people have done some of the hacking themselves before for your.
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  397. Yeah I needed a mouse for a normie thing last week so I got one and haven't disconnected it yet.
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  398. If you want laws that protect throttling of website for non-motivated/political reasons, fine, I'd support that. But it's backwards to say that we need NN for that. There's a difference between allowing all content and forcing users to pay for it all. As I say in the vid, the market for ISPs is so small deliberately because startup costs are unnaturally high becuse of NN. No niche marketing or tiered services. The same thing happened to ISPs as did the American railroad industry: they were regulated into a monopoly.
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  399. Most states have "homestead exemptions" for your primary residences where you can avoid or at least substantially deduct taxes. I haven't paid them yet for where I live, but I think mine would be around $700 per year after the exemption. Without the deduction it might be about twice as much.
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  400. >implying I don't
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  401. Good point. It never really hit me the potential performance differences between the $() and ``; I should try and be more mindful of overusing $(). 😎👍
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  402. This is the mindset of your average "dev": thank them for how the internet is nowadays.
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  403. Great, now everyone knows I don't watch my own videos before I upload them!
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  404. People actually use the scripts I write, so I use only programs that people actually care about.
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  405. Solutions here: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/ https://odysee.com/@Luke:7
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  406. There are a couple of commands you can run like :plot. I'm still sort of figuring it all out. It needs GNUplot to produce output and it can be a little wonky in my experience, but pretty promising.
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  407. cringe.
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  408. You can actually get a bs courtesy appointment with a gender studies degree though. No so with linguistics.
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  409. >being that high time preference
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  410. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  411. I don't know how this entire video went in and out bypassing your brain. Buying from a local supply chain ensures that you won't literally die when the fragile system collapses. Saving money short term by buying unsustainable global chains just to end up in disaster is retarded.
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  412. >recommend command >say it's not recommended someone call godel wtf is going on
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  413. It's just called real life.
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  414. >spent 0 minutes making the video >still took ages to get the retarded thumbnail right I can't win.
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  415. I can see video games as being better than passive consumption of TV or movies. They are a semi-active media. I learned stuff from video games as a kid too. The issue is there are things (realer things) preferable to video games. Also, most people play video games as a time-killer because they have nothing else (hence self-identified "gamers"). I look back at my years doing this and regret it, because I see that I could've separated myself from video games and done more reading, learned woodwork, done X Y Z. My video game accomplishments are dust in the wind, but there are a lot of other passtimes that are not.
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  416. suckless builds: ~/.local/src npm packages: /dev/null
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  417. FATT
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  418. Just uninstalled.
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  419. No, people actually used and cared about Latin and Sanskrit because they actually mattered.
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  420. >being literate in the first place
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  421. Lol. Good question. I looked it up in the analytics: average is about three minutes. Highly variable though; most click off quickly, the rest watch all the way through.
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  422. It about dries up by the end of the video. Also the gnats were swarming me because of the juice too. I guess I know now not to eat from my trees before filming lol
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  423. They will be banned from Telegram too.
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  424. @Pilot16H That just isn't true. Credit scores are not related to income at all. When applying for loans, banks look at your income to DEBT ratios, not income to potential credit. Having lines of credit open literally helps your credit score. That's the whole point! I also do not close these credit accounts either, only disable the cards. Closing cards will not decrease your score unless your "average" payment history is getting worse, which is irrelevant for people who actually pay off their cards.
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  425. Haven't worked or seen my girlfriend the past couple of days. I've actually been at my dad's house while he's getting ready to sell it and there's just nothing to do here but meme and produce content.
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  426. Lol. Yeah I think the pronunciation differs from field to field. Math people say laytek; in linguistics, we pretty consistently say lahtek.
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  427. I don't know what to tell you other than you can literally do all of that in groff/troff. People survived writing books, tables, papers, complex diagrams and everything else on troff for decades. You can just as easily set or create your own styles in troff. Things are poorly documented nowadays, but that doesn't mean it's not all there. As I said in the video, `pic` is groff's version of Tikz, although `grap` is for groff's graphs and other diagrams. I mean they even have things like `chem` for chemistry diagrams! Aside from that, the whole point of having tools abide by the UNIX philosophy is that you can extremely easily write a program that modifies an incoming stream add in whatever you want. As you might see in this video, refer and groff are highly modular, and there's nothing keeping you from making a very brief program, even sed command that replaces a sequence with a more complex diagram readable by groff. That is, even if you don't like the syntax, fine! Make a sed command that rudementarily converts markdown to groff_ms and it will still compile way faster than compiling to pdf with pandoc. The only thing I'd worry about groff not having is highly niche and modern diagrams. For example, for a linguistics paper, I might need to make a syntax tree or a 3 line gloss. There are packages for this already for TeX, but I'd probably have to make special macros for pic and tbl respectively if I wanted it in groff.
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  428. Lol. They're actually backups of old websites.
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  429. Unnatural and worse: cringe.
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  430. Don't correct him. Being a nocoiner will be its own punishment.
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  431. i'm a real "youtuber" now lmao 💰👏
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  432. Of course. But most people don't want a working computer. They want all this proprietary spyware/bloatware they've imprinted on and want to keep it on Linux.
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  433. lol xrandr. Use --scale-from. You may be able to do it just in ffmpeg too.
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  434. Lol yeah but zeitgeist shamelessly made all that up.
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  435. I don't understand this post. Bitcoin has the functionality of gold, but gold absolutely does not have the functionality of bitcoin. Gold is hard to obtain, store, preserve and exchange. Bitcoin isn't. I can't have an online shop or a donation link using gold.
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  436. Honestly just about any distro. Manjaro is usually what I recommend because it is great and simple out of the box and is based on Arch, so if you, say, want to install a custom Arch system later, it makes the transition a little easier. It'll also have a larger number of programs accessible in the AUR. But any distro will do.
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  437. That's DIO-sama to you.
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  438. It's about done. The payment and printing backend is working perfectly, it's mostly an issue of making it look pretty and then it will be made public.
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  439. cringe nitpicks like this make me want to kms myself
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  440. *zoomer
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  441. ed is the standard editor.
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  442. Yeah it is deliberately manipulated to do that. That's one of the big issues with AI. You don't know if you're getting an actual algorithmic output from widely dispersed data, or just the programmer's finger on the scale.
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  443. They all have names like "Ramesh" or "Pajeet," etc.
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  444. LINKS and IMPORTANT NOTE: Epik (register a domain): https://www.epik.com/?affid=we2ro7sa6 Vultr (get a server): https://www.vultr.com/?ref=8384069-6G Info/repo on my emailwiz script: https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/emailwiz Test your DKIM: https://appmaildev.com/en/dkim mutt-wizard for command-line email: https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/mutt-wizard Note: Also, Vultr (and other VPS) often block mail ports on new VPS. You might need to open a ticket on the Vultr website to have your ports opened. It won't take any time for them to respond.
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  445. I'd look at renting is only a last-option or if you know you won't live in a place for more than a year. Put yourself in the shoes of wagecucks right now who are renting and lost their job for the past month or two. Until you have your own place, you're not even going to realize all the things you can't do while renting.
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  446. I mean "internet." I've never used social media myself.
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  447. That was the original song and it fit better, but I had to replace it or it'd be demonitized.
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  448. URGENT! Read this: https://lukesmith.xyz/deletion
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  449. Yeah I'm betting on you eating your hat on this one. The Schumpeterian stance usually wins out. You're saying that the US ISP market is terrible/monopolistic (it is), but you don't want systemic changes because you say they'll be powerful enough to charge whatever, which apparently they couldn't do with NN in place(?) because of a PR disaster, but that won't happen when NN is gone? That seems like a long chain of selective reasoning for NN.
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  450. Per second bandwidth caps are not the same as bandwidth use over time.
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  451. If you don't think you are smart enough to exploit the system, why are you commenting from your Google®️ account?
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  452. >not icecat
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  453. Good to hear. It was Friedman, but I contemplated Rothbard. As esoteric as the joke was, I felt like including Rothbard might make it even more inaccessible lol
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  454. Hmm I didn't actually know msatas came with that kind of capacity nowadays (it's not something usually on my radar). Yeah I guess that's next on my list if I start running out of space as is.
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  455. I said "if I had to give a binary answer" ;-)
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  456. That's what I said!
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  457. Pinning this because others have asked. I moved around my scripts for cleanliness's sake and yes, these are now in ~/.scripts/i3cmds/
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  458. I believe it's because TeX can't look backwards: if you have refs before the labels, TeX won't have that label stored yet so won't know what to do with the ref.
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  459. It's percentage per core. So if you have four cores, your max is 400.
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  460. Ah, the SoyDev's mantra.
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  461. Now that we're gradually moving to a world of 3D printing and decentralized manufacturing, this is more of a possibility. God knows traditional manufacturers have been resisting it. Having easily decomposible and repairable products is disasterous for brands but great for users.
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  462. Really just by looking individual things up as I needed them and watching some videos here and there. Practice and implementation make it easy to remember (as I said, I rewrote my thesis as practice). Documentation is good too, but best for highly specialized things.
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  463. Huh, wow, I never thought of that, but it's crazy enough to be extremely useful... I think I'll try it!
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  464. Thanks for the tip! Might try it.
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  465. Why do people keep saying this? Watch the video! & still requires the redundant open terminal taking up half the screen be open for the whole time you're using the program. That's the whole point of running setsid! You're going to have to juggle a useless terminal window whereas swallow stores it safely behind the window that actually matters.
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  466. Stop cooming.
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  467. Try to find a small business with less than 1.5 mil in "assessed value". Estate taxation just means that every small business is automatically confiscated/ransomed by the government to its late owner's family. This does not happen to incorporated businesses. Even social democrats aren't dumb enough to support it and a growing number of countries are abolishing it Australia, Russia Sweden, etc. It's a tax that causes nothing but harm and that's motivated by nothing but misplaced resentment.
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  468. *Harry Potter
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  469. muh extensibility
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  470. There is quite literally no oversight of DDG whatsoever and they admit it. They openly run a proprietary SASS. Trusting just some random guy is much better than trusting DDG CEO Gabriel Weinberg who had a career in selling metadata and such before DDG.
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  471. Does anyone need some invented formal epistemological cut-off to tell the difference?
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  472. can we hit 1000 views, reddit? smash that upcummy button
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  473. Naw, editing it down is bloat
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  474. I really just want to handle errors and give other options in the menus, but I'd say the script generally is about le 56% done.
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  475. Don't worry, you don't learn anything in them anyway
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  476. Lol I have.
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  477. ATJ is the thumbnail for a reason. Every piece of media she's ever been in is exactly what I'm talking about. Started with Witch and hasn't changed at all. Sordidness, the occult, arbitrary and unreasoned bloodlust.
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  478. You "give coins" to miners who are securing and decentralizing the network while also contributing experimentation with the software.
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  479.  @sadface7457  The problem is people making excuses
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  480. That's for soy.cooking or cringe.cooking
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  481. kek
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  482. No, graduate students mostly do nothing all day. Well, female graduate students complain about how hard it is, but aside from that, they don't do anything either.
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  483. Issue is people who are looking to be an employee as if that should be their default and typical mode.
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  484. Thank you reddit for the same positivist pabulum that literally everyone has heard a million times and that this video is a response to anyway
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  485. Signal is centralized but signal messages are end-to-end encrypted. Signal has been having a lot of problems and has been doing weird stuff recently (scamish cryptocurrency) and I use Matrix more for personal messages because you can do more with it. Signal also requires a phone number and such.
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  486. Not a screenshot of mine.
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  487. Nowadays people "binge-watch" a lot of these mini-series, so they are really one incredibly long movie. Watching an episode a week is long gone now. It goes without saying that while episodic shows naturally breed a kind of repetitive nihilism, most serial shows (Game of Thrones being a great example) are even more nihilistic in content and lack of thematic structure aside from their sordidness "to be realistic."---which really means to force new levels of nihilism and degeneracy on the viewers, thus making a new standard for "realistic."
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  488. It was 5 acres or so, less than $100k. I didn't inherit it, although I bought it from a distant family member. He didn't give me a total steal though, I still bought it a good bit above the appraisal value. I do have some rural land I might inherit, but there's literally nothing on it, although maybe later on I'll build something on it.
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  489. don't thank me, thank my boomer sit down lawn mower
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  490. big double ooff
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  491. Didn't know I had one until you mentioned it. Just one rando rating though; probably not even a student knowing my position. If you want to see what my actual students think of me, check my actual evaluations of my website, all of which I publish.
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  492. rsync hasn't changed. Watch the last video.
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  493. Zcash is great technology improperly used and entirely wrapped in a scam.
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  494. There are at least people consistently pretending to in my comments section. Not sure if it's a joke honestly. People who claim to use nano too.
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  495. Previous video titles include: "Layin' down Pipes like a Unix Chad" "Schooling a Beta GNUtard on Linux" "Only Linux Brainlets CAT into GREP!" "Literally stop using i3-gaps & use Suckless dwm rn" Normal humans have no idea what any of this means.
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  496. Lel, first day on the internet?
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  497. Nah MS paint
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  498. ifconfig is a dependency (and deprecated). n00buntu comes with it, Arch doesn't.
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  499. R*ddit results are even worse than AI results. Very rarely do they ever actually answer the question, but just gossip about their experience having the problem.
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  500. That honestly would be *far* beyond my expertise. Honestly beyond most.
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  501. How do I feel about them openly using referral links for their intended purpose?
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  502. There's no "just" using feh. feh is an image-viewer that also can add backgrounds. xwallpaper has wallpaper settings as its main function. You can see the other features it adds. Since I use sxiv (which is quite a bit better than feh), there's no reason for me to have another image viewer installed. I suppose if I were still using feh, I might just keep using it for wallpapers though.
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  503. If I were a water molecule, I'd care about celsius temperature. I'm not, so I use a temperature scale for humans.
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  504. All subjective experience and qualia, which robots and Wittgensteinians don't experience.
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  505. ​ @x265_hevc5 >lincucks nerds didn't watch the boondocks I guess I'll have to explain the joke, even though people will upvote my comment anyway since I'm an e-celeb: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTzO-_Yl4d0
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  506. Lol yes. It can now deal with text and you can customize the background and foreground colors, etc.
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  507. If only someone had talked about that in the video...
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  508. >discord
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  509. It's how I learn, maybe you're different. I learned LaTeX by arbitrarily forcing myself to use it writing my thesis. It was a hastle initially, but it targeted my feelings toward the thesis in a positive way. I don't really take life too seriously so I'm not going to be too stressed by a measly dissertation either.
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  510. I've never seen this copypasta.
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  511. That's assuming that I take "economic theory" seriously and you're deconstructing it as an argument. "Competitive markets" aren't a real thing IRL anyway. I want market *chaos*: more abilities for pricing means more potentialities for new ISPs and lower startup costs. But if you're running with the "they're not competitive and can charge whatever they want", why didn't they do that beforehand? Lack of NN isn't a change in price control.
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  512. A couple years ago I was thinking "i wish i was living how Varg (or whoever else does it) lives." Then, as I said, I just make the right choices when they came to me and bam. Easier than I thought.
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  513. Don't close the credit accounts. Just disable the cards.
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  514. The International Sneed is in the public domain I think, so that is an option. Not sure if he wrote other things of note, but they might still have copyright.
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  515. ok coomer
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  516. You're assuming that what is called pseudoscience is more dangerous than current mainstream science, which isn't true at all. Just as an example, the field of nutritional science has been popularizing unstable plant oils for cooking (like Canola®) for a hundred years (partially because industries funded them to do the research so they could sell their byproducts as "food"). There emerged a cottage industry to rationalize why they should be healthy and basically creating models of nutrition that are only now being formally rejected after massive damage. This literally kills hundreds of thousands of people in this country every year. Oh well. The "modern 'diet'" was openly formulated by Seventh Day Adventists and vegetarians who had ideological reasons to want people to not eat meat. That's the basis of the modern "science" of nutrition. 100% of mainstream theories would be "odd and interesting" if they weren't mainstream. The point is there is no way to free yourself from delusion if you think that everyone who disagrees with you is "not even science" because they have a different methodology. In fields like nutrition, it's literally an issue of life and death.
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  517. I haven't mastered hacking voting machines, but last time I just made a bunch of dumb frog memes as a psy-op and it actually worked anyway.
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  518. Paying thousands for university classes in general isn't worth it.
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  519. I suppose you're right; this is more like a typical NPR listener.
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  520. No one wants to convince you. It's funnier to hear you talk.
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  521. Don't jinx it!
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  522. Well it's hard not to focus on them when they're 60% of my inbox and Github issues 😉
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  523. 1) I assume you mean Liberapay because there's no such thing as Librepay. 2) Liberapay is dead and now is just a useless front-end for Paypal. 3) I literally do have Liberapay and if you cared to look or donate I'd be the first result. But you don't.
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  524. looking foward to aging kids spending 15 years on twitch alone optimizing a run that no one will ever care about
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  525. groff works with other unix utilities, the preprocessors I mention at the end of the video, to do just that. `refer` does references, `eqn` does math equations, etc.
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  526. Naw, it's generated plasma in imagemagick lol. Then again, I'm pretty sure GIMP is just a front-end for IM, so it's probably the same.
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  527. Whether you do a rent-to-own agreement or get a mortgage, it will be substantially cheaper than any city appartment.
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  528. I create separate muttrc files for each and have bindings to source one or the other in mutt. See my mutt-wizard for how I do it. There are many ways to do it though. You can have it open multiple accounts at once I believe.
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  529. Here's my thought: lol.
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  530. Actually, ignore that, another user just brought to my attention that you can just run groff with -k and it will handle all these characters automatically!
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  531. There sure is!
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  532. There are many other software packages that I think are fine but don't need to use. I also don't hate emacs despite not using it.
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  533. mfw nasneed betrayed bitcoin because he was mad bitcoiners wouldn't wear face diapers
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  534. Two possibilities: 1. Make locally and upload the directory to your website. 2. Use a site like Github and only change the source, and then you can tell Github to log into a server and update it when it receives a new commit. See this file, which uses Github secrets to log into the hosting server and update it: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/landchad/blob/master/.github/workflows/upload.yml
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  535. Wew lad. You better hope no one sees this comment. That's like recommending someone to use Google Docs. If you want a graphical feed reader, there are plenty of free software ones that run on your own computer.
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  536. Those of you already using my dotfiles can actually just rerun the script to get the newest version/programs. It will overwrite the only dotfiles but not anything else.
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  537. It's just as surprising to me. Honestly I don't understand how shortsighted people could be. There are people here who put credit card debt on student loans and vice versa. What is wrong with them mentally...
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  538. These Zoomer memes nowadays are getting confusing!
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  539. This is like saying "bullets don't kill people it's actually blood loss to the brain." In the late middle ages, the Church never executed a single heretic. They had trials and inquiries, and then other forces, like secular governments carried out their rulings based on their policies. Same dynamic now. Social media make unappealable judgments on what is true and false, who is criminal and innocent. NGOs, governments and "activists" carry out the policy which has included in the past several years many fines, prison sentences and death.
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  540. Excuse me if I can't even roll with this joke because I can never tell who's kidding or not anymore given my "new" subscribers.
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  541. That's actually just a custom script I have: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice/blob/master/.scripts/i3cmds/hover I have `hover left` mapped to super+B and `hover right` mapped to super+N. That will just resize the window to hover in the bottom left or right. I mostly use it for watching videos while doing something else.
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  542. This will still cause fish-based annoyance. You would have to go through your profile files and make sure they are either fish compatible or have them run in a proper shell instead.
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  543. None.
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  544. If you're using a custodial "crypto" exchange, *you are not using Bitcoin at all whatsoever*.
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  545. There's a big difference between social feedback organically emerging and calibrated to reality vs. controlled feedback which is purposefully designed by a social engineer.
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  546. They don't tell you what specifically is wrong because that would bring censorship to somewhere objective. They want to keep you guess and thereby censor yourself and they don't want to have it public what their real standards are because they don't have consistent standards. I just got another strike (can't post for a week) for "glorifying or inciting violence against another person or group of people" for making fun of Indian tech channels with bad microphones and low-effort content. Literally. "Inciting violence." (The video was also months ago.) I've gotten strikes for videos 4 years ago and because YouTube's "community standards" (which of us is part of this community, exactly?) which are always becoming more strict, every old video is a liability. I'm thinking about just deleting videos older than a couple years because of it.
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  547. Sure, you can do this in imagemagick.You can fill/replace a color with another one, including alpha. I'll include this in a future video.
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  548. The case mortality rate is 3%, which is not the case and is still after you bribe hospitals $50,000 to diagnose and intubate people and write off every case of comorbidity (99.9999% of corona cases) as caused by this disease. Although you theoretically have a legal right to "individual freedom of speech," you absolutely shouldn't use it like this to spread disinformation this that to rationalize the prison dystopia people are made to live in. You're flatly dumb if you think that people just don't want to believe in this "just because they're 'negationists'" whatever that means. In streams, I urged precaution and told people to take off work in February in case it was actually significant. Guess what, I was wrong and it was literally nothing. Any other seasonal virus you could look at any other year, and if you wrote off all cases with comorbidity as being due to it, you'd see the exact same pattern. Watch in the future: this will become a recurring rationalization.
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  549. You would want to output them as files in /tmp and then pipe their filenames to sxiv since filenames is what it reads. I don't think a one-liner would be possible (or at least elegant), but this could be done.
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  550. You're right. I unsubbed for this.
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  551. UPDATE: We are now set to solve bloated recipes for good with our new site: https://based.cooking See the video on it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykNEkiYr0QM
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  552. Hmm. Yeah my own computer is secure enough to do this, but I think I will change this in these configs for public consumption.
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  553. Lol I'm dumb.
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  554. t. ur mom
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  555. Yeah, I don't think so either, but this is my X220.
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  556. Parabola/Arch. The status bar is bumblebee-status for i3.
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  557. Honestly yes.
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  558. Yep. There's a chance that it might show up later this season.
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  559. It can't be "outrageous" because it's literally impossible to ever find out what DuckduckGo is running on their server, which is admitted proprietary software anyway. There are many companies: like Telegram, 100% of VPN companies, etc. that are openly advertised as for "privacy" despite being shams.
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  560. Syncthing works between any computers with an internet connection. There's no requirement to be on the local network.
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  561. Sure they are. But since most people are using a single debit card anyway, using multiple credit cards and getting some back is a Pareto improvement. I still use cash for many things, but for paying bills and buying online you HAVE to use a card anyway.
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  562. That's a very high meme-to-word ratio.
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  563. Do you have a single fact to back that up?
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  564. alt-a and alt-s
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  565. I can't tell what's irony anymore.
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  566. I don't take notes.
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  567. Did you watch the video? That's literally what I said. Bascally point by point.
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  568. You know your entire computer runs code? Next time your computer takes 33% too long to boot up or pull up a browser or load a bloated website, remember that many-a-Pajeet have done the equivalent of catting into grep to produce your experience.
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  569. Most of the time when I go for a walk, I obviously do not carry a phone. Sometimes I deliberately take it with the idea of recording or in case I want to record something that comes to mind.
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  570. Oh okay lol. You never know. As my channel has gotten larger, I have "uninitiated" people unironically shill stuff like that.
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  571. No I don't. Although maybe I should ship LARBS with my hosts file that blocks literally every porn site... Hmm good idea.
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  572. This is just stupid. Any channel that exists on Telegram exists at the whim of the controllers which will changes same as Facebook, Twitter, etc. Use technology that is decentralized and uncensorable or you deserve what you're going to get.
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  573. What a cope. You don't even believe that. Go actually learn from living real life instead of some simulation and you'll realize how dumb that is.
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  574. You don't have to do anything actually. The config should work perfectly (it belongs in the same place), and at the beginning, shouldn't even look different: i3-gaps just adds some extra features. i3-gaps is a superset of vanilla i3, and the transition is seamless.
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  575. I just wanted to show off macros. You can do the same in vim with these two regex commands: s/^/file '/g s/$/'\rduration 5/g which is pretty analogous to your solution.
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  576. that's just piping output to a pager. If you want to mass-edit filenames in a directory, use vidir.
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  577. That's not how they looked at it. The issue was using a tool for reproduction for a non-reproductive end. That's the "moral" issue about it. Additionally, in the Thomistic view (and traditional Catholicism, etc.) natural intercourse is licit between couples even if it doesn't produce offspring, so long as the participants do not impede reproduction. That is to say that women who are past child-bearing days are not committing sin in sleeping with their husbands because although conception would be unlikely or miraculous, they are not impede the natural course.
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  578. Libreboot definitely shaves off a good bit at the beginning; I didn't time it before switching this machine to an SSD, but it was noticeably faster than what I was used to. Once the OS is loaded, most of the speed is coming from the SSD though. I'd recommend going with the Libreboot with core 2 duo just because for normal laptop use, any advantages of an i5 are going to be marginal. I'd rather have free software and no back doors.
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  579. Lol. Welcome to the channel.
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  580. Have you done vimtutor yet? It's the best place to start.
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  581. Actually I just looked it up and apparently there are drives that large in storage but small in size... In that case, I'm going to just wait for them to be a lot less than thousands of dollars...
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  582.  @tapsi6928  It will surprise no one that that low quality post was brought to you by someone with playlists called "Furfaggotry" and "homosex" on their channel.
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  583. No. Syncthing syncs directly between your computers.
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  584. No, actually he would have been "cancelled" way before. The soydev fears physique.
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  585. I read Latin as if it were Latin.
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  586. Then don't follow the LOC length? It's your own build. That's just to contrain the main build so they don't standardize non-essential features.
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  587. >tfw when a weeb doesn't know what a local IP is
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  588. This could be said of literally every script and program ever written.
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  589. The A in AWS stands for Amazon. Don't use that ever.
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  590. Google Pixel 3. Pixel phones are supposedly easier to root than most. Additionally, it has a build of Lineage OS. Be sure to get a carrier unlocked version of course.
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  591. Begone zoomer.
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  592. Why? It only looks just like every other crypto YouTube thumbnail.
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  593. I did end up using Lulu, despite having some initial problems with them. Their API service actually works a lot better and is cheaper too. I haven't had the issues with it I had in their web shop. I am satistfied. They have raised their costs on me a couple times, but that's more just inflation outside of their control anyway.
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  594. "what is ad-nauseam"
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  595. Just use the internet to do that stuff, boomer.
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  596. Wow based! I can be monitored with open source software now!!!! I feel like such a nerd already!
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  597. Good. The meme that consuming cholesterol is "bad" was a meme forced by literal shills.
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  598. Well obviously after you pay for a house, you and your descendants own it for ever. You can actually use your space for what you want too.
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  599. Just keep them out and they won't be a problem.
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  600. You'll have to make those jokes on the Fediverse.
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  601. No well adjusted human in real life has ever heard of Telegram either.
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  602. Lol. Yeah see the rest of the channel! Or just use https://larbs.xyz
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  603. Because I'd rather pay $50 for a "quality" normie phone and fix it myself. From what I hear, Pinephone isn't too bad because I think they're aftermarket phones and not too expensive, but the Librem is incredibly expensive and a let down in basic phone features like camera, etc.
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  604. Let's just say it could've landed somewhere much worse.
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  605. Oh they're both fine. Parabola is a little easier to manage since there's a larger community (since it's basically just Arch) and it's not as minimal as Void. If someone wants an extremely lean system though, Void's the choice.
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  606. Everyone on the internet already went through the atheist phase in 2006, you're way behind.
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  607. Microsoft doesn't make computers. I honestly don't know why you would type all that shit up about something you don't have a clue about. Oh you want to be Mac Fan #23124 who says nothing runs on Linux as if you even know anything about it? Get out of here. Embarrassing post.
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  608. What makes a battlestation is what you do at it.
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  609. Because I don't have crippling autism.
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  610. I'm not going to put all the best stuff in the first video ;-)
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  611. You got me. I was going to switch mid season, but I figured I'd finish this season off in mp3. It's easier to do tagging automation for mp3.
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  612. PoS hasn't been vetted in a way for me to put money on it. I don't "shill" BAT. I use Brave, but I literally talk about why the BAT project is dumb in this video...
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  613. Just throw this in ~/.vimrc: set number set relativenumber And you should have numbers like mine.
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  614. It's from the Deus Ex soundtrack (best soundtrack for the best game): the Versalife battle music.
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  615. Holy crap that's terrible. I'd never heard of this happening. I guess for me this is one of the reasons free software is so important. If we don't make active strides to free up even firmware, corps are going to try their hardest to lock it down whenever convenient. How annoying.
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  616. At work lol
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  617. 100% Anglo-Saxon phenotype. I live in Tucson; I'm tan.
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  618. Don't worry, I nearly certainly won't get kid of that! I especially don't want to part with a Librebooted machine...
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  619. Kek. Just a 3dpd waifu
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  620. I put all my BAT in LINK, so I'm paying for a lot more than bills with them lol.
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  621. "B..but after multiple clicks and typing and shifts and more clicks you can do the same thing in a GUI filemanager."
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  622. Bandwidth is decent. It will drop connection every couple of minutes for a split second which is not an issue or even noticed unless I'm live-streaming.
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  623. Use newsboat for all your RSS feed needs.
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  624. like shooting thirsty fish in a barrel
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  625. Every single step you make towards being independent/self-sufficient will save you money. "Money" is just good boy points for wagies. The goal is to not need it.
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  626. will someone tell him literally a million free software and self-hosted services do this and better?
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  627. When you install mybb on your own VPS.
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  628. Right! I guess I forgot to mention it, but this is why they have two dictionary files: it makes it really easy to have multiple word lists at once.
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  629. pandoc can convert docx. There are a couple doc to ascii converters out there too. In my real life though, whenever someone sends me a doc, I just ignore it. Better strategy.
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  630. Bitcoin is not deflationary. Denominate interest rates to real terms (which is already done). The world of hard money is not based on loans and debt like the economy now anyway.
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  631. 100k is on the cheap end since inflation, but still doable. I should probably talk about this in a vid, but I would recommend (1) deciding on a general location, then (2) moving there renting or with someone temporarily and (3) get to know people and have them keep tabs on opportunities. (The good deals will not be online.)
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  632. In Greek, sophia means "wisdom."
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  633. I am totally not on the level of casio-autiste to be able to determine someone's watch from that distance...
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  634. wdhmbt?
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  635. The model should be how the Apostles chose a replacement for Judas. They tried their best to find the absolute best men for the job, but couldn't pick between the last two candidates. So they drew lots and prayed that God would ordain the randomness. The point is they had already first tried their absolute hardest to narrow down the candidates first, instead of randomly choosing some dude at the beginning.
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  636. That exactly what I illustrated at the end.
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  637. Just add this to your vimrc: inoremap <Space><Space> <Esc>/<++><Enter>"_c4l You can check my vimrc on my Github for more.
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  638. Put it on "HI" until it boils duh. I'd be willing to bet that's what you do in real life too.
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  639. Conveniently, make runs on BSD as well. So that covers all the rest.
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  640. Sorry but methodology is "frame works"
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  641. but with adnauseam I still get adcummies 😉
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  642. I'm actually just snobby about only recording when there is ideal natural lighting in the still morning.
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  643. I prefer people to actually see my website.
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  644. >people who write in Python aren't optimization nerds This is a very charitable construal.
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  645. "Hey dude that's not modern, man. Haha that syntax is obsolete, bro!"
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  646. Well I mean if you put a -us at the end of your name they're going to associate you with Rome, you put Al in front, they're gonna lump you in with Arabs. 😉 I should've called him Islamic.
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  647. Yes, the Gitlab version of mutt-wizard already has made the switch to isync: https://gitlab.com/LukeSmithxyz/mutt-wizard I'll be abandoning offlineimap support soon for various reasons and the Github version will reflect that once I troubleshoot some things.
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  648. Never.
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  649. Thanks, a couple people mentioned that a command like this would work, but with a couple changes, this command you put is working perfectly!
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  650. cp, rsync...
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  651. Still living in one. 1 BAT has been credited to your account.
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  652. >smol bran AKSHUALLY
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  653. I don't actually disagree with you here. If you just ran `cat file`, if you key up and just add `| grep something` I don't object to that. The issue is what people are putting in scripts. There are a lot of things that we run in an interactive shell which are maximized for efficient typing, while scripts should be written for efficient running. catting into grep is nearly never the later, so should not be included in scripts.
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  654. Etymologiae comes as a hard cover now, but I might actually make it a paperback in the future. If I get some artisitic designing I might be able to do some proper dust jackets for the future hard backs.
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  655. It literally creates a static site in every sense of the word. The real question is why someone would ever have a website run this logic and generate pages on every click when they could just do this.
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  656. Great, you can just save them for the next time I take 6 months off.
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  657. How do these people find this channel..................
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  658. Be sure to enable third-party applications or Gmail might block you.
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  659. Some might not know, but I did a "review" of where Star Wars actually went wrong: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/w/pnmEZLzHzNLwvMyaSzYj1K
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  660. RSS for updates in case: https://lukesmith.xyz/rss.xml
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  661. I finished late and was going to release it tomorrow morning, but I was antsy and couldn't get to sleep so I just uploaded it now so I can got to bed ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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  662. Nothing except for it never really caught on and their search/discovery is literally terrible. As happenstance, it's not really normie-friendly either since a lot of the content is NatSoc or conspiracy stuff that's only there because it was banned on YouTube.
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  663. Your criticism is predicated on the idea that rejecting the demarcation problem (which only existed for political reasons) somehow means that we believe anything and have not standards. No. Look at the historical example of science before WWI. There's a difference between rejecting an idea for actual reasons and refusing to even address it because of some confabulated technicality of "it's not real Science®." It's only in institutionalized modern science that we can have systematically and continually wrong "science" because it systematically immunizes itself against this external criticism. Peer review is simply formalized confirmation bias. It's only existed at an extended level since the second world war. Nor did it begin because there was a need to "improve" standards, but it originated after the US started mass-funding science and it was a way to decide which of your friends gets paid. On your comment on chickpeas, only a literal moron would take advise from a scientist on anything, especially on their own "field." Tradition exists for a reason. Any soccer mom should be eating what her great-grandmother ate. Trying to intellectualize basic life decisions is exactly the problem with modern Science®.
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  664. Well It's not librebootable yet, the X220 is in progress though. I get the feeling that Libreboot/Minifree focus on librebooting the older pre-chicklet keyboard models (that all the cool kids like).
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  665. >he liked his own comment kek
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  666. The realization that 100% of the insane conspiracy theories about what proprietary software does to your data are actually literally true if not understatements.
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  667. As soon as I'm on the university wifi, I have automatic access to every article database I know of. sci-hub makes sense if you have paywalls in your way, but I don't. If I were to use it, I'd search for topics on my university's search function and plug them into sci-hub, which would be redundant. Every once in a while, I'll run across a book my library doesn't have, and in which case I'll use gen.lib.rus.ec to get a .pdf, but sci-hub wouldn't really make my life easier.
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  668. Feels good man...
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  669. I actually use ffmpeg terminal commands to record, splice and concatenate video. Very useful once you get the commands you need, but a little leaning curve. If you want a more accessible recordning program, try simplescreenrecorder. When I do heavy duty editing, I do it in the Blender video editor, although some people prefer kdenlive.
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  670. It's a dogwhistle to my weeb subscribers.
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  671. Thanks! The file manager is ranger. The line numbering is in vim by default, just put the following into your vimrc: set number set relativenumber
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  672. Redshift runs on every distro.
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  673. Shooting into space billions of dollars of expensive equipment you have to maintain at investors expense will defy all known laws of economics unless you can make it profitable. If 5G or terrestrial broadband takes your market in the next two years before you publicly release, forget about it.
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  674. They're syndicated on libsyn: http://notrelated.libsyn.com/website RSS: http://notrelated.libsyn.com/rss
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  675. My "nowadays" generally refers to the past 3000 years when the rot first really started to set in.
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  676. No, the entire point is that people do think for themselves. If you can regulate what the boundaries of their discourse is, they will "think for themselves" right into believing your lies.
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  677. worst forced meme
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  678. lol shut up weeb
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  679. Nah, u wrong.
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  680. Why do dumb people only say smart things in a dumb voice?
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  681. Downcummies and jealousy give me the same dopamine rush.
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  682. I don't know about Romanians there; I didn't meet everyone. The parish was ROCOR, but it was mostly American converts. Only few spoke Russian. The other church in Atlanta was also tied to ROCOR and they used to do services in Russian, but due to the sheer numbers of American converts, they do everything in English now.
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  683. Sorry you got BLACKED. I see that deal on my thing, but there was another one earlier.
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  684. Great! I knew someone would come up with a single command option once I put this up 😉 (I was grasping around for one using awk, but not sed).
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  685. I didn't delete any comments whatever it was. YouTube's alogirithms are insanely quick and overactive in censoring content now. (Imagine the word 'algorithms' above written with three sets of parens around it. Can't even do that any more.)
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  686. Well if you're comparing it to Windows 10...
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  687. I certainly do not think that "free software" is a """human right."""
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  688. He decided to become a "real youtuber." I have no control over this.
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  689. I don't get it... Your problem is automatically solved, but you don't feel like it's a solution? What would you like to happen?
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  690. Yup, I'll put up a video on it.
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  691. I can't even believe you wrote all that. You're not fooling anyone but yourself. They're a waste and you know it.
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  692. uh... that's not how that works, buddy.
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  693. Great, three more things for me to maintain. Soon I'm going to be forcing everyone on to dwm anyways.
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  694. u better not say cuck in the comments or i'll have to manually approve them all! Please also give your preferred replacement term.
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  695. eh just manually delete bash and symlink it to zsh. What's the worst that could happen?
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  696. GEB is on my potential list, but it'd honestly be pretty futile to put an experience of a book like that into audio format. I'm not sure if I'll do it, but if I will it will be in a bit.
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  697. 8 minutes is officially the new 10 minutes on YouTube though.
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  698. Well I put things on YouTube so they will be seen by everybody...
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  699. They don't at the beginning, but you and everyone you transact with have to have absolutely perfect opsec for eternity because the transaction history is always there. Let's say someone thinks you may have spent Bitcoin on a certain public service on a certain day: it's easy to see transactions into someone else's address and assume one of them is you. It is very easy to triangulate on someone's identity at that point.
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  700. It actually comes red. They send you 4 trackpoints with it if I remember correctly. 2 red, a green and a gray.
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  701. >purports to have basic cognitive abilities >doesn't just use an ad-blocker
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  702. Okay, yeah I see what you mean.
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  703. brave://flags/
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  704. Lol I'm salaried. Meaning I'm getting paid to be a NEET.
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  705. Also, it's not true that closing credit accounts decreases your score anyway. That would only be the case if you are closing well-paid accounts if you are doing into moronic debt in other accounts.
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  706. Depends on which version of mutt-wizard you originally used actually. A couple months ago, mw kept mail for an account $ACC in ~/.mail/$ACC, but more recently, it keeps it in ~/.local/share/mail/$ACC. If you originally got a version of mutt-wizard from a couple weeks or months ago that uses isync/mbsync, you should be able to manually move your mail there and continue downloading. If you're using an older mutt-wizard version though, mbsync might get confused and try to double-up your mail!
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  707. Some cards that offer bigger (usually bad) benefits have that, but I've never used one of those cards.
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  708. I wish this were true because now I have to wake up to 300 pull requests to review every morning.
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  709. If this is mentally taxing for you for some reason, don't do it.
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  710. Nothing is being "hacked." Telegram is purposely built with the irrevocable ability to read your messages. End of story.
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  711. No one is going to install a dumb fan-fiction knock-off version of grep just to run a basic script.
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  712. I should say, to get the names and properties of windows so you can give them properties in i3wm, use the command `xprop`, which lets you click on a window and get its meta-data.
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  713. I mean no strong opinions. I'm not super interested in it, lacking a traditional keyboard and trackpoint, but I guess it's good for people who like the Mac laptop aesthetic with more reasonable specs and pricing. Nice, but I'd prefer an 8-year-old ThinkPad anyday ;-)
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  714. LaTeX (specifically the pdflatex command) outputs documents in .pdf form, so people on all platforms can view them identically (you can also output files as dvi/ps/hmtl if you really want). So, yeah, all operating systems and platforms will be able to easily see the documents you make. You can also write and compile LaTeX on any OS you want in many different ways depending on what you want.
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  715. For the X200, hardware is the only choice. I want to do a vid on this, but I won't have access to a non-Librebooted X200 for a couple months. I also gotta get a Rasberry Pi and the other equipment needed for it. If you want to install it on yours ASAP, there are some vid tutorial up on it already: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyxgYnOcsTw
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  716. I use Arch Linux (and vim as an editor), so I took advantage of this in the AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/vim-live-latex-preview I think there's a github for it too. It works with mupdf and does biblatex references automatically. If you use a Windows or Mac machine, I'm less familiar with the autocompile options there, so you might want to look some up yourself.
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  717. Mail servers don't usually require much mail resources. I have a separate server for mail nowadays, but in the past I've had it on the same server as many static sites and other things.
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  718. You can consoom all of these products with just monero: https://www.getmonero.org/community/merchants/#goods
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  719. It will persist as long as there are soyboys to deride.
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  720. Do all rational people like their own posts?
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  721. I actually did a video once listing some of the hardware and software problems, planned obselescence, user lockdown, etc. Oh yeah it's this one. Moron.
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  722. That's not what I meant; not talking about sealth addresses here. I mean that if you are using the addresses publicly or with people who might divulge them people can make conclusions off of the blockchain about what you have recevied.
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  723. Really "federation" on the internet would be better called "confederation" as that's a more accurate description of what it is.
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  724. I don't know much about ADA, but from what I have heard, it sounds pretty much what I'm talking about here. There are very few coins that would be exempted from my critique here.
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  725. Investing is retarded, never do it ever. Picking up pennies in front of a steamroller, as Nassim Taleb put it. Someone had just transferred money to me in a brokerage account and I never bothered moving it.
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  726. To be honest, they don't anymore. I mean, back when I had 200 subscribers that was true, but now the people who watch my videos don't even know the "Interject" copypasta and respond to it non-ironically. It sort of confuses me. I thought my channel was just going to be a 4chan offshoot, but lots of normies watch this stuff now.
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  727. You just wait. We're going to bring back webrings too.
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  728. Uh... the point is Monero can easily function without Layer 2. Bitcoin can't.
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  729. Like http://thelatinlibrary.com/ ?
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  730. Good luck finding somebody <20y/o who knows anything worth hearing.
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  731. >>>/reddit/
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  732. I plan on talking about this later. Monero (or any other coin with its privacy features) is really the only future-proof currency. I have Bitcoin and I hold some for speculation, but any currency where every transaction is traceable and every wallet's contents is public information is significantly worse for privacy than using fiat cash.
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  733. Well I've never used emacs in a video here.
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  734. Yeah it looks horrible to me too. Unfortunately it's "correct" American style.
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  735. Thanks! Glad it was helpful. Yeah re: packages, I would recommend just going ahead and installing texlive-most so you don't have to worry about getting individual packages.
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  736. What's the point of having a separate redundant command that is a less flexible subset of another?
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  737. Parabola has an officially supported OpenRC variety. I actually run Parabola OpenRC on my X60.
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  738. It was a very nice feeling/looking car, but people warned me about durability, and honestly, half the stuff under the hood was plastic! I've had friends who have had very bad times with VWs, but it might be different in Europe.
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  739. I say this, but if you check their Github issues on this there's a lot to that effect.
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  740. Pinker doesn't really understand any kind of UG and explains it all wrong (he mangles literally every concept he tries to explain (confer with my video on the Chinese Room https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCVdCS0t46I )). With respect to Chomsky's idea of UG, it is deliberately reformulated every decade to escape falsifiability and literally only Boomer linguistics care about it anymore. Anyway, the idea that only humans are cognitively equipped to process and produce language isn't so controversial; the issue is what apparatus allows humans to do this while not animals. You can look up Chomsky's "Merge" if you want, but it's mostly a theory-internal solution to theory-internal problems that won't matter once the Boomers are replaced.
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  741. Didn't Francis effectively ban TLM last year?
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  742. No, check the comments for another question I answered like this. The issue was the misuse of reproductive means to a non-reproductive end. Abstinence or chastity for a moral reason was not viewed as unnatural.
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  743. gruvbox
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  744. Yeah, it's a meme: it's supposed to be with capital Q.
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  745. Opening any kind of credit will decrease your credit score by a minor amount. Again, after a year or so, it will be higher than before since you've paid off credit.
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  746. Yea Brave openly used affiliate links for their intended purposes. Gake and fay controversy. I guarantee half the R*dditors who blew a gasket about that use DDG and probably don't know all their results to eBay and Amazon are affiliate links too.
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  747. Element for Matrix. Works on all platforms.
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  748. I watch films, but mostly older stuff for the reasons discussed. I've seen some recent movies, but usually just download them, realize they're stupid and quit watching. I don't watch any TV ever, although I had sped through parts of GoT.
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  749. Dude, I'm transferring a file on the local network.........
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  750. I was talking there to the Heysichast controversy. The Romans reject the experience of God's energies in mortal life, thus when Barlaam who was a trained Thomist argued that intellectual pursuits were superior than the monastic attempts to experience God's energies, he was excommunicated by the Church, but was supported and appointed bishop by Rome. Roman "mysticism," whose justification was eliminated in this period and the schism, was gradually totally replaced by hysterics and prelest. Hence "saints" who say they received Christ's stigmata or the statue of the Virgin Mary squirted breastmilk into their mouths, etc. That kind of blasphemous delusion doesn't happen in the Church.
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  751. uh because im literally a known specialist on the subject?
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  752. Subcribe to the RSS feed now: http://notrelated.libsyn.com/rss (rss 4 brainlets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUFCRqs822w) mentioned links: luke@lukesmith.xyz paypal.me/LukeMSmith patreon.com/LukeSmith
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  753. Most oblivious, Reddit-tier post of the day, easily.
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  754. I used vifm briefly in 2018, but quit because I thought it was annoying.
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  755. Si parli lentamente ;-)
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  756. Normal can mean: 1. A healthy social norm conducive to general sanity. 2. Common in today's society. E.g., Pron is highly abnormal by the first metric, but normal by the second. The first meaning is probably the one we should be using, but I guess it's "normal" to use the second more often ;-)
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  757. theworkingman You have no idea how hard it is to find good non-copyrighted music, so I just always use the Deus Ex soundtrack... Even classic works will get copyright striked!
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  758. I sent my sunglasses in for repair. No mask because I'm not mentally ill.
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  759. Yeah. Ctrl+a is vim's native shortcut for incrementing a number (ctrl+x is decrement). You can carefully work these into a macro that copies the last line and increments it, etc. which will give you increasing numbers, if that's what you're looking for.
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  760. mupdf
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  761. If I ever have the need to spend hours replicating my i3 rice on dwm so I can go 0.002 seconds faster and brag about it, I'll be sure to put up a video on it.
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  762. Thanks. Yup. I use Blender's seqence editor to do most of the heavy editing (putting in pictues, animation, etc.) and ffmpeg to record video and audio and to do basic splicing. Yeah I got a couple esoteric meme vids in the works, one goofy one I might finish today. The tech stuff is actually just easier to put out since I mostly just record and upload so that's why I have so much more.
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  763. Upon further research, it seems that that was an April Fools joke :^)
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  764. I use this package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/vim-live-latex-preview It uses mupdf as an automatic preview window.
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  765. The syntax changed literally a week after I made this video.
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  766. Thanks! I've just now put the final .tex file in the video description. Good luck!
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  767. 1) No reason. 2) Because I don't want to have to deal with modifying five different files, one for each of the filetypes whose shortcuts I modify in vim. Having everything in the vimrc is just more ergonomic for me. It's easier to maintain and share. 3) Yup. (And deletes it into a null buffer so I don't accidently paste it.) 4) The setup in this video is much older, and I'm using evince. I now use mupdf, because there's a nice vim plugin, vim-live-latex-preview which compiles automatically into an mupdf. There are a lot of snippets, but I use them all enough that memorization has just never been a problem.
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  768. Hey thanks! Never tried out pandoc or pdfpc, sound cool, I think I'll try them out. I have tried zathura, but I use mupdf now because I've implemented an autocompile package that uses it. It is a little less customizable than zathura tho. Ricing is a lifetime affair, even looking back at this old video, I can't help but smh at its primitiveness.
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  769. Another victim of the freedumbs bug! Yeah I remember stressing about Librebooting et al., but once you get it all done, it's great to have a machine that's 100% yours. Yeah, other than the libreboot site itself, I can't vouch for any other site. I had my x200 librebooted by a random guy on eBay, there are some people who do it relatively cheap, but I've never done it myself. So many people have asked me though, that if I get a little spare money, I might just buy another x200, figure it out myself and make a vid on it later. And re the wifi: I think the wifi card warning is for if you simultaneously move to an FSF distro that can't handle it. I'm don't think libreboot will prevent non-free wifi devices from loading, but I'm not 100% sure. Either way, on my X200 I use a Atheros AR5BHB63 which is as cheap as a cup of coffee on eBay and I'd recommend just getting one of those to be super sure.
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  770. Thanks! I use Blender for all the heavier editing, but if I just want to splice/speed up/resize videos, I use the ffmpeg terminal commands. I think most people prefer kdenlive though, I hear it's good, but I've never gotten into it.
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  771. Tell someone who used satellite internet that it works and they will laugh at you.
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  772. No, that's specifically why I recommend Epik. Their CEO (Rob Monster) makes this a specific issue. Epik has had to drop Andre Wanglin and Cripplechan, but not for lack of trying: their bandwidth provider or other platforms have blackmailed them into doing so and they fought hard every inch of the way. Andrew, despite being "banned" by them has spoken very positively about them because they didn't just try, but have made significant sacrifices and taken on significant risks to not ban people. If you need further testimony, just search for mainstream news about Epik or Rob Monster. Every piece will be seething in contempt for the fact they refuse to ban people and fight for what 5 years ago were basic rights for everyone on the internet.
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  773. Buy? Lol. Buying a certificate is for people who don't know how to run certbot.
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  774. fish is a shell. st is a terminal emulator.
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  775. While your at it, get Facebook or open source their servers. Keep begging for proprietary trash that's inferior to already existing federated and free software. Telegram regularly bans channels. Look it up, if you care. The whole point is: *using software where you don't have to beg a trusted party to not ban you*.
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  776. Do you think that doctors make money by selling medicine? What does that have to do with intellectual property anyway?
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  777. & requires that the terminal always be open so long as you want the child window to be open.
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  778. I posted this vid like 30 seconds ago, but I'm glad you already have a good opinion on it. lol
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  779. I don't know if it's supposed to be, but Linux autodetects the ThinkVantage button on my laptop at least.
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  780. Okay, you got me. Want the real answer? vim gets more clicks than sed. There, I said it.
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  781. Yeah it's an i3 binding: super+mod+x. I've never mispressed it; since it's three keys so close to each other it's not the kind of thing you accidentally do.
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  782. Register a domain at Epik: https://www.epik.com/?affid=we2ro7sa6 Get a VPS with Vultr: https://www.vultr.com/?ref=8384069-6G (affiliate link that gives you $100 credit for the first month to play around with whatever) (Linode and Digital Ocean are also common and decent for VPSs.) In addition to those, I had also made a script that sets up an email server on a Debian VPS (it at least works with a Vultr VPS I know). Check it out here: https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/emailwiz Read the readme and the top of the script before running. There are occasional bugs, but I'm trying to flatten them out, so more people running it would be nice.
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  783. This is all of American TV: Archie Bunker back in All in the Family was an even more blatant conservative foil in the boomer generation. Most TV is pure nihilism, but all "lessons" in American media are about someone symbolically "conservative" learning to be more liberal. You will never find a show about an ignorantly liberal continually getting "mugged by reality" so to speak, or overcoming his arrogance and misconceptions, even though this is the real life process that all of us actually went through as part of growing up in modern America.
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  784. No, the Arch repos aren't all free software. Arch also uses the standard Linux kernel which has lots of proprietary blobs, while Parabola uses the Linux-libre kernel which doesn't.
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  785. His beliefs were really just radically different in 2012. The person who he is now is just radically different from the person who wrote those books. Yeah the IQ thing was one of the first worrisome developments, but he's made 180s on many specific things.
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  786. Because I'm just like my favorite intellectual Rick. Amirite? Can we get some upcummies, Reddit?
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  787. I would recommend just looking at the LARBS script's code. It isn't actually too complicated. Most of it is just to look good. https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/larbs If you want to start from scratch, just install it manually and keep track of all the commands you run in a file. That becomes your script.
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  788. I don't use anything. I just have a dark gtk theme and hide all the dumb icons.
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  789. Yeah well it was run by only a few people at the beginning often by Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto. So if his computers were most of the processing power he could have falsified early transactions, but that wouldn't have meant much because he also would've been like the only miner anyway and would already have had all the existing Bitcoin. Once the network was public, it would not be possible for him or anyone else to counterfit later transactions.
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  790. With git.
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  791. No, absolutely not right. Look up what hashing is. I did a video on this actually: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FARlg6C23jM
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  792. Yeah I've played around with the w3m image previews, but they don't work very well at all on my terminal build. One of the reasons I started using sxiv is specifically to get the thumbnail view to replace the ranger functionality. I don't know if you've tried using tabbed or another tab manager (I haven't gotten it working to my specifications), but you can have an instance of sxiv pop up in your vifm window, etc.
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  793. No.
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  794. Really. "Totalitariansism?" Would you endorse legalizing violent crime since you compare resisting drug use and violent crime in your post? Why not legalize it and just "choose the right path?"
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  795. I prefer the 5 node look of the logo to the 6.
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  796. Yeah as I said, you shouldn't do it in practice; it's only there because it was a good opportunity to explain ifelse.
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  797. It uses GPG, but not pass. I'll consider implementing it.
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  798. Wow, I should start a YouTube channel!
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  799. Use Electrum for Bitcoin. Use the standard Monero wallet (https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/) for Monero. That's about all you need.
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  800. Nothing does. Now they just ban you for rumors they hear about what you post on other sites.
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  801. The main use of doing cli is automating tasks. So if I want to create a bash script that superimposes a logo and some text over a randomly generated background, I just need one reuseable command. Of course once you get really efficient at cli image manipulation, opening up some big program to do one or two things to an images always seems like a big waste.
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  802. I can't tell if it's a joke, but it's pretty funny either way.
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  803. It's only that bad for coomers.
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  804. No.
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  805. Oh yeah I guess you're right about PWD. Although anyone who puts slashes in filenames seriously deserves the errors.
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  806. Depends on where you are. There are five different printer locations in different countries.
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  807. F-Droid is perfect if you don't need to use botnet software.
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  808. If your main priority is playing modern games with new proprietary equipment, I'm not really sure why you would want to use Linux at all. Although there certainly is nothing Arch can handle that Parabola cannot. It simply keeps you safe from inadvertantly running malicious/proprietary software by keeping a clean repo and implementing a warning system. If you don't care about that and just want to play on Steam or something, you should be running Windows.
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  809. This, but very unironically.
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  810. That's not what "free software" means. Google Chrome is absolutely not free software.
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  811. It's a waste of money if you buy it and it's just a drug useful for compensating for unnatural sleep routines (mainly people who stay up to midnight every night), but I'd say it's just not maintainable long-term. People get dependent without even the short-term benefits. I'll use caffeine (usually just green tea) in acute circumstances (if I have a big project over the weekend), but it's pretty obvious as you quit that it affects a lot of your psychology in a negative way and makes you dependent. Coffee actually has an even more massive amount more of caffeine and if you lessen your dependence, lighter teas are just as "useful."
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  812. ?? Because its performance is just as good as putting a $300 ssd in a $1,700 laptop.
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  813. Lol yeah I guess in every video he's talking to the audience while awkwardly staring down off to the side
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  814. Use a plain text file. It has way more features.
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  815. I don't really need it for the main purpose now. There is a ttf-symbola-free package in the AUR now though.
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  816. I never cancel credit cards, that's nearly always a bad idea and can adversely affect your credit score. I just lock the cards up (or temporarily disable the numbers if the website allows it).
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  817. Lol
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  818. Caching does not make dynamic sites equivalent to plain HTML files being served. You can get a CMS for Hugo if you need it.
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  819. I will grapple with whether Chuck E Cheese counts in the unlikely event of me attending a social outing there.
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  820. Soon this channel will be like Pewdiepie but with original content.
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  821. DELETE THIS COMMENT RIGHT NOW!!!!!!
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  822. No. Probably YouTube janny.
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  823. That's what 5 lines of CSS is for.
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  824. big branes think alike
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  825. fish is not a "faster" shell because it is not a shell at all. It is also not faster unless you're a brainlet who uses oh-my-zsh. If you want to learn an entirely different language for an interactive shell because you're too dumb to learn sh, you got bigger problems.
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  826. Artix is the Arch-based distro I use now. It has desktop installs that don't have all the stupid stuff Manjaro has.
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  827. I got this one at an ungodly low price. With hard drives, it's also the case that every year, average storage space gets greater and my idea was to get a cheap 2TB for now, which I needed, and in a couple years get some high quality who-knows-how-many TB drive that hasn't been released yet. Hopefully the Seagate can last until then ;-)
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  828. 1) I like keeping recommendations few, so I'll just give you one book now: Antifragile. 2) If you're talking about the one near my closet, that's just a big print out of the International Phonetic Alphabet. 3) Rid your life of the non-comfy one by one.
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  829. They're universal for all files until you overwrite them.
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  830. Thinkpad X200
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  831. If you do, I have some little squibs and my Master's Thesis on my website: http://lukesmith.xyz/academic
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  832. Great, glad it wasn't afterward! It's the ranger command bulkrename. I have it mapped to cW in my rc.conf as below: map cW bulkrename %s Then you can just select the files in ranger's visual mode and press cW. Then the buffer I have in the video will appear. You may also have to have vim set as default editor, at least for ranger.
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  833. Thanks! Yup, I will. I'll have videos up on my ranger and i3 configs relatively soon.
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  834.  @werethless12  GPS is maintained by the American government. They also just basically ping devices, not mass-transfer data.
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  835. Reddit: The Post.
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  836. Did you try manually deleting the conflict files that syncthing generates? If that doesn't work, it usually works to just temporarily remove and readd a folder to syncthing.
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  837. In the old days of this channel (before R*dditors), everyone would've noticed memes like that within the first minute of release.
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  838. Kek. Is this real? Someone posted an AI post similar where it defends itself also under the pretext of "detecting fake news."
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  839. I seem to remember having some issue doing this for this video. I forgot exactly what it was, so I just did it this way.
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  840. It's on my github with everything else. There's nothing really interesting in it though.
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  841. Vsevolod Ivanov
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  842. You're literally just wrong. Go and try it on literally any terminal. It's not just a terminal thing, it's a universal fact of how child processes are spawned. Run a command with & in a script and kill the script and the other command is killed.
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  843. You're wasting your time if you're looking for a complex and dramatic solution to a simple problem.
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  844. Be sure to install some kind of emoji font and fontconfig should be able to detect it. I use noto-fonts-emoji and it works fine.
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  845. Lol. The same as every other computer.
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  846. Oh sure, you can put it all in one command. I had put the resize commands after the images to resize it would've done exactly that. E.g.: convert -size 1920x1080 plasma:blue-purple -gravity west chadhead.png -resize x1080 -geometry +150+0 -composite -gravity east imwizard.png -resize x1080 -composite out.png
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  847. If I can get everyone to stop using the internet, I will have probably accomplished my goals.
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  848. Well yes, but there are chuch communities literally everywhere.
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  849. >What about the arguably good aspects and pros of gaming? Very confused by this portion.
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  850. I think you're asking about Goyo? Look that up. I think that's what you're asking about.
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  851. Vivaldi isn't even free software...
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  852. Yeah I'm actually working on it right now. The 2.0 release is probably going to come with some tutuorial videos on setting up the more personal stuff (like mutt/offlineimap for offline email) and more. I'm thinking of cooking up a.diff file-based ncurses system config menu, but that might be for later. And yeah, st will probably be default at this point.
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  853. Did you seriously just upcummie yourself?
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  854. It's the current year: anyone with an IQ over 80 can do anything on any OS. I make my choices on operating systems based on my ability to control and modify the computer and avoidance of privacy- and freedom-violating software. If you don't care, then keep using Windows. But don't pretend you do so out of some deep knowledge you have about the inferiority of Linux. My whole point here is that your only reaction is rationalization. I don't care. You don't have to justify you using Windows to me.
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  855. It's a shortcut in st, my terminal emulator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJmm7wl4JUI
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  856. A good word!
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  857. Literally no. Run any program with &, then close out of the terminal. What happens to your program?
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  858. Exhibit A. Brainlet incapable of interpreting anything (including tutorial videos for his own good) as not an assault on his ego.
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  859. For me, just muscle memory. I think that if you pin yourself down to doing vimtutor, maybe a couple of times, and then maybe trying your hand at vimgolf or something, you'll internalize all the basics really quickly.
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  860. You're telling me to use the mouse? ;-)
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  861. Primarily the networking effects (being first to the market and not doing anything too special), which is why it's important to deal with issues with it now. Most other cryptos are bitcoin with some scammy devtaxes or some mechanism to ride speculation and rugpull dummies. I spoke in Monero Talk (linked above) as to how of some of Bitcoin's drawbacks (transaction fees compared to Litecoin or Monero, etc.) actually increase Bitcoin's value as a store of value: it has a lower velocity of exchange, more stability. It would take a really massive superiority for any coin to supercede Bitcoin's networking effects. I think Monero has a small chance of being able to do this (and it provides other benefits), but in general, people use bitcoin because people use bitcoin.
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  862. The pdf is here: https://www.orthodoxprayer.org/Prayer%20Rule.html
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  863. Run it with -vf "fps=${fps:-24},format=yuv420p" and the issue disappears in this case. It will take a good bit longer and make a bigger file though.
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  864. It was in the universe I bought it, but now there are just squiggles everywhere!
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  865. Yeah Mastodon is basically all libtards. Believe it or not, it was actually originally founded for people who thought that Twitter had too many racists! Pleroma is more weebs and such so is more tolerable. If you really want Mastodon, try qoto.org or an instance with normies on it. But yeah, expect all instances with liberals to immediately block any non-liberal node. That's just how they are. Better to avoid them.
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  866. Good question. It will be trying to read from the file you are overwriting line by line! The result will be deleting or blanking your file I believe.
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  867. There are no victimless crimes. Everything you do has consequences far beyond what you pay attention to.
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  868. You just have to dl a vim syntax file for it: https://github.com/mboughaba/i3config.vim
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  869. Yeah I actually noticed this and did some repairs. I've been having problems with ALSA when my CPU gets intensive, not sure what went wrong.
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  870. Getting Monero on a custodial exchange isn't nearly as bad as buying any non-private coin on a custodial exchange. The "system" does know how much you purchased, but they can't follow where it moves or be sure you even sent it to yourself or didn't send it elsewhere. Just be sure to transfer 100% off to a private wallet each time you buy.
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  871. If you're ever talking about "rights," you're talking about some imaginary fairy world inside your brain.
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  872. By editing the settings in /etc/sudoers, you can allow certain users to become sudo without a password, or run certain commands without a password (like shutdown or something, which many distros do). This is actually how I can run this file without worrying about my password being requested all the time.
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  873. Ah yeah. I had noticed that in the man, but I didn't think to make the connection. That would be a much easier solution!
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  874. No, you should never do that unless you specifically have bashisms or unique features (which is always a bad thing to include in scripts unless there is a very specific reason). The whole point of having a standard is so everyone doesn't have to download 10 shells that are 99% similar to run basic scripts. I don't think anyone in the real world would ever write specifically in zsh (or definitely in fish), but there are some bashisms that can be used efficiently and bash is nearly universal, so it's not a problem to require as a dependency.
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  875. Look into DEXes, particuarly tools like Bisq. It is easy to arrange a totally private peer-to-peer transaction over that software where some random person transfers you fiat currency for crypto or vice versa. It even comes bundled with mandatory Tor.
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  876. You're right, that was silly of me.
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  877. I don't understand, to write papers? The only thing Javascript and PHP do well is creating a bloated internet lol. Having TeX thru R Markdown would be a lot more powerful for making websites, or doing anything, and it doesn't involve the weird convention of running real-time server-side scripts.
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  878. Considering "democracy" just means total rule by the information-molding class, I suppose democracy can't exist without journalists.
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  879. Not to mention when you write shell scripts with commands like sed and awk, obviously you are calling external programs all the time. So that script that to analyze a single file and get data from it would call grep and sed or something 10 times, which was ridiculous, especially for a site with more than ten pages.
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  880. I live on a dirt road. Waste of effort. This is now all cars look here.
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  881. Don't buy it unless you need it. I didn't. I got it for free #jannymindset
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  882. It's a heretical sect of a heretical sect.
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  883. Lol the first terrible life decision people make is going to college.
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  884. I've been meaning to. Long story short, I have a lot of unused class plans that I figure I might just convert to a web format. That could come soon. Me and a colleague have also been planning a linguistics podcast, but that'd be more targeted to people who regretably have to suffer the academic politics of this field. Still might be interesting to a popular audience.
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  885. How the hell do these morons find my channel.
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  886. That's not true.
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  887. I have ttf-emojione installed and that's the emojis that are appearing.
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  888. @Kugelblitzer I don't know the hearts of the Telegram developers. All I want is if I use a software project, I don't want to have to worry about the hearts of a developer. That's why decentralization is important. They could be absolutely based saints and I would say the same thing.
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  889. Theories literally are metaphysics. "Propositions" are just a theory's head poking above the water. This is ultimately why logical positivism is, in a literal sense, pretentious. It pretended to provide a formalism to modeling the world without metaphysics, but it can only do so by making its proponents ignorant of the metaphysics behind every proposition. Postivism/post-positivism are tactically blind. The only issue that logical positivism still causes is that its successors have the idea that metaphysics, which is literally the true goal of science, is somehow bad. It also encourages blind modeling, the idea that science is supposed to be a butterfly collecting of data and not a search for underlying principles. I don't really think you understand what "linguistics" is either. It's is substantially more empirical than physics, the later of which is basically impossible to even talk about without substantial metaphysical assumptions. Propositions/"facts" in physics change substantially depending on one's theoretical framework. "Facts" in linguistics are fairly constant.
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  890. It's a mindset. Like being a trans-booomer.
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  891. I'm not so familiar with the kind of cpu power/RAM is needed for a penetration test. I will say I did use a Librebooted X200 as a main computer for the longest time and did video editing and more on it and it worked fine. It has a real max of 8G of RAM as well, which was plenty for me. Not sure about you.
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  892. Don't hurt yourself on that edge
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  893. CAD is pretty niche software. That's actually the trend. If there is some proprietary software that remains dominant, it was an early niche program. In each case, it will probably be difficult for a free software equivalent to overcome it. I haven't used CAD since highschool, so I can't make any recommendations on that though.
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  894. Enable multilib, then just run pacman -Syy steam
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  895. wifi-menu doesn't work so well on wpa enterprise setups where you need to log in with a username and password.
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  896. I'm sure his gf is open source.
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  897. You might want to rephrase that first part mmmbud because it sounds like you had a little stroke while writing it.
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  898. What are you talking about? All Arch-based distros use the AUR.
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  899. I would definitely go if it is so close too!
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  900. In libertarian circles, there's no such thing as free lunch, but there definitely is a such thing as free copies of all the works of Ayn Rand.
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  901. I didn't. I still don't mind it and it works fine. I've always been worried about it having too many features, but I can't pretend it's ever gotten in my way.
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  902. Maybe it will occur to you that my knowledge of statistics and direct exposure to academia is exactly how I know how self-aggrandizing, approval-seeking and irrational these "revered [sic] academics and insitutions" are. There's no amount of pretended sanctimoniousness that will make you not evil for rationalizing a police state over nothing, no matter how many good boy points you get from the pop culture.
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  903. Well nearly all of those books had no doubt been in the shop for years and years without there coming someone as eccentric as me buying them, so it's not like they would be doing anything else other than sitting on the shelves.
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  904. No, fish is an interactive shell. The scripts in LARBS are all properly marked as either sh or bash and will run as such.
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  905. I don't want to clutter the screen of people who block JS or use terminal browsers.
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  906. >parents who don't want their children watching hardcore porn are """narrow minded""" >random kids will just say, "oh I'll just install linux on a live usb and watch porn booting off of that" ｗｅｗ　ｌａｄ　( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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  907. Yeah I have. To me, there's a much bigger gap between the performance of an Intel Core 1 Duo and Core 2 Duo than between the 2 and modern processors. I've never measured the difference, but if the i5/i7 are faster, it's just not significant enough for me to notice. It's totally possible that your experience is different. I really just think the processor angst common in some circles is hugely overblown. Keep in mind, I'm (1) a YouTuber who has to compile and render some of my videos and (2) a Linux autiste who does a little program compiling everyday. Even then, having a modern processor isn't a priority for me. For people who aren't (1) or (2) (i.e. 90% of normal people), processors are just an expensive placebo.
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  908. Oh no, I didn't interpret anything as sour. I don't doubt if you're doing something heavier than what I'm doing the returns to having an i7 are way greater. I'm just voicing a suspicion of the usefulness of these processors to average people who just use a browser, MS word and a music player all day. Thanks a lot for your comments though, and I'm always glad to know what people are doing with the stuff I put out! I'm happy to hear it!
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  909. My people don't marry their cousins.
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  910. uploading a comparison video between it and the X200 now actually ;-) Hopefully if the X220 does become Librebooted, I'll be able to do a video librebooting it too. That's a request I get a lot.
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  911. i3-gaps
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  912. Lol. You'll get desensitized soon enough.
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  913. Nihad Yeah I'm aware of the me_cleaner, but it doesn't actually eliminate all of the parts of the ME. It's a great improvement and gets rid of most of the components, and if Librebooting this thing doesn't work out I'll probably just coreboot it and run the me_cleaner.
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  914. Yeah that's sort of my perspective too: change distros if there's something that just doesn't work well, but not just because you feel like you should. I'm just trying to immunize new users against double-thinking, which can be a turn off to Linux as a whole. Re FSF distros: I do partially agree: as I said in the vid, I think it's silly when they forbid proprietary firmware (I still haven't found a way to enable that on the Linux-libre kernel). I think Debian has the best idea: be 100% free by default, but also allow non-free firmware and repositories if needed. That said, I do understand the impetus to be dogmatic: if all of us tolerate proprietary software, we're gradually going to slide to more non-free or perhaps DRM software just because businesses might prefer it. Having a class of extremists that sperg out against any minute transgression against their freedom and eat shit from their feet shift the Overton Window for all of us and keep the fire burning for a market for 100% free software.
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  915. eBay.
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  916. This package here: https://github.com/ying17zi/vim-live-latex-preview Or if you use Arch: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/vim-live-latex-preview
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  917. i3-gaps and bumblebee-status
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  918. eBay?
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  919. Great! Good to hear. I will say, getting a distro with the Linux-libre kernel on a T420 (I have one of these) is a pain because the non-free BIOS will get pissy if you use a have a free wifi card (which you'd need for Parabola). You gotta trick the BIOS into thinking a free Atheros card is a Intel one. It can be done, but I haven't done it myself (I have Arch on my T420 ATM).
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  920. I was actually going to do a little video including modifying my cv pretty soon (possibly today or tomorrow). I'll release the source files with it.
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  921. (1) urxvt (2) rofi (3) install mediainfo and ranger will use it to print all that data (should be default). It also looks for poppler and highlight, etc. to print info about other filetypes.
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  922. I think you're talking about the Goyo plugin: https://github.com/junegunn/goyo.vim
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  923. Never used one. Arch installation never struck me as particularly difficult, so I usually just do it manually often with the Arch wiki pulled up.
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  924. I have a terminal accessible from an i3 scratchpad that is running qalc. I have it mapped to a shortcut so it appears or hides whenever I want.
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  925. That's my remaining disk space. It's shrinking because I'm recording at a very high fidelity. (Don't worry, someone has asked me that on nearly every screencast lol.)
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  926. 1) Free as freedumb, no backdoors. 2) Fast like Sanic. Loads way faster than proprietary bioses. 3) Customizable. You can actually change to boot screen, etc.
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  927. i3-gaps
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  928. mupdf. Works with vim-live-latex-preview
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  929. Well, the other implicit requirement is that they have to fit in my laptop's small (I think 9mm) hard drive slot. I'm sure in a couple years, we'll have something like that.
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  930. The literal links I posted in the description and in the pinned comment.
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  931. That was literally the last video I did.
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  932. Someone just added that an hour or so ago.
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  933. What problems have you had? I'll say that ALSA, the default audio system on Linux starts muted, so you'll have to unmute it, but are you having any other problems?
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  934. None on YouTube because they all have been banned already! Lol
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  935. I don't do that anymore. That was just to enable you to "refresh" dwm with an updated config. I use this now: https://dwm.suckless.org/patches/restartsig/
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  936. Wow, yeah looks great! I don't really have many visual mode shortcuts yet, but this kind of thing is good thinking! I think I'm going to see what I can do for my setup with this kind of intuition...
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  937. ctrl-p
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  938. Pegasus sentenced him to the Shadow Realm and now he is only in black and white.
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  939. I don't disagree with you at all, but you say that Python is "Turing Complete" as if that's something special.
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  940. Lol yeah I know what it means. Point is all of Python's "competition" is also Turing complete too. That's just sort of a bare minimum.
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  941. Have you seen my internet?
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  942. 99.9% of all companies fail miserably. Doesn't matter if they've burned billions of government and investment dollars because of viral marketing.
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  943. Yeah I do use that script, but I might as well do a video on xrandr because that's something a lot of people are curious about.
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  944. Pretty much every (good) registrar nowadays offers free whois guards.
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  945. Well, I mean I like to give him the benefit of the doubt. When I'm directed to see something of his that sounds dumb like this, I sort of assume it's tongue-and-check. But as you say, it's weird that his viewers seem to take what I think of as obvious jokes seriously (maybe the inside joke is lost on me).
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  946. -ise is a medieval mispelling. All -ize words have had a z since the words were borrowed from Greek verbs ending in -ίζειν. z and s were confused by brainlets in the post-Classical era causing this mispelling. And of course, even people who spell them with an s pronounce them as a z.
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  947. Right now my computer is sort of looking at both Parabola and Arch repos simultaneously so I'm actually a little in between. I have the Linux-libre kernel, so it's probably more Parabola than anything. As for Void, I'm sort of moving away from it. Void was fine, but it takes a little maintaining sometimes to do some things, while Parabola/Arch just werks.
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  948. Posix compliance: I keep bashisms out of my habits generally. There would've been nothing in doing that, but I just reflexively write for posix sh.
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  949. If it doesn't make sense to you, you're not thinking at all. You can't write a script to mass edit images with a GUI application. You can't make a quick shell alias for GUI manipulation either. But with IM you quickly assemble perfectly aligned composites unambiguously for one file or 100. When you can scale, resize, pan, superimpose images with one quick command, why waste your time opening a huge GUI program to click around to do the same thing? Of course one-off modification is going to look "inefficient" for someone who doesn't know how to do it. It isn't for people who do.
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  950. You didn't ask if you could comment.
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  951. Yeah like most things on Linux it has no discoverability for illiterate people who can't read the directions and documentation and examples that have been painstakingly written for them and are directly accessibly offline on your command line at every moment of the day.
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  952. They are all already there: https://odysee.com/@Luke:7
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  953. I actually do.
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  954. Let me save your time: it's all the placenta.
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  955. Use a pacman hook. Check the Arch Wiki for dash.
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  956. X220 and T420? Definitely. The X200 might be a little stuttery. But the X60, I doubt it!
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  957. I have other things I have to take care of before I open the floodgates to managing a forum again. I'll open it once I have spare time.
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  958. What do you mean by "moderated"? It's not like a discussion board. The university compiles them automatically from enrolled students at the end of the semester.
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  959. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine
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  960. There's a difference between imagination for its own enjoyment (obviously what I'm talking about here), and imagination for targeted planning, counterfactuals, etc.
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  961. When people look for shell scripting videos, they usually don't know the difference between posix sh and bash, and bash is a more common search term. So I try to use both in either the title or description, but I pretty much never use bashisms.
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  962. Anime communist reacts to the frightening possibility of personal empowerment.
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  963. In the early days when individuals could mine for themselves, this was more possible. In any case, Bitcoin leaves a massive permanent paper trail, so any minor privacy compromises are public information forever. Most people, frankly, want to be able to just use one wallet/account and not have to manually add in privacy features or think about it. Monero does this automatically.
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  964. Basically every website, web protocol, supercomputer, blockchain etc. runs free software. Only in the user-interface domain is there proprietary software used by normies only. All of those programs have at least 10 FLOSS counterparts and people only use them when they are preinstalled or relentlessly shilled. And yeah, with every passing month, more and more of Windows and Mac are being at least open sourced. They always complained that Free Software is a virus, because it is.
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  965. Is that a joke? Are there people born after 1980 who actually watch TV? I'm all for ironically doing Boomer stuff, but that's just ridiculous.
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  966. >4 seconds for a single "professional" website
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  967. >not knowing meme arrows
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  968. Good point. I didn't think about that.
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  969. Just because a bunch of mentally-ill SJW nodes that you don't care about anyway block Gab doesn't mean you have to. Gab ended up breaking their own federation on their own side anyway for some reason. If your whole mentality "they're going to just waste their effort to come for my ISP, then my house, then blah blah, dude it's useless!" then why even bother typing out this post?
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  970. My "political views" are that social engineering is beyond evil and destructive, so it would be contradictory to do so.
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  971. A Unicomp Endurapro.
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  972. with zsh
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  973. It is literally impossible to create a less secure messaging system than Telegram: unvetted encryption, centralized proprietary servers, no E2E chats and you have to have faith in the whim of a development team that they won't censor your or expose your privacy, which they do routinely. As I literally said in this video which you obviously didn't watch, Matrix has E2E chats for all users and groups by default on all devices and shows all chat history on new devices. You never have to trust a Matrix server admin because you can just make your own server because it's actual free software not a propreietary botnet for people who can't be bothered to do basic research. I don't understand why you and other people are just repeating the dumb strawmen I addressed in the video. This is embarrassing. I don't care if you have some emotional connection to this app. You are speaking from a position of extreme ignorance.
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  974. Some day you will confess its truth.
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  975. Now try doing everything I mentioned in passing using that documentation. I won't wait around.
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  976. They did pick an immutable standard: POSIX sh. The end.
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  977. I'm suprised that they can even get away with stuff like that.
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  978. It actually isn't. I've never read that.
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  979. mexicans
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  980. Thanks! Anyway, < and > are just rendered in LaTeX as ! and ?. It's not really important for the shortcuts, since they get deleted once you move to them with <space><space>. In case you missed it, that character series is just what I use to jump to the next relevant place.
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  981. When speaking English, one says words in English.
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  982. K-9 mail
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  983. I had asked him what kind of promotion he wanted back then, but he wasn't really interested.
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  984. Firefox is trash, has telemetry and Google search as default. There's no reason to use Firefox whatsoever when at least Waterfox is literally the same program without spyware active. It's almost like I just did a video on this. This is ignoring all the software-external bad things the Firefox developers have done.
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  985. I haven't be able to at the place I'm living right now. I'll be able to do one next week though.
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  986. Red wings. Coal miner boots. I've had them for a couple years.
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  987. That I used for based.cooking? It was awful and buggy and since there are so many file reads and writes going on, it is infinitely faster to do this in a compiled language.
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  988. I haven't been adding to it because I want to rewrite the generation script which is buggy and doesn't scale too well. A couple people have volunteered solutions and I will eventually redo it and get back to adding to the site.
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  989. Lol Matrix's Element or literally any Matrix client... like what I literally said in the video.
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  990. You don't have to. They are hidden on the blockchain. However, if you put one address on your website for donations and use the same address for your part-time gig as an assassin, someone can obviously identify you. (Not on the blockchain, but just by virtue of you using the same address.)
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  991. It's one of those things like "why do people climb mount Everest".
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  992. This can be easily done in ffmpeg, but it might be hard working it in with the other timecodes.
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  993. >compile program for 40 minutes >"Oops an error! I need to copy it!" >"Better recompile it, but pipe it to xclip this time!" That's retarded.
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  994. Refer to the name of this video.
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  995. Enjoy being a brainlet who doesn't use adblock.
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  996. I've never had good results from those kinds of things, especially considering I plan on transcribing it "abstractly" in LaTeX macros so I can use it in new ways.
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  997. Just about. About 70 is a maximally /comfy/ room; 30 or so is freezing; you can guess the rest.
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  998. Thing is: judging from my own experience, GUI programs are only convenient and fast if you use them on a regular basis, meaning that you already know, and, perhaps more importantly remember, how to do things you need to do. Otherwise it's like trying to figure out which button of a TV remote does what but without the ability to actually see the remote. Yes, spend 10 minutes scrolling through hundreds of menu options and all that, but if you happen to have a need to use some unknown GUI program it's much more intuitive and easy to just run 'man program' and just have the funcionality of the program listed in detail with examples instead of mindlessly clicking a menu options that half the time don't even have what you actually need.
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  999. If you can express your thoughts on Facebook or Twitter, you're not actually thinking.
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  1000. Fn only exists in your hardware. When you hold Fn and press one of the keys it changes, it is sent to your computer as if an actual independent key were pressed.
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  1001. there is literally 0 reason to use the internet for about 99% of people
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  1002. Well he actually matches the modern idea of 'elitist' as someone whose meager skills are drastically outstripped by his opinion of himself. I still cringe when I think about that video he did on Linux.
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  1003. I literally did the video that in part popularized it.
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  1004. Yeah. I think that some of that is needed in the beginning to make programmatic thinking understandable, but unfortunately a lot of people don't move on. It's sort of like how everyone learns Python in CS 101 nowadays, imprints on it, and then want to write full video games, websites and huge programs in it only to find out that Python doesn't have the speed for it, etc.
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  1005. Yeah, that's why you let your friends use it to.
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  1006. I hear people criticize them a lot, it's just that people usually end up saying "Snaps are bad for X, so use Flatpaks" or vice versa. They have really become normalized for new users under our noses.
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  1007. Oh I see. mail.com used to use 995 as an IMAP port, which is irregular and the mutt-wizard expected this. Now it looks like they use 993 like most people. Redownload/install mutt-wizard in 30 minutes and I'll make sure to have this patched by then.
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  1008. https://larbs.xyz
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  1009. It was uploading for several hours, then I lost patience and drove 30 minutes into town to use the superior internet there. It took 3 minutes there.
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  1010. opus is actually a better container (ogg is old news), although compatibility with it isn't quite wide enough for me to force it on people. Maybe season 3.
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  1011. "I've been found out!"
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  1012. I'll try better next time.
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  1013. Makes sense. Most 'Hello World' programs are useless, but also not bloated. That's basically what cat is. Like 'Hello World' for files.
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  1014. No, mSATA ports were only first included on X220 models.
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  1015. That's where they're made.
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  1016. You make a good platform then find ways to make money. Retards who do otherwise are NGMI.
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  1017. The Latin alphabet is literally made for the Latin language and there is, for the most part, a one-to-one grapheme-morpheme correspondence. See W.S. Allen's Vox Latina for autistic specifics.
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  1018. Yes, but I don't need one. 100% of my salary goes into savings and I live on what I can make online or elsewhere every month.
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  1019. Yeah, it's just vi mode in bash.
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  1020. It used to be that content censored by YouTube went to my spam filter and I could manually approve it. Not anymore. They've changed their system so that I suspect most comments on my channel don't even appear. Happens to my own comments sometimes.
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  1021. My webcam is just an mpv window I pull up when I record.
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  1022. If that were true (it isn't; it's a cope) prostate cancer must've been the most common cause of death of men before mass-cooming.
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  1023. All of those ideas are literally retarded.
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  1024. Why don't you read Telegram's website and documentation and they tell you how it runs, dumbass.
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  1025. I use my brain for passwords.
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  1026. What are you talking about? That's exactly what I did. What did I get for "basically" free? Cringe cope. Just do it.
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  1027. You have to make exaggerated public statements because people on the internet don't understand anything else.
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  1028. No I don't have a problem like that. Replacing a X220 screen is pretty easy though. I'd recommend buying a dead X220 on eBay with a good IPS display and replacing it. You can probably find one for less than 50 USD.
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  1029. Maybe you missed my point, but it was that 5GB could be a couple episodes of one show, or litterally a month or so of itnernet for someone just using basic sites. NN forces ISPs to treat one guy's jack-off session as equal in utility as months and months of reading Wikipedia or something since streaming is so intensive.
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  1030. That kind of advanced sorcery is far beyond the mortal ken of most normies. This method is also more visual and more ergonomic for both intelligent people and people who use cell phones.
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  1031. Spilled my mason jar of water right before recording and was too lazy to mop it up until I was done.
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  1032. That's a possibility, although it will require a lot of charts and other things, so it might take more time than some of the others.
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  1033. Yeah I actually have his book.
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  1034. I don't know the specifics, but earlier this year, Minifree was working on it. I don't know if they actually made progress, but a couple other companies and organizations (Purism and system76) have said very recently that they've finally cracked the ME and made it removeable (this should work on the X220 and most all laptops as well). I don't know if this claim has been verified by 3rd parties, but if it's tree a libreboot for the X220 would be very close. Even if Libreboot doesn't do it themselves, you could coreboot the thing and run whatever advanced me_cleaner purlism and s76 have developed.
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  1035. I have a Samsung 500GB and 1TB. I don't really have a preference of brands or anything though; I don't have any knowledge of performance differences (don't think it'd make much of a difference anyway). I just bought those that were the best prices when I looked.
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  1036. I plan on Corebooting my X220 pretty soon (parts are on their way), so I'll be putting up a video on it when I do!
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  1037. You just need two sticks of DDR2 RAM. Remember that you should also have a 64 bit operating system: 32 bit OSes have a RAM cap of around 4GB. Here's preceisely what I bought: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4GB-2x-2GB-Memory-RAM-Lenovo-ThinkPad-T60-T60p-T61-T61p-X60-X60s-X61-X61s-/121821155384?hash=item1c5d1b5038:g:nFUAAOSwHQ9WURoD
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  1038. Parabola is just Arch without non-free software in its repositories and running the Linux-libre kernel. It's basically the same of Arch but with a commitment to only free software. It also uses the PCR (rather than the AUR) which has higher quality control, but fewer programs because of that.
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  1039. Lol in time I will; although pls don't tell le black science man
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  1040. Lol yeah good point, I don't know why I did that in qalc for some reason when I wrote it... I've now changed the scipts in the video description to just use bash arithmetic.
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  1041. Lol basically yeah. I took them on the same camcorder that takes about 10 seconds to properly focus.
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  1042. Good question. I haven't done it myself, but there might be a way to make a qutebrowser userscript (https://qutebrowser.org/doc/userscripts.html) to do this. Might want to try it out. If I have some time later, I might give it a shot myself.
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  1043. I was really only using termite for a period because urxvt has some incompatibilities with i3 transparency, but once I fixed them (switched from xcompmgr to compton), I switched back to urxvt.
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  1044. Right. Yeah nothing I say should be interpreted as an endorsement of Android. Google tries hard to be worse than Microsoft and Apple in privacy and user control and they usually succeed wonderfully.
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  1045. I still use Parabola and Arch. Besides, the differences between the actual configuration of my Arch and Void setup is minimal, so it's not like my Arch-using subscribers are losing anything. I do plan on putting out an update to my Arch auto-rice and perhaps a Parabola edition, which would have to be a little different under the hood.
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  1046. It's the one from the 90's that the Chinese government made. I used to watch it a lot when learning Chinese. I don't know of any more recent ones!
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  1047. Bumblebee-status for i3.
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  1048. well memed
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  1049. Naw, not my install.
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  1050. I have an email service run by my website hoster (Host Gator), a cock.li account and a Gmail account that I have to have for work. Despite me giving this Gmail templates, I don't recommend Gmail for any reason unless you have to.
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  1051. Blender.
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  1052. Yeah, but like a lot of suckless utilites, I don't really see it as a complete product (it's not supposed to be). I mean, the objective is to be as decentralized and unix-philosophy-friendly as possible, but that means that the "programs" or in this case, the distro itself is supposed to come in a larger package with other utilities that make it a full user experience. A lot of people have asked me to review or comment on suckless stuff, but commenting on, say, surf, is like commenting on mv or rm. It's supposed to be a utility in a larger environment of tools. Same principle applies to stali, albeit, it does have some unique logic behind it.
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  1053. I lose no features.
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  1054. Thanks, m8ty. I use the Blender video sequencer to do all my video editing I can't do by cli. Runs pretty well even with the older hardware of the X200. It's definitely slower than my desktop, but not by very much.
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  1055. Thanks. I have the standard Intel Core Duo, 8GB of RAM (maxed out) and a half TB SSD. The SSD is most of the speed gains. I might've said this in the video, but this thing with an SSD runs way faster than my much more modern desktop still with an HDD. The 8GB of RAM probably helps a little too, but the mariginal returns to additional RAM is more marginal. It's all about the same speed with on 4GB, so the SSD is a much better investment than more RAM if you have to choose. Having Libreboot as the BIOS also speeds up boot time by a good bit, but that's not going to affect much more than that.
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  1056. Yes and yes.
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  1057. First make a file that lists the remap, let's say ~/.remaps: echo "keycode 135 = Super_R" >> ~/.remaps Then run "xmodmap ~/.remaps", or have it run automatically when you start your graphical environment. You can usually do this by simply running: echo "xmodmap ~/.remaps" >> ~/.xinitrc
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  1058. The exact one I bought is here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-0M-New-IBM-Thinkpad-WebCam-Kit-with-scews-for-X201-X200-X200S-X201S-X201i-OEM-/251635428744?hash=item3a96a3ed88:g:KXEAAOxy7nNTQloG
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  1059. Nano? No. Still, vim only seems unfriendly until your realize its normal mode keys are supposed to correspond to thoughts and operations you want to perform on the text. I'd recommend playing around a couple hours in vimtutor and in vim generally. vim is something you can get used to in a day. If you really hate modal editing though, you could try emacs though.
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  1060. Philips-head screws have four engravinngs. Do they teach you to count past four in Huehueland?
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  1061. That is ncmpcpp's visualizer feature; should work very nicely with mpd!
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  1062. Hey Paul. I don't think mutt has a feature like this by default, but you can do this with the aid of a little application like procmail. procmail is a general mail filtering tool, but you can also have it run scripts, including of course sound files under whatever new mail conditions you want. I've never implemented it myself though or I'd tell you exactly how to, but that's how to do it!
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  1063. WMs are very minimalist programs for managing windows. Desktop environments are entire package suites which have programs to manager windows, display your clock, have taskbars, mount usb drives, etc., etc. In a way they're the same thing, but when you use a WM like i3, you usually end up putting together all the programs you want, while DEs give a more convenient, but less customizable product.
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  1064. >muh classic keyboard
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  1065. Paper literally grows on trees.
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  1066. No, I won't, because since late 2021 YouTube has been unable to process mp4/mkv uploads properly and will break the videos after 15 seconds or so and replace the rest of the video with color errors. This requires me to preprocess the videos in ffmpeg with an ever-changing settings to reduce video quality and format so the whole video will display. For the video I recorded yesterday, which is two hours long, I have uploaded it more than half a dozen times still with none not with either severe quality losses or YouTube color errors. This is one of the reasons I do not upload videos, especially screencasts to YouTube anymore.
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  1067. I don't have the internet to do it now.
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  1068. They don't serve food there, so I guess it doesn't count as a restaurant.
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  1069. dash is faster, while mksh tries to be an interactive shell. For example mksh has features like a config file and other things, while dash doesn't, so while it's faster, it's not necessarily an option for using interactively.
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  1070. The Chinese Room is about consciousness/intentionality. It has nothing to do with "intelligence". Then again, the Turing Test is a practical test and is not a philosophical test of "intelligence" or "thought" either. If you're asking if the public misunderstanding of the Chinese Room refutes the public misunderstanding of the Turing Test, well I guess so, but who cares? Both are dumb.
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  1071. 100% of "terminals" (and all other programs) have that behavior. It's how Linux deals with child processes. 1) Open a file with mpv <file> & 2) Close the parent terminal And the mpv instance will close as well. This is what setsid does: run the process independently. I expected people who watch this to understand the entire point of the video, but I guess they didn't judging by the comments.
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  1072. No one cares what the leftist nodes do. Pretend they don't exist: For the most part, they don't even federate with each other because they are all morons constantly searching other leftist instances for "transphobia" or "fascism" or whatever. Most Pleroma instances mututally federate because they're not SJWs, but Mastodon is all SJWs that only federate with one or two other instances, and they mostly use the technology just to be kings of their own sites that they can isolate from the world outside that might cause cognitive dissonance in one way or another.
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  1073. https://lukesmith.xyz/linguistics
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  1074. This is the point of the video, you literal brainlet. We have become reliant on roads and "would not be able to survive one second" without them. This is a permanent liability that no other society has.
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  1075. No I haven't. Take an upcummy.
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  1076. There is, at least, a difference between a cuckold and a *wittold*, a wittold being someone who is aware that he's being cucked, while a cuck could know or not know (square and rectangle thing).
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  1077. No it's just a slideshow in suckless sent that I recorded and put to audio in ffmpeg.
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  1078. >with urxvt Found the problem.
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  1079. This is probably will be the closest I'll do: https://larbs.xyz/
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  1080. xinitrc runs if you run the commands xinit or startx manually. xprofile runs if you use a desktop manager. I have xprofile sourced from my xinit so I can be compatible with both alternatives.
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  1081. http://thelatinlibrary.com/ https://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/home.html and others. There are some which I'm semi-manually transcribing from partially pdftotexted .pdfs.
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  1082. You could just look it up: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=shell+benchmarks+dash+bash
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  1083. Yes, use sed in scripts, but vim or an extensible editor is best for showing visually to your screencast audience what you're doing. It's also obviously better if you're doing a one-off modification that would otherwise require a very specific regex.
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  1084. Oh lol I made that last night. Apparently it appears automatically... Yeah I was eventually going to make merch. Go ahead and get your sed 11q memorabilia.
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  1085. It's just my phone.
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  1086. HD version is processing. It'll probably be available in a half hour or so for those snobs who are too good to put up with 360p!
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  1087. I sort of imagined the chad talking to himself, but I suppose that would make sense. I might change it in a bit.
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  1088. You can install anything on Parabola, including non-free software, but the your-freedom package will give you a warning if it is on its blacklist and will have to be uninstalled if you do choose to install something non-free.
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  1089. I never use tmux except for the dropdown terminal.
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  1090. You can do like site:github.com to search Github, if that's what you mean. You can definitely fine-tune the groups and individual searches, and in a lot of ways I don't know yet.
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  1091. This might help you: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/mutt-wizard
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  1092. Mediagoblin is never going to be actually federated and functional. Peertube is a better option, or perhaps better: just uploading videos to my website the way God intended.
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  1093. It's actually just a foldable chess board.
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  1094. mpv --loop I also throw in --quiet so it doesn't output a lot of info on the terminal as it plays.
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  1095. Great! I've actually heard something like that before actually... I might just remove the line if it doesn't break other systems...
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  1096. Hey thanks! That's a module of Polybar, I believe I did push these additions to my github within the past couple weeks. Of course the module only works with mpd, which is a consistent music backend that can be interfaced with a lot of players, so if you're using some other music player, it won't work. I think I'm actually going to be doing a vid on this soon anyway since it's a new addition.
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  1097. I have a well.
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  1098. There are some builds of st out on github that have pywal support, but I honestly moved away from using pywal generally. No hard feelings against it, I just don't really use it now.
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  1099. I don't use systemd anyway so that wouldn't work for me.
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  1100. You're a wordthinker. That's what you're saying.
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  1101. lol no. It also gets sent to Apple.
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  1102. Calling people cuck is #Lindy!
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  1103. based.cooking
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  1104. There's an obvious hypocrisy in "buying local" when the butcher himself is imported from the far reaches of the world.
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  1105. Safe*er* perhaps, but they have original versions of the management engine. Difference is that on Core (2) Duos you can more easily remove it.
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  1106. No way. It will be a long time until Bitcoin will be "safe" for every day transactions without bleeding massive amounts of metadata. I expect that these problems will slowly be solved, but hopefully before it's too late for how Bitcoin is being adopted.
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  1107. Okay. Give me all your personal information and I vow to keep it safe on my server unencrypted.
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  1108. Number of software packages currently installed on my machine: 668 Number of them that run on Windows: 0
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  1109. What do you think I do with the programs on my computer? I use them in my professional setting. I can't use Windows because it actually does lack the things I need.
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  1110. Yeah I'm aware of the "explosion" issue, although with this, it's more a crumbling issue with these. I'll be testing them out en masse and might have to source rocks from the woods if they disintegrate too much.
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  1111. Why would I want to delete the whole line?
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  1112. Official opinion: LOL
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  1113. Looks like you got Honkler's sloppy seconds this time.
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  1114. I was the same way. On a tiling window manager, it can get exponentially more annoying than usual though.
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  1115. Yeah it's ridiculous. I deliberately said I used Linux to avoid this, but most comments I get are something like YOUR A PC MORON WINDOWS SUCKS MAC HAS NO VIRUSES. Tells you people stop watching videos before the 30 second mark.
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  1116. On my personal build, I remapped it to x.
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  1117. Nah, sounds like a cope. Just stop.
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  1118. No, it's not a matter of preference. Telegram is (a) objectively inferior to all other actually open, actually encrypted, actually federated services and (b) if you use it because you think it's "easy" or "my friends use it", that's also pointless because Whatsapp and a million other more widely-used apps have exactly the same privacy value as Telegram: absolutely none. It is worst for security. It is worst for convenience. Telegram is literally a pointless program which only caught on by openly lying to people by pretending to be a secure messaging system. The only reason people are still simping for this thing is because they either are still deceived or have staked their ego on it and don't want to look stupid about admitting they're wrong.
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  1119. I was 16 literally more than a decade ago.
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  1120. Lol no way. As I said, I left the office to do chores and didn't get back until an hour later. It probably only took a dozen or so minutes to download and install all that.
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  1121. Oh come on, your phone already logs where you go. This is exactly where all this "social distancing" metadata you see in the news comes from. Now they can more cleanly cross-reference GPS and bluetooth with a new API. That's the point.
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  1122. As I literally say in the video: it is infinitely naive to wait for evidence of exploitation when you are putting out a system that can easily exploit users. That's not "FUD." There is now a new open hole in every phone that any proprietary application can exploit. That's not "breaching" the protocol, that's using it.
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  1123. It only annoys me how people idly bring it up for no reason to "look cool" in their screenfetch images on R*ddit. Nothing against the program. I open it when it's useful.
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  1124. Good boomerpost.
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  1125. urxvt
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  1126. The location /bin/sh I believe is part of the POSIX standard, so it should always be there.
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  1127. Even having a little oversight is infinitely better than oversight being literally impossible.
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  1128. Screenkey.
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  1129. No, if people want to keep using them, I get 8 dozen github issues and emails a day about "hello sir how to get computer like urs, where is i3 config, no I don't lknow how 2 use git, what is that?"
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  1130. I think that writing in markdown is a huge waste of time if you're just going to convert it. Conversion will also always cause complications, so I find it unnecessary. You don't really have to "think" about the syntax of TeX or groff because it's not really relevant while you're typing 99% of your words. It's really only used when you're formatting special things or setting settings, plus you learn it very quickly. Plus, I use vim snippets to write most of my syntax.
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  1131. qutebrowser
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  1132. Lol turn off Google in the settings if you don't want Google results.
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  1133. Inconsolata.
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  1134. Depends on your server. As of last year, synapse is encrypted by default unless there's been a change since then.
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  1135. At the appropriate level of abstraction a neuron (formal or real) *does* do one thing and do it well in the context of a wider system, while that "one thing" might not correspond to something comprehensible to humans, I think you imply this anyway. On the other hand, UNIX utilities aren't so orthogonal either. sed and awk, for example, can do a lot of the same things. As I mention implicitly in this talk, I think the difference between modularity and connectionism is merely an issue of scale, with the added caveat that "modules" tend to be at a level that makes intuitive sense to humans.
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  1136. ...or on my Github...
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  1137. I am hopefully in the finishing stages of this project and will go public soon. There are a lot of print-on-demand companies and I plan on using them.
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  1138. You transfer your private encryption keys via QR code or another validation method on first login on a device.
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  1139. Sometimes I want to record audio alone: this is what I do for my non-screencast videos. I also record talks and other things IRL so it's nice to have the shortcut for audio alone.
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  1140. Well bashmount is "minimal" compared to some typical daemons, but it's still around 800 lines. This script is 20ish. I prefer the interface of this script too if it counts.
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  1141. Check out Gotbletu's video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C64LKCZFzME
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  1142. Is this copypasta I don't know?
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  1143. Gimp.
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  1144. Did they hate it because it was actually coherent?
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  1145. That's right. I only did it this way in case there was some error later in installation so it'd be easier to undo it.
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  1146. Eh I don't know of a way right off the top of my head. Since mpv I believe goes through youtube-dl though, you should be able to set a maximum resolution though there. I set mine so that it never tries to play 4k garbage, etc.
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  1147. Run groff with the -k option. That will handle most Latin characters with diacritics.
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  1148. Yeah. I actually did use the red ones until they became really dirty and I've been to lazy to clean.
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  1149. It's an i5 that needs new thermal paste. My laptop was on wool in that portion of the video lol Usually it's around mid 50s, but screencasting gets it hot fast.
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  1150. I've never used bookmarks.
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  1151. Yeah of course. I don't actually really use it that much though. My tiling window manager does 95% of what tmux would do, and when I do use it, I honesly get a little confused switching between the two.
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  1152. man eqn
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  1153. https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/videos/watch/a9b33aee-45ba-4716-b423-3263780b9282
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  1154. >>>/r*ddit/
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  1155. Yeah they did that there too.
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  1156. Thanks! rofi is the launcher.
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  1157. It's /bin/sh, specifically dash.
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  1158. I was originally going to talk about this in this episode, but ran out of time. I might have to do a separate episode on the fraying strands in modern physics. Even in mainstream physics, there is growing disenchantment with those ideas. I know there's at least this boomer lady on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN2d2cmi_Gk but you can consult the literature she mentions for more. A lot of our cosmology is based on a very fragile strand of reasoning that is constantly needing ad hoc solutions. I don't think it's unlikely that in several decades, we'll be throwing out most everything in astrophysics.
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  1159. I'll do a video on it. I actually found a more robust solution to link selection.
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  1160. It might be that the Fedora build of groff doesn't come with the ability to compile directly to pdf. Try piping it through ps2pdf instead: groff -ms file.ms | ps2pdf - file.pdf
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  1161. I don't. That's why my most recent game system is from 1996.
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  1162. ranger doesn't have drive handling by default, and managing phones are an even greater pain. I've never really bothered. I just use Syncthing to keep everything on my phone in sync with my desktop as a backup, and it also lets me make changes on my desktop and then the phone matches the changes, etc.
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  1163. Yup.
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  1164. >not having only a 60% meme keyboard without a delete key
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  1165. Assuming you mean bl*at, I've been thinking about it. Enough repetitive jokes.
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  1166. Check out what the OP did in this thread: https://forum.lukesmith.xyz/thread-128.html You need poppler installed too.
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  1167. Filenames don't ever really matter, only what you mark it as on the first line. I nearly never had extentions to my scripts.
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  1168. It's Slavic. Vsevolod Ivanov.
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  1169. As long as the leftmost element in the prompt is constant and unique, it will work. Even PS1="$" will work, although if you have dollar signs at the beginning of some output, it might add bogus options. The rest will work fine.
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  1170. archcucks will never recover
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  1171. Well you'll be able to actually read unicode characters for one.
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  1172. I don't make shit off YouTube. I'll probably have to go into debt during the process.
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  1173. I make enough money to get nicer groceries and pay part of rent. So the internet isn't my full time job at this point, realistically it probably takes more than it gives, but it's just a hobby for me anyway so I keep doing it.
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  1174. No.
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  1175. You moron. Just up look up any benchmarking test right now. I don't care if you use Python, you don't have to feel inadequate about it, but nothing I said was not common knowledge. This is literally why Cython was invented: Python is so slow and unusable for intensive tasks you literally have to convert it to compiled C to get good run time out of it.
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  1176. Oh yeah you definitely can. Create and event, then highlight it in the Appointments tab then press "r" to enable it to repeat. In the ncurses program, you can only repeat it at daily/weekly/monthly, so if you have a M/W class, you'd have to have two repeating events, but I believe you can set it up in the terminal interface as only one. There might be another way to do it in the ncurses program, but that's what I've used.
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  1177. "Rape" doesn't mean at all what it means how either. It was not forcible intercourse, but taking a woman away for either intercourse or marriage without the consent of her family, particularly her father. When Aquinas talks about rape, this is what he means; forcible intercourse was considered more of a sin of violence. Although yes, sodomy and sins against nature were considered much worse.
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  1178. or is it se in italian? I always get romance languages confused lol
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  1179. Some rental mansion. All the plants were fake if I remember right.
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  1180. I just use yay as an AUR helper.
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  1181. It doesn't take more than pocket change to run a website.
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  1182. The title is (mostly) hyperbolic. Obviously, we need to imagine to plan for things and act. The issue is people using imagination for entertainment in itself.
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  1183. There was no Italy and there was no Roman Empire in Italy. As I literally said, Dante thought the ethnically German HRE was the true heir to Rome.
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  1184. Lol why would you monetize a website smh
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  1185. Use Bisq.
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  1186. Because I wanted lukesmith dot something and all the big ones were taken. So I got .xyz which was pretty new at the time. Now a lot of people have started following me and getting an .xyz because idk it's sorta unique but also unmarked.
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  1187. Transparent terminal with this in my vimrc: syntax on colorscheme slate (or maybe I was using delek here??)
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  1188. Thanks. There are actually a lot of guys on eBay who offer libreboot installation services relatively cheaply, check out www.ebay.com/usr/grmz72 . I think I had mine done by another user constitution_tech. There are also people who sell librebooted laptops on eBay and are very reliable. There is also Minifree, which is a business that does it, but they charge an arm and a leg (hundreds of dollars) Kso I can't recommend them. Of course, if you don't want to pay at all, you can always do it yourself. On the X200 I think that requires some fiddling with the motherboard, but on the X60, for example, you don't need to open anything.
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  1189. I've never done the process myself, so I wouldn't be very qualified to diagnose what exactly is amiss. Is it still booting thru BIOS or not at all?
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  1190. If you have like 1 gig of ram, maybe. Otherwise I'm not sure. My X60 has a Core 1 Duo (and used to have only 1.5GB RAM) and runs Firefox fine. Maybe you're running other intensive programs at the same time? It probably is the RAM though, normal browsing is not very processor intensitive at all.
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  1191. You can check the Libreboot website to see what motherboards they support. They've mostly focused on computers with native Intel processors, but there are a few others. I will say AMD processors have been just as bad; they have something analogous to the ME preventing Libreboot from being easy. Of course it's less the processor itself that's a problem and more what kind of garbage comes with it.
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  1192. Try either the X220 or the T420. Both are among the first to have i5s, and last to have the classic IBM keyboard. Both can take DDR3. The T420 has a DVD drive, the X220 doesn't but is much smaller. I'm pretty sure the X220 is Librebootable (or is about to be), if you care about that.
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  1193. Never tried it, but I've thought about it. I know there are a couple perks, but I just haven't taken up the chance.
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  1194. There are two cores in this machine; it's a Core 2 Duo (maybe you missed them in htop), and the actual computer is a ThinkPad X200. I've done most of my work on that computer, but I'm gradually shifting to an X220, which has an i5, but to be honest, on a middle-to-light weight Linux distro, the Core 2 Duo is plenty. For a setup like this, there are quickly diminishing returns to cores/threads.
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  1195. Delete or rename the scope.sh in ~/.config/ranger and then run "ranger --copy-config scope.sh". Sometimes ranger gives you a bad scope.sh that uses old syntax, especially if you've had ranger installed on your system for a while. See if that works.
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  1196. Thanks! It's cli-visualizer: https://github.com/dpayne/cli-visualizer If you're on Arch, it's in the AUR.
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  1197. ranger. Allow me to shill my own vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlolvAVqn10
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  1198. >having to recompile every time i want to change a keyboard shortcut convince me that this is not a meme
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  1199. You gotta have w3m installed as well (and w3m-img too if you're on an Ubuntu-like distro). Make sure you have "set preview_images true" in your rc.conf too.
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  1200. The T420 isn't compatible *yet*; although the T400 is. Libreboot is currently trying to make machines with i5/i7 processors compatible now.
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  1201. It's the bumblebee-status bar. It's in the AUR and on Github.
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  1202. i3-gaps
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  1203. ATM just these two and a desktop, although I eventually plan on having everything on my X220 and a dock (or the X200 if Librebooting the X220 does not become possible).
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  1204. Depends on what I'm trying to do. For statistics, I've used Octave, but I use R more, storing files in .csv's. Excel is a really general program though, so for what you do with it, you might use something different.
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  1205. Hmm I don't think I've ever actually hear of evilwm; might try it though. I've actually never used a terminal web browser as a main. I do use w3m occasionally (which can view images), but it can be a little too buggy on modern sites.
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  1206. Depends on what you mean by "languages." "Language" in the way I was using it there was a formal sense of "a possible set of constraint rankings." Languages in the colloqiual sense do change to similar languages, but each of these would be local maxima in themselves. So in the corny drawing I made, when languages change, speakers would be receiving input data ambiguous between two local maxima, and would be vying for the "incorrect" one. This language would be formally very different, but in terms of classical parameters, might vary only minorly.
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  1207. Oh okay. I do use youtube-viewer myself every once and a while. I always wanted to switch to 100% term browsing, but especially now that I have a YouTube channel, I severely doubt there's any software out to manage it via terminal. I was thinking you had a way to spawn an instance of mpv from w3m, which is probably possible, but I have no idea if you could ever comment from it.
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  1208. Right, but it's not necessarily the distros per se that are different speeds. You can get an Arch-like boot time, etc. on *buntu by using a different DE or fiddling with what systemd runs at startup. Unity in particular is abyssmal for older devices.
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  1209. PATH=$PATH:~/.vim/bin If that works, run this to make it permanent on the next reboot: echo "PATH=$PATH:~/.vim/bin/" >> ~/.bash_profile
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  1210. My experience is going to be anecdotal, but I'll tell you: when I got my X200, it had just gotten new thermal paste; it keeps very cool and only starts heating up if it's on wool and doing something really intense. The X220 has not gotten new thermal paste in years and when I'm recording video, for example, it can get into 9X degrees celsius (too hot for my comfort!). I was actually ordering mini-screwdrivers now that I need to reapply thermal paste myself. I suspect it will be as cool as my X200 when I do, or at least manageable. So I'd say if you know how to reapply thermal paste or can have a friend do it, you shouldn't worry about it. Otherwise, you might want to buy one advertised as refurbished with new CPU paste.
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  1211. It and everything else up there are all modules of bumblebee-status.
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  1212. No real reason. I just don't have it on this machine. qutebrowser is my go-to browser for instant keyboard-controled meme downloading, which I haven't done in a while, but if I'm not meming I like taking advantages of Firefox's custom CSS.
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  1213. You can't have fanboyism without the brand. Nothing wrong with people trying to replicate a graphical environment they're familiar with.
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  1214. I suppose; I don't really know what you'd be keeping there in any case! If you do your work in /home I don't think you'd need much more space. Arch Wiki recommends 20-25 btw, but most systems install less than 10GB paritions and get along find.
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  1215. I should be clear. The Librebooting process is specific to motherboards (flash chips, etc.), not CPUs, so the ROMs Libreboot puts out for flashing work on say, the X60 or T400 or X200 motherboards. The T420 (and all other modern ThinkPads) have the Management Engine in a secondary processor on the motherboards and there's no known way to get rid of this yet. Now i3/i5/i7 have their own potential backdoors, so it's just easier for people to try to free up machines that don't have them. If you want to have a 100% free system, it'd probably be best for you to just buy a Librebooted T400 or X200 (whichever you like) or install it on a X60 (which is easy; I just made a video doing this).
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  1216. It works on my Parabola machine. Is it not showing up on yours?
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  1217. Check out my other videos. I have dl links to my relevant configs in each one.
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  1218. On my local Korean tapestry board.
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  1219. I wanted the ability to install binaries easily if necessary. I do want the option of installing things from source though. I am interested in boot times, but I may be able to get some impressive boot times here anyway, we'll see.
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  1220. Yeah I usally do. Just forgot to here lol
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  1221. America is based on Britain so it technically is Australia.
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  1222. Thanks! Yup, expect one soon. I'm actually switching distros at the moment, but once I'm done I'll have a vid up (same config).
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  1223. tamzen/tamsyn
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  1224. Ha. I guess sort of... I filmed that part in our lab sound booth. That's a device that experiment participants use to input answers. Never used it myself.
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  1225. Yeah it does. I've tried the emacs vi layer, but since I've never really gotten into emacs much myself, I've had no reason to migrate over. May in the future though if I can keep my current vim setup more or less.
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  1226. I wouldn't say vim has any bug advantages over emacs. It's really just an aesthetic/ergonomic choice. vim's modal editing and default bindings strike me as much more intuitive and easy than emacs' style of doing everything with fifty double key presses in a row. I've tried EVIL in emacs to have the best of both worlds, but it's not as transparent to modification as vim is. I will probably get deeper into emacs when I have the time though, just to experiment with its extensibility which by all accounts is greater than vim's.
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  1227. I don't record on a 1080p screen, so that's why there's no 1080p option.
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  1228. That's because it's not a forest, it's just pine rows.
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  1229. Oh, yes. You can do that. I just didn't want to overwrite it in case I randomly decided to use the original column later in the video (I didn't but like all of my videos are just that impromptu lol).
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  1230. If i ever want no one to ever see my website, i'll use gopher.
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  1231. Their chicken parmesan was "only" 2.5 MB when I stopped measuring.
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  1232. Sure. I always keep my current background at ~/.config/wall.png (or pick any location) and this is where my window manager looks for what to use as the bg when I start up. If you have a similar setup, you can just have the imagemagick command refer to that location. If you use some kind of DE, there's often a certain location where the background file is stored, you could just find where that is and use it in the script.
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  1233. Yup, you can view images. If you DL my configs in the description, there's a mailcap file that tells mutt to run the script muttimage.sh to render images (you need w3m installed for this). To view images, open the email, then press v to view attachments and you can select and view the images in line. There's probably also a way to get them to display automatically in-line, but I haven't done it yet. You could also make an entry in mailcap for opening pdfs (either in another application or I suppose with pdftotext to view them in mutt), but I haven't done this myself. Might try to. I don't think there's a terminal-only mode in Atom, so I don't think it would work??? Depending on how smart mutt is, if you set atom as your editor, it might try to open it up in a new window and take whatever you save, but I'm not sure.
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  1234. You could do something like that, but I just have this run every 5 seconds or so.
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  1235. Lol if i3 is "broken" I make it unbroken. If I wanted to install and use another DE, I'd just edit xinitrc. DMs are just decoration.
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  1236. If it works fine you can keep doing it, but you could put other general settings in ~/.xinitrc if you want to change keybindings, the x rate or anything else you want in any possible graphical environment.
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  1237. Yeah. In this case though, there is no space appended to the end of the line, so `grep "part $"` can't ever match a mountpoint though. lsblk is helpful though since it has a limit variety of output, so it's easier to use ad hoc stream editing like this.
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  1238. Thank you FBI, very cool.
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  1239. Yes.
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  1240. I give no alternative to "falsifiability" because as I say, I don't believe in the demarcation problem at all. The things people think of as theories/frameworks are usually only backdrops for doing research anyway. The gap between the philosophy of science and their quaint notions and science as it is actually practiced is enormous, and while I have a low opinion of institutional science, most of this gap is simply because philosophy of science is focused on philosophical issues that are pretty inane for real scientists: in every field, the backdrop to all research is a "unfalsifiable" core of assumptions that might even be unstated and unstateable. That's not a bug, but an inevitability, you have to have at least an implicit theoretical way of even interpreting basic data.
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  1241. I might, but I just put vim bindings in my feh anyway.
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  1242. This is absolutely retarded. Just use any end-to-end encryption service: Signal, XMPP, Riot.im, encrypted email; there are hundreds of valid possibilities.
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  1243. http://lukesmith.xyz/library It'd sort of be hard to do a video outlining every book.
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  1244. Email server script: https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/emailwiz Affiliate link to Vultr: https://www.vultr.com/?ref=8384069-6G (gives you $100 in first-month credit to play around with server however you want) Other VPS providers are good too, but I know my script works on Vultr since I use it. If you have success using the email script another VPS, provider, tell me! Note that some users (even those using Vultr) will have to tell their VPS support to open port 25 to send mail. I never had to do this, but others have reported it to me as being necessary for them.
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  1245. Actually I should be clear, I'm not just memeing. urxvt, by the way it is built simply cannot handle most unicode characters. If you want to have emojis in your terminal, you'll just have to switch to something else.
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  1246. i3-gaps, bumblebee-status.
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  1247. An "elite" and an "elitist" are literally opposites. stupidity much?
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  1248. I've heard other people from kiwifarms say they couldn't post, but other Pleroma instances can. Not sure what it is. I definitely have not blocked/muted them. I know I used to be in that PeerTube directory, but I assume they took me off for some (probably political) reason. I actually have one of the most consistently viewed instances though.
    3
  1249. You need the directory of the currently selected window, while the script is being run without a window in your home directory when you press the shortcut.
    3
  1250. Go to middle: literally just type 50%... or M is center of page... or set a mark with m<letter> and return with "<letter> or literally 500 other ways Create/collapse code: just type zf/za or tell vim to fold code by default Debugging is language specific, but yeah obviously people have been doing all of this in vim and emacs and even ed for decades. Who do you think wrote your Fisher Price editor? Just run :help <topic> next time.
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  1251. It's a shame that people like this so simultaneously ignorant and arrogant don't get the social shaming and humiliation they deserve when they're revealed.
    3
  1252. That's just screenkey!
    3
  1253. then unmap whatever binding you have that starts with space.
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  1254. I did a whole podcast episode on it: https://notrelated.libsyn.com/when-youre-too-rational-to-be-rational
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  1255. Maybe I read the implications of your question wrong, but you're asking if being knowledgeable about how Linux works has any practical purpose for a Linux user? I would certainly think so.
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  1256. That would be really useful if that is at all what anyone needed here.
    3
  1257. Shpongle's "Around the World in a Tea Daze"
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  1258. There's St. Innocent's in Macon. I've been there, it's very nice. They also have a YouTube channel if you want a sneak peak.
    3
  1259. Oh lol. Sorry, still figuring out some nginx redirects. That's the issue.
    3
  1260. I have to do a lot of work out of my house.
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  1261. I've never found the perfect instance with passable policies where I can upload (and easily) all of my videos.
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  1262. My st build has a key for decreasing transparency. Obviously it's only for one terminal at a time.
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  1263. That's true. Regardless, it makes it more difficult to triangulate on you and while say, the NSA might be able to exploit your Intel Management Engine and monitor, Google might not have that ability. I am vexed when people choose to use some free software, but rationalize using proprietary software they like, but it is still much better than nothing.
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  1264. I already have those bindings mapped to the brightness keys. They may not be documented, but they are mapped. On some machines though, you may need to add a kernel parameter to make them work though.
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  1265. The conjunction of fish syntax with actual shell syntax is so low that you're not going to be able to do much in that abomination. Frankly, even the fish people will probably tell you not to write scripts in fish. It's supposed to be merely an "interactive" shell. As I said here, it is outclassed by zsh which can handle POSIX shell too.
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  1266. Yeah but I don't really get that ammount it says per video since most people haven't switched their donations over from monthly. I just had a lot of time last week.
    3
  1267. As I have it, it also removes directories.
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  1268. It is.
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  1269. You can choose your moderation on the Fediverse. You have no say on YouTube/Twitter.
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  1270. The idea of "sexual needs" is an invention of modern psychology.
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  1271. Putting your money to use in your actual life will always be a better investment than buying stocks and praying there won't be a crash when you have to take your money out.
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  1272. It's zsh-syntax-highlighting .
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  1273. i slurp juicy dips on the daily
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  1274. Mine feels pretty much just like a ThinkPad keyboard. Maybe you have one of the newer meme key ones?
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  1275. Linux doesn't require networking effects to use. I can use Linux while everyone else I know uses Windows and I get around fine. Not so if I use Gemini and everyone else uses http.
    3
  1276. Billions of dollars in unsustainable debt and only a couple beta testers
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  1277. Install the mudf modules and you can read epubs: zathura-pdf-mupdf
    3
  1278. You could still log on through your provider's web interface and manually renable password login or put in a newly generated key pair.
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  1279. https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/st
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  1280. I mean it runs apt to install the dependencies, so that definitely won't work, it the file systems and default settings might be slightly different, but I'm not sure.
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  1281. Love is not an emotion.
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  1282. Yeah the blocklist I use here literally tens of thousands of sites. No idea how they were first compiled. And yeah, you may notice I am actually using Waterfox in the video.
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  1283. Sensible. Give mutt another try when I finish this script. It should take care of all the details.
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  1284. What is a "fiasco" about (openly) using affiliate links for their intended purpose?
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  1285. You're not even redirected. Their affliate links are offered as options in the bar among others. They openly appear and they also don't auto-fill in. For example, if I type "coinbase.com" their afflilate link appears below. If I press enter, I go to standard coinbase rather than their link unless I deliberately click on it. I have much more issues with Brave recommending sites in general without my consent: for example if I type "n," I'll get suggestions like Google CaleNdar, LiNkdin and Nytimes. I've never visited these sites and there's no clear way to turn this off; I've looked.
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  1286. Yup. All of them. The purpose if to have a fully-functioning system. All the core programs in my setup are installed.
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  1287. That pinentry. I think it comes by default, but if you uninstall it, it'll just prompt you on the command line.
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  1288. Just good old, urxvt!
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  1289. Brave has that.
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  1290. This is not "my opinion." It is an issue of absolute and admitted fact that Telegram has the ability to view all group and normal chats. Telegram has absolutely no privacy features. Just read the basics about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegram_(software)#Security
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  1291. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCEXY46t3OA
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  1292. You can't live on it anymore? When are you leaving?
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  1293. Yep, just arrived today; they were a Christmas present. Now I can flex with my gold-finished aviators. DAB -> /o/
    3
  1294. Yeah, I've never done it myself, but you can check the biber documentation. They don't use .bst files though, but you individually specify parameters.
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  1295. Yeah I'll be doing a stream later this week. Possibly tomorrow.
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  1296. It's a binding in my st build. Check the manual.
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  1297. No it isn't.
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  1298. https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/LARBS/issues/186
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  1299. You probably can, but I haven't implemented it yet. I'll say I use fzf within ranger for that though. See this video for the details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C64LKCZFzME
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  1300. naw europoors are just all manlets
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  1301. No matter what, having an independent website puts you in a better place than just having social media profiles. Yes, in the past there have been many sites that have been shut down for politics, but it is much harder for them to do. So this is an issue of eliminating your dependence on outside forces.
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  1302. You should've examined the rest of my channel before writing a post that dumb out.
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  1303. Yeah it's just because of the recording. I also stupidly had some things running in the background lol
    3
  1304. "Where am I going to come up with the $2 a month it costs to host my website and domain?"
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  1305. It's every Wednesday here in America!
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  1306. That is a very valid alternative strategy.
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  1307. Uh lol why would it be inevitable? Your death is inevitable. Why bother eating and avoiding coronachan?
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  1308. No real difference. Linode is just sort of a bigger company. Same with most VPS providers.
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  1309. It's called quality control.
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  1310. Yes.
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  1311. Yes. They have what's called the "Platform Security Processor", which is effectively the same thing.
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  1312. You can't be "well-informed" about anything if you are exposed to no downsides of experience, only propagandsitic press releases.
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  1313. No way. It's alright, but it's no mpv.
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  1314. https://lukesmith.xyz/2018.html#accented-and-other-unicode-characters-in-grofftroff
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  1315. brace expansion is not posix compiliant. I only write sh scripts.
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  1316. https://protonmail.com/bridge/
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  1317. No. But on proprietary software it is.
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  1318. Arch Linux or Parabola.
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  1319. When streaming like this? I put ytdl-format=bestvideo[height<=?480]+bestaudio/best in my mpv.conf.
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  1320. Yeah, there are some channels (especially older ones with custom names) where the channel ID doesn't appear in the url though.
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  1321. If you want something like "Sandisk 2GB USB" or something like that, you'd have to use a different command to get that. `dmesg` is the obvious choice, but manipulating it as a stream would be a little more work than lsblk. `dmesg | grep Direct-Access`, for example, will list usb drives with names, but `lsblk` has all the needed info on one line.
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  1322. We'll get our best social soyentists on this issue.
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  1323. >implying that gnu utilities aren't notoriously bloated
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  1324. Install a more complete alternative font. I have ttf-ancient-fonts installed. I suspect that would work for you too.
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  1325. Lol wow "just build your own laptop" why didn't i think of that
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  1326. This is posix shell...
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  1327. Github repo for this script: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/emailwiz As I said in the video, if you're thinking of getting a VPS anyway, you might as well click on muh link and get a $50 credit: https://www.vultr.com/?ref=7914655-4F I eventually get money if you stay through that. Long-term investment!
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  1328. Wew, all that rendering time! If you're just concatenating video and audio without additional frills in kdenlive, you might want to just to it with ffmpeg, which if you copy the codec from the original (`-c copy`), is nearly instantaneous. I.e. use ffmpeg's concat (https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Concatenate) to merge all the audio files, then to merge all the video files, with `-an` to strip the original bad audio. Then just run ffmpeg with the full audio and video file, copying the codecs again and you have your finished product. Of course if you want fading transitions that's a little extra, but ffmpeg can do it a lot faster than a video editor that's rerendering the codec.
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  1329. Lol well my hair is 90% dark so I'd never be white in his eyes.
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  1330. [TRIGGERED]
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  1331. https://www.randolphusa.com/
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  1332. If I said I was a baptist here, it is only by ethnic origin. I am an Orthodox Christian now.
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  1333. No.
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  1334. What are you talking about? There are many actually end-to-end encrypted messaging apps out there right now. For phones, there's signal/silence is probably the post obvious which is always encrypted with all other signal/silence users and groups but also can contact non-users via non-encrypted typical sms, which telegram can't. I guarantee you, most privacy-concerned Telegram users also use it under the false impression that all chats are e2e encrypted. Their website has a bunch of weasel words about this too.
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  1335. >his "life" is cooming and playing video gaymes
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  1336. There was actually a guy in the comments who shared some of his scripts to do that; maybe this will work: https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/ffmpeg-scripts#xfade-clips
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  1337. Lol you had me fooled until Soros.
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  1338. No.
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  1339. Yeah I use notmuch; it's (an optional) part of my mutt-wizard in fact!
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  1340. .biz? No one has the .biz!
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  1341. Absolutely no way!
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  1342. The way I showed you in the video...
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  1343. You can set literally any variable by any name you want, it's just an issue of what programs are looking for that variable.
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  1344. Uh? Because you're not only giving all your chats to this company, but also your phone number...
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  1345. I mean "bigger" in terms of the fact that zsh mostly contains all bash syntax, but adds more stuff on top of that.
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  1346. My server with Peertube runs Arch for the reason I said here. My other runs Debian. I have no obvious reason to switch it over because I only do basic stuff on it and I don't want to have to redo everything.
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  1347. I used systemd for years. I still use it for my servers. It's fine.
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  1348. Lol that would only word if literally every book title was the same number of words.
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  1349. I put up YouTube videos because I want them to be monitored, brainlet. If you want something aside from YouTube, my videos are on a self-hosted federated and free software PeerTube instance: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz or on the LBRY blockchain: https://odysee.com/@Luke:7 If you want it on Matrix, there are public Matrix rooms that mirror all updates to my blog and PeerTube instance.
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  1350. Yeah I'll probably make a video when I do it. I only recently started using this X220 again so I haven't had to deal with the high temps recently.
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  1351. I don't use wal anymore. I'm sure someone's gotten it to work. I will say that if you use rofi, it is affected by wal and I believe it has a dmenu-mode. Not totally sure.
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  1352. What do you mean by "just"? No matter what I use, I or my server have to convert it to HTML to be viewed. There's no point in writing in a markup language less powerful than HTML just to have to worry about how it will be converted. Since I'm using vim, producing HTML tags is all automated, so there's not even more key presses to write in HTML.
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  1353. mutt can autoview any file in with whatever command you want. In mutt-wizard, it shows HTML automatically via a lynx dump. You can still open the HTML attachment and it will open it in your GUI browser if you are getting some terrible soydev email.
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  1354. Then I guess my ass speaks more truth than your mouth.
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  1355. Alright, it's done. Just tested it out myself. Can download and send mail with mail.com accounts A-OK.
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  1356. I stepped in a couple times for a minute or so. I assume he didn't succeed since he didn't upload it lol
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  1357. If you install any new program on a rolling-release distro it will require the most recent dependencies, necessitating an update.
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  1358. Yeah, don't rely on the blockchain to accomplish anything ever.
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  1359. Haven't tried abook before, but I might as well. Yeah I've actually already integreated offlineimaps into my setup, but I still haven't secured my passwords on my laptop lol (my mutt ones are stored with gpg). I did hear pass worked well with offlineinmaps, but I haven't gotten around to implementing it. When I finally do, I'll put a vid up probably.
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  1360. ACKTUALLY the post
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  1361. There are many "revolutionary technologies" that offer internet. Basically all of them will fail. This is the only one I know of with unpaid viral volunteers. It would be a lot dumber to waste money on Starlink if 5G will be common soon, which is a technology that doesn't require a massive government-funded business literally shooting billions of dollars into space to do what towers do.
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  1362. @K F Yes, it is very speculative if they can continue to provide service if they cannot compete with fiber and 5G with their massive, literally celestial maintenance costs. It is "speculative" because literally the only reason they exist is because they are surviving on speculative investors, not profits.
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  1363. And people wonder why Ted started sending out bombs...
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  1364. It's actually a podcast that's automatically mirrored with a background image on YouTube.
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  1365. As I say, PeerTube and federation is a superior system, but Odysee is an okay alt system although it is not "decentralized" in the way that federated software is.
    3
  1366. Cringier than not understanding a joke?
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  1367. If you used your $1,200 on BTC, you'd have $10,000 with it now.
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  1368. 1) install arch 2) pacman -S noto-fonts-emoji It just werks. I don't know if Linux Mint has the same package, but you just need any emoji font.
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  1369. It's almost as if that's what the video is literally about.
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  1370. Start by installing Linux. Use Manjaro if you don't know what you're doing yet.
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  1371. What about it?
    3
  1372. ,, to play/open and ,t to queue to download.
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  1373. Just use whatever binding you have to switch from tiling to floating windows. The default should be mod+space.
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  1374. To illustrate how to do a vim macro for the purposes of a video tbh fam
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  1375. I still don't care about systemd. I installed it for testing and it's so indistinguishable from Arch that I never switched back
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  1376. Polybar same as usual; it's just transparent now to go with my transparent terminal.
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  1377. If you're just on the commandline, use nmtui.
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  1378. As I said, fish doesn't have basic posix functionality. chshing to fish would break/not use my ~/.profile and I would have to manually set everything up separately in fish's custom syntax.
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  1379. That's honestly what I was sort of thinking about.
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  1380. Is that from recent Amerimutt influence or was that something that goes back earlier?
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  1381. This might seriously threaten the Pajeetcoin industry.
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  1382. https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/UB40PGA
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  1383. Honestly I don't know. vifm is a little more complicated to set up than most. I like it, but when I do a video on it, it might be long.
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  1384. Yeah, it is; I can't believe that people still use it. It's sad.
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  1385. There's a huge difference between using an OS which the government might indirectly track with aggregated metadata and using one that activelly CCs every thing you click or type in a search bar directly to PRISM.
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  1386. I don't want to change the file, just see the output sorted temporarily so I can go through it.
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  1387. I just added it, but it's very useful, supposed to make easy accessing my many files in my scripts (sub)directories. fzf required of course: se() { du -a ~/.scripts/* | awk '{print $2}' | fzf | xargs -r $EDITOR ;}
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  1388. Thanks, I've never seen this before.
    3
  1389. I have pass installed because it's needed for mutt-wizard. If I don't need a password programatically for that, I just remember it.
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  1390. Cringe. Deleting it now.
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  1391. I don't post on /g/ and if you furfriends are the norm there now, I'm glad.
    3
  1392. If the source code were open source, you could run it on your own server. That's the point.
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  1393. naw GNU is bloat but I like THICC utils
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  1394. Definitely understandable. Logic Pro X is usually what people go to as an example of hard to replace Apple software. (I only need to do a little audio mixing, and Audacity and lmms are enough for me.) The thing about Logic Pro X, which I'm sure you understand, is that, as I mention in the video, Apple is always trying to lock you into their stuff. So they sell you libraries that work only on their software, as you mention, so you can't just easily port this stuff to another system. It's a business practice that keeps people using Mac and prevents software development outside of Apple because lots of people are in exactly the same position as you are. I think everyone agrees that it would be better off if we all used a free operating system, but there are networking effects: if Mac can attract people who develop music software, or Windows can attract people who develop games, etc., there are less devs to make free software for both, so Linux ends up having less graphical abilities than Windows and maybe less extensive audio software. So you might have to use Mac to get the work flow you want for your specialization, but I'll be here advocating Linux for whoever doesn't have those specific needs. The way I see it, the more Linux users, the bigger the attraction of making free software.
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  1395. I believe I was using termite here, but I've switched to urxvt since.
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  1396. Yeah I was in your position on Manjaro. Eventually when I had lots of free time, I did switch to Arch just to have the experience of building a system from nothing, but when it comes to functionality, flexibility and usefulness, Manjaro and other distros with easy AUR access already have all the advantages of Arch.
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  1397. It depends on what terminal you use. I have no problems. I use termite, and for transparency, you just set it in the config (you must also be running xcompmgr or another composite manager). Other terminal emulators are different. xterm, for example, needs you to have the settings in Xresources, but that's been buggy for me.
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  1398. The status bar is bumble-bee status: https://github.com/tobi-wan-kenobi/bumblebee-status
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  1399. This was Parabola GNU/Linux, but you could get a setup like this in any Linux distribution.
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  1400. Haven't tried it.
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  1401. Hmm interesting. Never tried it. I don't mind writing out the entries myself. I actually have macros that write out the entry syntax for me (don't think I showed that here).
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  1402. Oh cool. Yeah that's what I originally wanted to study when I started grad school (that and Indo-European linguistics), but I got distracted noticing how stale and deluded theoretical syntax was as a field. I thought I could fix the field lol, but it's more effort than it's worth. Should've gone into historical linguistics!
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  1403. Parabola/Arch
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  1404. My terminal font is tamzen/tamsyn.
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  1405. Actually now I remember why I didn't use urxvt term: it had terrible compatibility with transparency on i3. But luckily, I jiggered around some settings and switched composite managers and finally got it working, so now I got transparency and not screwed up previews. Thanks for reminding me to finally do this lol
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  1406. It's definitely still worth it. I mean the weakest link or bottleneck in hard drive access is usually an HDD having to start spinning and accessing a new area. Any SSD is going to avoid this problem. Even a SATA I connection to an SSD will be a huge improvement. So the Gbps limits of different SATA editions don't really matter much because they're not usually what slows down access for just normal use.
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  1407. i3-gaps. That's all I run on all my machines.
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  1408. So they're a different font now? Sounds like when you installed inkspace, it installed another monospace font which now takes presidence over the font it was before. Run: fc-match monospace And see what font it is. You can rejigger font preferences in ~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf
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  1409. i3-gaps. You can check out my other vids to see the setup and get the dotfiles.
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  1410. Are the ranger previews working in other terminal emulators? In rc.conf, you may want to have "set preview_images_method w3m"---not sure if Manjaro's defaults are different. (Also be sure that it's preview_images, not preview-images)
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  1411. Oh you know what, I think after a recent Python update several months ago, some of the ranger config syntax changed. When this happened, I lost the ability to see image previews until I renewed my rcs. That could be your problem. Might wanna back them up and then renew your configs (ranger --copy-config=all) and check if that works. Or the problem could be specifically scope.sh (so just ranger --copy-config=scope), might wanna try that first.
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  1412. Yeah you need psutil and netifaces (two Python modules) to be able to run all the bumblebee-status modules. If you haven't already, install python-pip (the Python package manager), then use it to install both of the modules: sudo pip install netifaces psutil
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  1413. I can't necessarily understand how caring about product durability, planned obsolescence and Apple's forced software is shallow. In fact as I said in the video (and I think to another commentor) I didn't mention MacOS's UI (which actually is shallow) precisely because it's subjective. Mac users have this weird idea that they have this uniquely fluid (as you put it) OS and everything else is confusing. A fine idea to have, but it's only had by die-hard Mac fans.
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  1414. Nope, not really at all. Theoretically, I'm sure it adds a couple milliseconds when opening vim, but I've never noticed any difference.
    2
  1415. i3 is a window manager for Linux (https://github.com/Airblader/i3)
    2
  1416. Neomutt is just mutt with some nice added features and extensions; I use it, but I've never really warmed up to neovim.
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  1417. No reason. The advantages of other shells seem marginal to me compared to the effort I'd use switching over my configs to them.
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  1418. I think I mentioned in the video I do backup these drives on externals.
    2
  1419. The X200s still has some pretty big advantages over the X60: widescreen, can install 64-bit OSes, higher RAM capacity.
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  1420. I'm genuinely curious. How are you posting/watching this? I can imagine ways to, but I'm curious what your setup is.
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  1421. The X200 has a wider screen and has better performance; I'd go for it, but the T60 is more easily librebootable and has a trackpad (if you want one).
    2
  1422. Wew lad. The man who memed Varg memes on my video.
    2
  1423. Yeah I just hook a screen up and use arandr. I've been meaning to write a script, but arandr works fine.
    2
  1424. In terms of access to programs in the repository, they're (exactly?) the same. It's mostly just an issue of whether you want a desktop environment installed by default (Manjaro) or if you don't (Arch) and want to install everything from the bottom up.
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  1425. If there's no .pdf, the problem is that LaTeX isn't succeeding in compiling, which usually means you made some kind of syntax error. Double check everything; you can press \s to see the first compile error, or you can run pdflatex FILENAME manually to get the whole error report.
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  1426. It's mypaint. Works on tablets too!
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  1427. This is either tamsyn/tamzen or hack. Not sure which I was using here.
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  1428. >I wonder if there's other accounts included or at least easily available, and why they included (only) Gmail by default? :) rly makes u think, huh?
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  1429. Try the one I mention in the video description.
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  1430. I'm not sure but I think biber only works with the pdflatex command (not standard latex). I'm not sure about vimtex, but it might not be calling pdflatex. There might be a way to change this in vimtex (I've never used it), otherwise, you might want to use bibtex instead of biber, which is only a little different.
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  1431. The proprietary Intel Management Engine allows access to RAM and has networking capabilities, even when the device as a whole is powered off. There are already known exploits for it, and I'm pretty sure in one of the recent Wikileaks leaks it was revealed that this is a favored access point of the CIA. More info: https://libreboot.org/faq.html#intelme
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  1432. Wow lol 80BG is a whole lot... The most I've ever given to / is 40GB and I never ever used even 20GB. So I find 25GB plenty.
    2
  1433. I'm honestly not sure. They are focusing on disabling the Intel Management Engine on the X220 ATM, which is one of the requirements for Librebooting the T420 in the future as well, but I'm not sure enough to tell if the T420 is on their radar. To my understanding, it's mostly an issue of the processor. Since i3/i5/i7s have the Management Engine and other shitware, they're much more difficult to libreboot, while the T400, which I think has an Intel Core 2 Duo, is already librebootable.
    2
  1434. The X200 is one of the early Lenovo models with the classic IBM design and keyboard (not the meme-tier chiclet one).
    2
  1435. I'm honestly not sure. I do have an Arch machine, but I won't have access to it for more than a month. You might want to force a reinstall of the font packages. Are you sure it's just those fonts? Does the document compile successfully with other fonts?
    2
  1436. You can schedule an acpi event to do this, might be different on Ubuntu, not sure. Might wanna try the directions here: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1076486
    2
  1437. I have no particular brand loyalty to SanDisk (it just happened to be the best priced), but I certainly do recommend using a SSD generally. It does make a huge difference in all basic performance. It's a much more sizeable effect than say a RAM upgrade or a better processor tbh.
    2
  1438. Yeah his videos reek of that classic Windows Movie Player aesthetic. Not gonna complain though because of how /comfy/ they are.
    2
  1439. Is there an error message? Do you have xdotool installed? Do you have /home/USER/.vim/bundle/vim-live-latex-preview/bin in your $PATH?
    2
  1440. This should be done automatically. Are you sure you just don't have a syntax error? Try compiling this: http://lukesmith.xyz/longterm/article.tex It should work immediately (it references a bib file bib.bib in the same directory). Do you have biber installed? (in Arch at least, it's a seperate package.) I will say that sometimes it takes several seconds to build the initial bib make files too.
    2
  1441. i3-gaps
    2
  1442. Yup. Still on Void. And I plan on being on it for quite a while. (Still have my 100% free Parabola X200 though!)
    2
  1443. As far as I remember, they just use Amaz**.
    2
  1444. And subtracted cond? Yeah of course. It'd be the same.
    2
  1445. %% will make 1230/etc. 30, which is not what we want.
    2
  1446. Yeah this is the catch 22: I use Brave openly in videos for months without fanfare, then after people repeatedly notice it and ask for a review, I'm a Mossad/CIA shill for doing it.
    2
  1447. I would hate to make you struggle from success.
    2
  1448. I've been slow-cooking for years.
    2
  1449. The vast majority of people who react viscerally to "controversial" opinions aren't interested in thinking them through anyway, so this is usually inert effort for most.
    2
  1450. I absolutely do not condone the use of Google for any sensitive matter.
    2
  1451. Uh my internet speed doesn't affect the fact that these sites are loading more than a megabyte.
    2
  1452. I haven't implemented NotMuch yet; I've never actually had a huge need just because I'm pretty trigger-happy on the spamfilter, but I'll probably end up using it eventually!
    2
  1453. Comment matches the name and profile pic.
    2
  1454. Lol why would I use one?
    2
  1455. I don't really think about how I press it. Nowadays, I map Caps Lock to function as escape if pressed and super if held though, so that might make it easier. The program xcape will help you do that.
    2
  1456. Join LBRY and we both get their crypto monopoly money: https://lbry.tv/$/invite/@Luke Consoom Brodie Robertson's based vids: On LBRY: https://lbry.tv/@BrodieRobertson:5 On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/OmegaDungeon His YouTube RSS: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCld68syR8Wi-GY_n4CaoJGA
    2
  1457. I don't think you got the point of the video. It is irrelevant to whether hard determinism holds or not. I simply mentioned that determinism is a convenient rationalization, whether true or not.
    2
  1458. You shouldn't be using Linux.
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  1459. I like this that this comment came from someone with an anime avatar.
    2
  1460. Lol
    2
  1461. No one to ever see your site either.
    2
  1462. I eventually got tired of bloat jokes and banned the word "bloat" in the channel comments for around two weeks and that successfully deprogrammed people from making them here. If you want to use memes far past their prime like that and "i use arch btw", you can do it on Distrotube's channel.
    2
  1463. envy me: way better than actually being dumb!
    2
  1464. By using dwm.
    2
  1465. Linux. It's very handy for other programs as well.
    2
  1466. It'd probably be about the same; it's all text streams. The bibliography file I was parsing was already 500 or so references anyway, and I had tried printing every reference to the page while not recording, which happened just as instantaneously.
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  1467. It deletes it. You can just clone the repo from my Github and change it if you want to.
    2
  1468. I'm not worried about the beta functioning. I'm worried about the business model being sustainable since I don't want to buy their stuff if it were available and then them going bust in a year because 5G or something else with lower startup costs steals their market.
    2
  1469. That's actually the best reason I've ever heard for switching. I've never really used it though.
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  1470. Lol, I suppose you're right.
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  1471. Yeah im the mad one all right
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  1472. It's called "quality control."
    2
  1473. >>>reddit bloat
    2
  1474. It's automatic in i3. The side you're set to tile on automatically lights up.
    2
  1475. Haha very funny
    2
  1476. The latter is actually the solution to the "culture war."
    2
  1477. I never got a specific response, but I'm kind of convinced I just had extremely bad luck. I've shipped hundreds of books at this point and I have never once gotten a single printer-error complaint. My business uses the API, whereas the copies I ordered here were on the Lulu site. Don't know if there's a difference.
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  1478. When did I tell anyone not to use Mac?
    2
  1479. That's a excerpt from Gerd Gigerenzer's book *Rationality for Mortals*.
    2
  1480. The hyphen tells zathura to read standard input.
    2
  1481. It's just the default color. I didn't set anything.
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  1482. I don't have any real use for tmux because I use a tiling window manager. I don't know anything about changing font size in termite, but in my terminal I have I binding for it and that's what I use: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/st recent vid on my terminal in case you missed it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H75enWM22k
    2
  1483. OHSD ASjd Check out the vim-live-latex-preview. That's what I'm using here! (not the same as the vim-latex-live-preview)
    2
  1484. Hmm oh, for some reason I opened it up and told myself I need micro screwdrivers for it too, but I guess not then. Hopefully I'll get a good temp difference though; my X200 w/ Core 2 Duo never got close to this hot.
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  1485. Shopify already has automatic Lulu integration while I don't think Woocommerce does. Don't you have to have Wordpress to have Woo too? Not interested in a website that bloated.
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  1486. I should've said, although the file is always made available to programs like grep, whether or not it outputs depends on your shell. I use zsh, which by default outputs it on the terminal like cat.
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  1487. >using a closed source imageboard that uses your cpu for mining bitshekels instead of a /comfy/ mid 2000s free software bulletin board
    2
  1488. I literally just put one out.
    2
  1489. The alleged bottleneck of SATA 2 is still far beyond the capabilities of most other hardware. Unless you are constantly moving gigabytes of files every minute, it will literally never be any different than a SATA 3 even in theory. You can look at benchmarks.
    2
  1490. Your key is held in ~/.gnupg, so if you delete that directory or reformat your disk, it's gone, so back it up.
    2
  1491. dmenu...
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  1492. I prefer Luvian, which has neither of the mergers.
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  1493. wow a weeb is lecturing us about literally anything
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  1494. Yeah why not get an overpriced laptop that matches none of my requirements?
    2
  1495. i3 is a GUI. The terminal commands that will fix your problem that you'll eventually find are not.
    2
  1496. Sure you could.
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  1497. There's a big difference between "hate" and having the basic cognitive wherewithall to notice a rip-off.
    2
  1498. Again, just like every other person in the comments who shilled this video: saying that it's possible to have a secure tracing app has nothing to do with the actual world we live in: It's also possible to have a fully free software cell phone with all encrypted connections. Guess what? The companies that refuse to make phones like that are the exact same companies that are going to exploit this new API. Even in the best case, you can check data as it comes into the database from a source. Unless you're literally manually inputting everything on one input device, which is inefficient, the server-side can still monitor who uploads their history and how they related to other uploaders.
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  1499. >green quadrant
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  1500. I'm trying your commands and get consistently around 4.75 for grep and 6.25 for awk. Are you sure you didn't incidentally run something in the background while grepping or something? Of course it could be that your X log has some text that makes it easier to process by awk than grep? Not sure; maybe there are some files that are more easily processed by it.
    2
  1501. Yeah emails works and it's federated. Websites work and are federated. You'll be fine. "it doesn't sends your data to advertising company like facebook or Instagram." You can literally only believe this on faith.
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  1502. No, I've had no need, although Vultr does offer DDoS protection for an extra charge.
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  1503. Just read the wiki: https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Installation On Arch it's genfstab, on Artix it's fstabgen.
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  1504. Maybe Collar and Daniel's? Check my page on it: https://lukesmith.xyz/articles/latin If you meant a book from antiquity, Isidore's massive Etymoligiae is a good thing for an intermediate Latin learner to read because the whole purpose of the book is to explain words and concepts in simple terms.
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  1505. Yeah I've had a problem similar to this actually. Libreboot apparently has iffy compatibility with some USB drives. So I have like 7 or so usb drives, all of them I can access with Libreboot, but for some reason it can only boot off of two of them... I'm not sure if there's a fix for this in the ropes, but probably the simplest thing would be either trying another usb drive or putting the drive in another computer and installing the software there.
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  1506. ranger.
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  1507. Not sure, but other commenters tell me it's a let down.
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  1508. No, this is at Georgia Southern. I'm at UGA every once in a while though.
    2
  1509. I've used it once or twice, but it can produce issues. Since now I usually just stream my face, there's no real reason I shouldn't try again though, it's just hard to troubleshoot and few models to follow to find the perfect command.
    2
  1510. You should become a square triangle.
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  1511. lol, there's no phone service out here.
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  1512. The repo, for those interested: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/md-website-cv
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  1513. I saw that channel in doing my research. My worry is (1) can the technology be generalized? (2) can it actually earn the money to maintain a multi-billion dollar satellite system in space? Even if it "works" without further problems, if it doesn't make the money to pay make investors, it's not going to last long. It's easy to spend a billion and do something totally economically unsustainable.
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  1514. No it doesn't, but if you're worried about disk space, just have `pacman -Sc --noconfirm` run as a cronjob every once in a while to clean out the cache ;-)
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  1515. The ctrl-x ctrl-e in emacs mode exists in vi mode as well: just press v while in "normal".
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  1516. Are you using Pulseaudio or just ALSA?
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  1517. Is the problem just with these shortcuts? What happens if you run the commands manually in the terminal. It's possible that PA isn't treating the sink you want to be default as the default one. You might want to look up how to set a default sink. I use pamixer instead of pactl, you might want to try it.
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  1518. I already have such a compile script (it's linked to a key bind, since I don't like it being automatic), but me manually rerunning the command in the video is just for illustrative purposes. People always get confused if I don't do things like that manually, and it makes it more real when I will end up changing the command later on.
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  1519. Here it is: /dev/null
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  1520. Let's see if people in outbacks and jungle can be enough of a market base to support a low-orbit satellite system.
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  1521. Only the land around the house is mine, but nearly all the land around belong to not-to-distant relatives.
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  1522. No trackpoint, ergo not a serious laptop.
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  1523. smug_anime_girl.png
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  1524. Here's my bar script: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice/blob/voiddwm/.local/bin/dwmbar
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  1525.  @zaspanyflegmatyk2446  That I do not automate in the script. It's suppose to be run after basic install, but that wouldn't be much harder to add. I think I have some scripts in the testing directory that do that, but I rarely use them.
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  1526. pentalobe
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  1527. Not here.
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  1528. Yes.
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  1529. I'm glad I scrolled down after my initial eye-roll at the first few sentences because then I saw that he went on to defending furries.
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  1530. I never used fish.
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  1531. Love is a divine energy, but that's not relevant to what you say here. You seem to think love is the passion felt of it. Passion (Lat < pati, "undergo") is by definition something imposed on us from flesh or externals. To act in love might be painful or boring. Christian life is learning to chose good cooperating with God's grace regardless of the passions that nudge us to do otherwise. This is directly opposed to the Lutheran "gospel" of "I'm a donkey which either God or the devil can bridal and ride whenever they want." If you were properly catechized as Orthodox you would know this.
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  1532. Yes...
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  1533. Uh, sure you could, but you're not going to want to unless you know what you're doing and have a really good reason to. But apt is in the AUR.
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  1534. Trains used to be the most common inter-city method of transport in the US, but there was a huge push to over-regulate it (partially from the automobile lobby) and now trains are prohibitively expensive here. I may've mentioned here, the only well priced inter-city transport is a couple bus systems.
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  1535. I'm not going to tell someone to install totally new coreutils and link them so they can run my bash script. That's Soydev behavior. I'd rather just write a portable script.
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  1536. The $250 from BoA is like 25% off as you can redeem the points to your account as cash, however if you get it $250 as a credit on the card, yeah functionally it's only 20%.
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  1537. My silent resistance of find's brainlet syntax. Also du -a is actually faster for a lot of tasks, depends on what you're doing.
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  1538. If that's true, just go to the settings page and disable Google.
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  1539. Let's say you're updating a directory with files that have been deleted. --delete-after removes deleted files after adding the new files, while --delete-before deletes them before transfering new files (in case you are close to running out of space).
    2
  1540. Or if you really need the literal command: pacman -S sudo Same command as for the installation of any program in the main repos.
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  1541. I think my problems may have been extreme and repeated bad luck. I got my business's website working and using their API to do thing automatically and I've had hundreds of orders and no reports of misprints.
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  1542. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46piog3Fzp4
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  1543. i3 is fine on 1366x768. Here I have my ThinkPad in an ultrabase and plugged up to an external monitor, which is usually how I work at home.
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  1544. Not the same thing at all. `ls nonexistentdir | vim -` does not return errors, etc. you often want. urlview is also just bad: just use grep with this.
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  1545. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_8_gazN7h0
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  1546. God is sovereign and created the human will and agency and the entirely of history is the redemption of that will and the cooperation of it. Predestination (which is what the Bible teaches) is not the same as monergism (which is something that Lutherans and Calvinists invented and contradicts about every exhortation and parable of the Bible). Monergism replaced the redemptive Gospel and installed in its place with Catholic-inspired torture fan-fic where God damns himself to hell. For the exact same reasons that Calvinists denied the synergy of the divine and human will, they also denied the fusion of the divine and material in the Eucharist and sacraments, the divine and human nature of the Church itself and Apostolic Succession, giving rise to modern Protestant ecumenism. Chesteron described Calvinism as the "most non-Christian of Christian systems" because there is only one place it leads. They deny any cooperation between the material and spiritual, which culminates in abdicating all things spiritual. There's a reason that every generation of Calvinists gives birth to a generation of atheists. Note also that Calvin believed in free will. Read the Institutes. He just believed man lost it in the fall. So was God not sovereign back then? Was it "open theism" then and then God became sovereign when we sinned? We can't ask Calvin because he never ever gave a coherent definition free will or of anything, but misunderstood basic theological terminology and made a religion about it. (Note also Calvin denied the eternal generation of the Son because he misunderstood where he read Peter Lombard talk about it, and made a totally new Trinitarian theology because of it).
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  1547. What are you talking about? Were vaccines not universal before they could be patented? With everything else, IP always artificially inflates prices.
    2
  1548. People with pokemon avatars don't really have any right to demean sonic fans.
    2
  1549. With the 20% income I make on all the people who just bought $0.06 .xyz domains, I might have a whole dollar by the end of the day!
    2
  1550. echo flags are not posix compliant.
    2
  1551. https://lukesmith.xyz/blog.html#larbs-is-going-throught-significant-changes
    2
  1552. Yes. I mean you can have different DEs/WMs for the same user too so long as you choose them in either your display manager login screen or your xinitrc.
    2
  1553. There's a "hide vacant tags" patch.
    2
  1554. Yes, absolutely. Signal is a very good choice. It is FLOSS and has actual end-to-end encryption wherever possible.
    2
  1555. Oats are basically poison and more importantly cringe.
    2
  1556. LaTeX has built in constraints that decide where to optimally put images and other floating objects (which you can change if you like). In that case, there would've been two little lines of text alone at the top of the page, then the image, then the text below, so LaTeX automatically wants to avoid orphaned text, so it put it below the image.
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  1557. Probably gotop.
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  1558. They all get automatically uploaded by a script shortly after the YouTube version comes up. I don't have direct control over it.
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  1559. It's not portable.
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  1560. Oh I should say, you can still use it as input to a command, but in other shells it doesn't output to your terminal depending on the settings. Try grepping a file like that and the grep should still work.
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  1561. I've been slowly editing it for months because I had to digitize the whole thing lol. It will be on LindyPress.net eventually...
    2
  1562. You don't need to buy land next to family. Don't makes excuses. Make new friends there.
    2
  1563. Well... if you close your most recent card, does that increase or decrease your credit age?
    2
  1564. Check your $LANG and make sure you have utf-8 encoding.
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  1565. WhatsApp is end-to-end encrypted. It is XMPP-based and uses the same encryption protocol as Signal. We know exactly how its encryption scheme works. WhatsApp monitors metadata, but they don't have access to messages. Telegram monitors metadata and all your messages which they have. This isn't hard to understand. Telegram is the worst possible messenger.
    2
  1566. They both have the ability to make flowcharts and the like, LaTeX through tikz and groff through pic. Depends on what you want or what the standards are though. I'd probably expect there to be a TeX package dedicated to doing precisely that, but since groff isn't often used, I doubt there's a specialized package.
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  1567. Intercourse by being adultery doesn't make it less procreative. You could aggravate the sin of adultery with the sin of birth control, but then you are just committing both sins (adultery and the unnatural vice) simultaneously. Read Aquinas on this: https://www.newadvent.org/summa/3154.htm#article12
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  1568. You're talking as if there aren't long-standing services that do exactly that. XMPP or more recently Matrix. Email is not centralized; no reason chats should be. It is absolutely false to say Telegram does not have decryption keys. You can read their specifications. They were banned from Russia for not sharing them with the government. Telegram is the worst possible messenger. It doesn't even use a vetted form of encryption. Using Facebook messenger is preferrable. I'm not exaggerating.
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  1569. Depends on how you merge the new changes with git.
    2
  1570. Use -name instead of -n.
    2
  1571. Honestly I can't tell you a perfect solution off the top of my head. I've used ebook-convert, which is part of calibre, but as you said, it's insanely bloated. I don't know the ins and outs of epubs myself, so I can't tell you how difficult the process of making a converter itself would be.
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  1572. Basically every half-way competent internet site or service has an API.
    2
  1573. SearX. It is a decentralized search aggregator and there are hundreds of instances out there.
    2
  1574. Actually yeah. When I did that livestream last week with this camera I had all the rooms in my room off and it was dark outside. The picture is still super bright with only the light from my computer and my door to the open lighted hallway. Link for ref: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8i-McoXOEq0
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  1575. Soon I will have a video with the same title that will not be clickbait.
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  1576. Yeah, but I can't do it myself due to lack of reliable internet where I am given the traffic I get.
    2
  1577. Realized it was an improper IPv6 config. Fixed now. Your ISP might've been trying over IPv6 and failing.
    2
  1578. Look at the three column layout or the centered master layout. If you don't know to edit those source code, you can increase the number of masters to have four columns out of the box.
    2
  1579. Pandoc is beyond cringe
    2
  1580. This is not a problem I ever had...
    2
  1581. I'll do a video on it tomorrow or the next day, but you'll want to go to the DNS records (in Epik) and make an "A Record" that points to your server IP. I'll run everyone through the process. It isn't too hard.
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  1582. >he still uses /g/
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  1583. I don't have it ATM. I'm pretty sure you can get it working with this script on urxvt if you can get Xresources/Xdefaults to refer to whatever colors pywal produces. I haven't tried to do this yet.
    2
  1584. I forget the artist. Some image of the Tower of Babel.
    2
  1585. I say in the video. When you open any new credit, you will lose several points, but after a year or so of not going into debt, your credit score will be higher than before.
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  1586. It's on Odysee. I don't usually upload streams to PeerTube since I have limited hard drive space, but I might soon.
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  1587. You should be sorry for sounding stupid.
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  1588. yay is the AUR helper installed by LARBS. Just use that.
    2
  1589. Peertube is federated. That means no platform can be censored because they are independent, but everyone also has the choice of which instances they can follow.
    2
  1590. Actually not. I had heard that they were supposed to be bad at that stuff, but it actually works better than my previous keyboard.
    2
  1591. Lol. Video games teach you real-life strategy and thinking no more than porn teaches you how to have a relationship.
    2
  1592. Bind the key.
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  1593. --posix is not POSIX compliant, so put it in your scripts if you want them to break.
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  1594. I used solarized colors in st, which doesn't ready my .Xdefaults file anymore.
    2
  1595. Yes.
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  1596. tamsyn/tamzen
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  1597. To answer this ironic comment seriously, it's because I have mostly purged bashisms from my reflexive scripting. seq is posix compliant , unlike using {}, just in case anyone is wondering.
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  1598. It sounds like you don't have any idea of what I was talking about in this video and just wanted to talk about about something irrelevant.
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  1599. The number of the book.
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  1600. To say that God cannot create free will entails a lack of omnipotence on the part of God. Also, foreknowledge/predestination is not the same, in fact, as nothing to do with determinism/monergism other than the fact that people who don't think about it confuse them. God knows the future and has even predestined it. Your foreseen agency is a part of that.
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  1601. maybe I'll add a "countdown until Christmas module..."
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  1602. You can't even remove the battery or hard drive without fully opening it. No normal sata drives. Memory soldered. Money down the drain.
    2
  1603. We call them "coomers" around here.
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  1604. Yeah, the "Platform Security Processor".
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  1605. As it is right now, you could, it would just also create another muttrc file that you could ignore (it wouldn't overwrite your muttrc). But! It would only work if your domain name is already in the list and you have a gpg key pair.
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  1606. Oh and you would want to use the autogenerated mutt config to change your current muttrc to look at the local repos as well.
    2
  1607. Unfortunately "Don't be a Dash DRAINLET" doesn't really work as a video title.
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  1608. Maybe. I was recording this video on a throw away mic for the first time.
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  1609. I'm a minimalist by not having a mouse 3.
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  1610. Wownero is Monero with cringe Reddit-tier memes à la Dogecoin. Although it's very rarely spoken about, it adds some good improvements to Monero.
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  1611. Monero is anonymous. Your internet connection or Intel Management Engine might not be.
    2
  1612. Windows and Mac OS are much better for installing proprietary software.
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  1613. Well, try it yourself ;-)
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  1614. Yes, it's automatically set, although you can override it if you want.
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  1615. Yeah actually this is where I originally got some of the lists. I think I'll put a link in the description.
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  1616. As I said in the video, I have pacman update its repos and download updates in the background. Specifically: 0 */4 * * * /usr/bin/pacman -Syuw --noconfirm && pkill -RTMIN+8 i3blocks
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  1617. https://www.youtube.com/c/MMCryptoTube/videos
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  1618. This is immaterial because "no log policies" are an utterly unaccountable claim and no one has any recourse to check. As I mentioned in this video, VPNs are subject to gag rules of when they are contacted by authorities anyway.
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  1619. >curl to download file (30MB) >need to copy output >I'll just rerun it again and pipe it to xclip!
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  1620. I don't know about having vim look at an external dictionary with definitions (althought this may be possible). I can say that vim does have a spell checker which you can activate with `:setlocal spell! spelllang=en_us` (I have this mapped to F6). You can add words to this dictionary by pressing `zg` or mark words as bad with `zw`. I was actually thinking of doing a vid on this, but I might as well go ahead and spoil it for you ;-)
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  1621. Which of our corporate overlords do you think will opt for a theoretically anonymous cryptographic implementation?
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  1622. Use twitrss.me or an instance of rss-bridge.
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  1623. On my dotfiles, it's ~/.zprofile now.
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  1624. Look into stackkeys. It might be what you want. I actually have part of it in my build. It allows you to do directly to a window at a particular position in the stack. It also lets you hold down shift to move windows one place at a time thru the stack.
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  1625. The absolute state...
    2
  1626. Go and actually read the counter-arguments I mentioned.
    2
  1627. Go read counter-arguments against it. I mentioned Gigerenzer's book Rationality for Mortals. I posted a screenshot in this video of an except from there listing some of the many studies against the "system 1 vs. system 2" idea. It's all a rhetorical game. I wrote a casual term paper on this in my PhD program too which might be worth reading if you can't be bother to get the books/papers: https://lukesmith.xyz/articles/dox/papers/reason.pdf
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  1628. Only Latin. It doesn't really make sense to even offer a English translation because it is like an etymological encyclopedia and explains the Latin words and where they come from.
    2
  1629. No? It takes less than a day. Possibility just an hour. I transferred all mine over last year fine.
    2
  1630. That's the vim plugin Goyo (https://github.com/junegunn/goyo.vim). It's pretty nice for distraction free writing.
    2
  1631. It's just a bunch of little haskell packages. Definitely worth it, especially since pandoc can convert everything to everything.
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  1632. You should put "xelatex" comment out in the first five lines for it to be detected as xelatex.
    2
  1633. Look up vi mode in bash. It allows you to press v to get a vim buffer containing the command to editing or in this case, copying.
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  1634. Wew sounds like someone has a ＤＩＲＴＹＲＯＯＭ, bucko. 🧹🏠
    2
  1635. It's up on PeerTube now: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/videos/watch/61f8e510-eb21-4270-bac5-e8d7317d2e82
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  1636. They are listed as affiliate links in every video. Epik is by far the best registrar (I don't get money from them anyway only store credit which is useless to me because I only need like $20 a year). Vultr is okay. I listed other VPS providers too. I'm not going to do full videos on it because that would just be an advertisement.
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  1637. Markdown is a type of syntax, not a formating/typesetting system. To make a markdown pdf/html you need some big system like pandoc to convert it. This system replaces pandoc in that equation.
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  1638. Those I listed in the video. Any actual end-to-end encryption service, preferably one not centralized. Or better yet: never using the internet for private information.
    2
  1639. That doesn't work for me.
    2
  1640. You can't just change these system files in the way you can edit normal files. They are the output of the kernel and other system information. Obviously you can't echo "100" > /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/capacity to charge your laptop 😉.
    2
  1641. Yeah I used to have surround, which I guess it very useful, but I just never got in the habit of using it.
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  1642. Hi Hussain, this is i3-gaps. I have other videos on it if you want to learn more!
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  1643. Echo flags are not posix compilant.
    2
  1644. You'll want to tell the command which display you're using. Typically I precede any cronjob with these two commands which export needed display settings: export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/run/user/1000/bus; export DISPLAY=:0; YOUR COMMAND HERE
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  1645. Yeah, I have it run vidir for bulkrenames. Not sure if there's a default way now.
    2
  1646. Laws don't matter when there is literally no way you can know what someone else's server running proprietary binaries is doing. Telegram and VPN companies also already openly lie and deceive others about their alleged privacy features, in fact, in most Western countries there are "gag order" laws that legal prevent companies from telling consumers that they collude with the government.
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  1647. Peertube broke yt-dlp and I've been too lazy to manually upload them myself.
    2
  1648. There's this thing called the internet where you can instantly access all servers you own and control. Telegram can instantly read, compile and distribute your messages to any and everyone they want.
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  1649. ¿porqué no los dos?
    2
  1650. Arrays are bashisms. I don't write bash.
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  1651. You don't have a font with the required characters. Install ttf-ancient-fonts from the AUR and it should give you all the coverage I have.
    2
  1652. Yeah it literally takes a couple milliseconds.
    2
  1653. Yes, ncmpcpp has multiple visualizers...
    2
  1654. nmmpcpp is a terminal application so it won't have high-detailed stuff like that. Check out sonic visualizer or projectm and they might have what you're looking for. I'm not big into visualization so I don't know.
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  1655. bmdirs is in the home directory if you installed it back then. Check the mod+F1 manual, it mentions them. Actually they might've gone by different names at that point, but they are definitely there.
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  1656. It's only on my on website: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/w/6SyZuKTgtcsjxafZQodoj5 Not even sure if I put it on Odysee.
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  1657. Thanks. It's fixed now.
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  1658. They're just unicode characters; they work like every other character.
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  1659. Offlineimap uses old python 2 modules that are prone to breaking and there are just a lot of pains and ideosyncracies to it. There was a big breakage involving Gmail accounts recently too which happened months ago and is still a problem I think. It's just annoying and mbsync actually has more options.
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  1660. It was deleted by YouTube. Backup here: https://archive.is/KMg5X
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  1661. Posts with Kayak are basically autodeleted. YouTube will often also disallow likes on posts that use meme parentheses.
    2
  1662. >he fell for stallman's autism
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  1663. Inconsolata is the font. The border around the windows is automatic in i3.
    2
  1664. It can be computer dependent. Your output might be different depending on your module. You can probably still get the temp in the coretemp section. Actually I probably should've used that portion because I believe it's more common.
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  1665. used OSX way before I ever started using linux. good brainlet-posting though.
    2
  1666. It's really don't use cat with grep in a script. Using cat with grep on the command line is usually fine if you just ran cat and don't want to rewrite the command. It's just wasteful to do it in a script.
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  1667. Uh.... yeah and you use something like isync. That's literally my point.
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  1668. They're not going to just believe that with an anime avatar of yours.
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  1669. htop
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  1670. Yeah I was going to add in the --no-input-default-bindings, but I actually have custom bindings that are not overwritten by that that I sort of want to get rid of as well. There doesn't seem to be an option to do that easily (other than making a file specific config that overwrites them I guess).
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  1671. Actually thanks for noticing the --no-osc thing because it had slipped my reading of the manual!
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  1672. Actually, actually, I guess to overwrite the custom configs I can just add --input-conf=/dev/null. That works. Thanks!
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  1673. That old video is something different. I might do something on Syncthing, but it's honestly pretty easy to figure out.
    2
  1674. I've tried fish and I especially like some features like abbreviations, but fish takes way to long to load for me to use it comfortably.
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  1675. Music is simple enough: pacman -S mpd mpc ncmpcpp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZIEdI9TS2U Check out the .ncmpcpp and ~/.config/mpd folders here: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice You also need to start mpd when you log in. I do it in my i3 config, etc.
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  1676. If you want to make me believe you actually think you're above it all and better than me, tone down the salt per sentence. It sounds desperate the way it is.
    2
  1677. I've been gradually converting my scripts to be strictly posix compliant and sh compatible. If I ever do switch to dash it'll happen later though. There are some bashisms I feel it hard to live without.
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  1678. I'm pretty sure there is if you check the manual, but I use isync instead, which is lighter weight and more bugfree: you can definitely set the maximum number of messages you want to store with it.
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  1679. No, it's effortless.
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  1680. gravity bug on a leaf
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  1681. Not really appropriate for the climate I live in. Yurts get extremely hot in non-cold places.
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  1682. You don't.
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  1683. Literally just the opposite. That watch was uncomfortable as hell. Got a new $6 watch; much better.
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  1684. You need to change the dwm bind too.
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  1685. Yeah I might. I might be porting over the PeerTube instance to a different server first based on recommendations of people though.
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  1686. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCEXY46t3OA
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  1687. What's so hard about "sudo pacman -S <package>"?
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  1688. Multiple pictures are allowed, but should be used sparingly.
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  1689. Yes, I think I noted it, but your local dictionaries will be in ~/.vim/spell and the system dictionaries will probably be in /usr/share/vim/vim80/spell/
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  1690. Well you can't do that with the script I have, but the ffmpeg concat demuxer can indeed do that.
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  1691. It's actually a Carlo Rossi bottle now filled with olive oil.
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  1692. i3blocks has been in LARBS for a couple months now. You could install it now and get it. The polybar configs are still there if you want them, but I don't maintain them and they're not used by the system.
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  1693. No.
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  1694. I was going to do a video on that. Basically the EOMA project is in constant limbo because the people in charge decided to start manufacturing them without troubleshooting their prototype fully/properly and they are constantly delaying or having to redo production. I had ordered one of their cards/computers, but after a full year of waiting, I asked for a refund and I don't think the project will ever come to fruition. Frankly, they probably just got ripped off by some Chinese manufacturer and are coming to grips with that. Anyway, I didn't want my video to cause people to put their money toward something that might not end up happening anyway.
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  1695. That wasn't working either. I'm not actually 100% what the problem is because come to think of it, I have a line that toggles printscreen which works just fine: bindsym $mod+Print exec --no-startup-id "killall screenkey || screenkey"
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  1696. Lol yeah. It's not just a Linux thing actually, but all the "pros" compile documents in a markup language, usually LaTeX. Once you understand using an office suite will seem like a huge waste.
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  1697. They're not shipping from me, but from the production facility. Lulu always gives really pessimistic shipping estimates. You will nearly certainly get your book before that unless they are backed up from all the gajillion people who just ordered books from me lol
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  1698. Well the priest in WV said something to me like, "Yeah most people had to worry about losing their job if they don't take the you-know-what, but I'm probably the only person who would've lost my job if I had taken it!"
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  1699. Oh, I forgot to change the link. It's on Github now, although it's changed a little. https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/latex-templates/blob/master/cv.tex
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  1700. If you do a whole lot in sequence, you will have a lot of inquiries on your account (which expire between 6 months and 2 years, depending on the metric). That will make you minorly less likely to be approved for more cards. But in general, if you pay your debt 100% when due, your credit score will only trend upwards. I've opened maybe 12 credit cards in the past couple years and have only ever been rejected by two. Banks often have specific requirements that you not have so many new cards for you to open a new one with them. You can look up bank-by-bank what they are.
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  1701. https://larbs.xyz
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  1702. You need to install Arch on your machine first, then run the commands. The script will autoinstall all programs and get the needed dotfiles. When you install Arch, be sure to use Network Manager, as this is what LARBS uses. If you follow my Arch install video, that's all you need.
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  1703. Everyone can spare the several dollars a month.
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  1704. Yup. I wrote it in R Markdown and coverted it with pandoc et al.
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  1705. Void archlinux? I have no idea what that is. This works in Arch Linux, but won't on Void Linux, and yes it is intended to be used only on a fresh installation.
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  1706. Install a font with emojis.
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  1707. ncpamixer
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  1708. The camera is actually just a real floating/sticky mpv window that is actually on my desktop. I prefer this because it's (1) less processing for ffmpeg to do and (2) I can see and control my webcam directly realtime (if I need to hide it to show something).
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  1709. Lel my Firefox CSS was messed up so the video name input was gray on black.
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  1710. Most people who watch this channel nowadays can always be counted on the miss the point.
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  1711. Yeah that's another option, although I think that there are a lot of characters, particularly those I need in the International Phonetic Alphabet which can't be implemented in xkb. I remember trying this a while back.
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  1712. wait 24 hours
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  1713. The tmp buffer is produced by using vi mode in the shell whenever you press `v` it is so you can edit a command in true vim. (Search vi mode in shell, I did a video on this) I copied it from that vim buffer using a vim shortcut and pasted it in the other window. (Search copying and pasting in vim, I also did a video on that)
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  1714. Predestination vs. free will vs. synergism/monergism are three totally different theological issues. Christians are predestinarian and synergistic. Calvinists are predestinarian and monergistic. Free will (in the Augustinian definition) is something totally different from both of these questions and what you think here. Calvin believed in free will before the fall.
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  1715. It really is not at all. Terrible ergonomics.
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  1716. Hi Pablo, do you mean installing the vim-live-latex-preview or the LaTeX packges themselves?
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  1717. Read the mutt-wizard readme. Yeah it's stupid. Obviously I recommend NOT using Gmail for privacy concerns and because they are a general pain.
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  1718. That's not my setup; not sure where I found the pic. Looks like whoever's it is has (1) changed their Firefox CSS, (2) has a custom color scheme and (3) is piping things thru lolcat to make them look cool.
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  1719. 4chan.org/wg I recently put all of my wallpapers on my Github too, if you want to take a look.
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  1720. I just put 'exec setxkbmap -option caps:super' in my i3 config. In your case, I'd probably recommend doing the same, because as it is in your bashrc, you have setxkbmap running every time you open a terminal, including when you're just in the tty.
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  1721. Actually you should make it 'exec --no-startup-id setxkbmap -option caps:super' to prevent your mouse from hanging.
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  1722. Awesome. So you're not reflashing? Is it not booting already? I think you could just use grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/libreboot_grub.cfg or to grub.cfg to remake it. That's all my librebooted Parabola machine needs when I reinstall, albeit, I'm not sure if you need something else special for the first boot to grub.
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  1723. vim. I've been tempted to move to Evil on emacs, but I've never made the plunge. Not sure if it'd be worth it.
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  1724. Yeah I have the trackpad disabled myself. The good thing about the X220 is that while it does have a trackpad, the keyboard et al. is still the same size as the X200's, so there's no lost room.
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  1725. No problem here. What OS and browser were you using?
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  1726. Minifree/Libreboot are actively working on an exploit to free the X220 motherboard (they say it should be done by the end of the year), so X220 is probably going to be Librebootable soon. The T420 isn't. But yeah I don't think Libreboot will actually load Windows/MacOS, so while your still using Win, you might want to keep your old BIOS. I actually have a T420 that I use when I need to do something with the old BIOS and have contemplated turning it in to a gaming box. Batteries are hit and miss. Sometimes you'll get a decent battery with a used ThinkPad, sometimes not. You may want to go ahead and get a replacement with as many cell available. Not sure about how to get ThinkPad Tools though (if you mean the software that comes with a Windows ThinkPad). I can tell you none of it is necessary, even on Windows, but you may be able to check Lenovo's site if you really want them.
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  1727. Yeah that's pretty great price if it's in decent condition.
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  1728. German definitely isn't a requirement, or even common among linguists. The only reason I would want to learn it for academic reasons is the wealth of works in traditional historical linguistics written only in German; but that isn't my main focus anymore. I learned Koine a long time ago because I was interested in Biblical exegesis at the time (this was before I graduated high school). Granted it's not terribly different anyway, but I've actually done more work in classical Greek since it's more relevant for PIE reconstruction, etc.
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  1729. I have the gtk theme Blackbird as well. Are favicons not showing up for you? I honestly don't know why that would be the case... I'm not sure.
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  1730. I found them here: https://8ch.net/cyber/res/21376.html and here: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/3f4o7t/unity_im_new_to_all_this_howd_i_do/
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  1731. Yeah it is; I've just gotten used to it tbh. I used to use urxvt but switched to termite for several reasons that I've now forgotten lol. Maybe I'll give it another chance?
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  1732. urxvt's native transparency has never worked on i3 for me. Apparently it's a common problem. Again, that's the main reason I left urxvt in the first place. I use a composite manager for some other little things anyway and I've never felt like it bogged down my system.
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  1733. Free OSes are open platforms for user freedom/development/customization. As long as you have actual control over your computer, what distro or DE you have is all taste. On MacOS and Windows you don't have that, so I don't view them as comparable. Besides, nowhere do I tell anyone to stop using MacOS. Use it all you want. I don't care. The vid is a complaint about Apple design and business practices and Mac as a social phenomenon.
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  1734. Any error message? What kind of computer? It's likely the problem is that your specific computer needs you to also install an additional graphics driver. For example, one of my machines won't run it unless you have Intel video drivers (sudo pacman -S xf86-video-intel).
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  1735. Have you tried just installing the package "nvidia?" Chances are doesn't have anything to do with i3wm/gaps, it's just that you need some other package for your card. When you install a DE, it will usually install everything you need and the kitchen sink, so that usually takes care of it, but you just need to find what specific package you need. I'd recommend just searching for your graphics card among Arch forums.
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  1736. Termite. I have no huge preference myself; I've used urxvt, etc. in the past.
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  1737. More or less. For a beginner, most terminals will be much of the same experience since the places they vary are higher-level customization. I mean even now with a particular setup, switching terminals wouldn't change my experience that much if at all. I'll say I use termite for particular reasons: it easily supports w3m/ranger image previews; it's lightweight (this is actually important when you have a tiling terminal setup like mine and everything is terminals); customization is easy (much easier than urxvt or especially xterm). I recommend it, but what terminal you end up using can just be a function of what you need to do yourself.
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  1738. What's going wrong specifically? Do you have ttf-symbola installed?
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  1739. Yeah the i5 in the X220 should be *plenty*. I may've said in the video, but I get video editing and compiling done on the earlier core duo without any problem. It's definitely far sufficient for everyday tasks. The upgrade to an SSD is a huge boost though, and although I've never put in an IPS screen, I think it'd be a good investment too.
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  1740. Yeah it's 100% perfect now. the only thing I had to fiddle with was the i3 config since the syntax of urxvt is a little different than termite.
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  1741. I pretty much vie for more customizability (which usually translated to less out-of-the-box). I used to use mostly xfce, but now that I have a pretty complete i3 config, I use i3 on all my machines.
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  1742. Feel free to share! luke@lukesmith.xyz
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  1743. The standard 9 cell battery you can get for the x200.
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  1744. Oh no, I just bought a new one on eBay last year. They still make them new, I'd assume for the x201 too...
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  1745. 8GB, I believe, which is what I have now.
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  1746. I'm pretty sure that limitation only applies to 32bit OSes. I'm not sure, but I think all X200's can take 64bit OSes so they needn't abide by that. (Not sure though.)
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  1747. I definitely don't disagree with any of that. Apple just always had more wiggle room to do things like this because of the particular brand loyalty they cultivated.
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  1748. Lol We probably just categorize them both in our brains as "cheap, vaguely low-class places" and get them confused because of that... I'm sure there are psycholinguists out there who'd find that fascinating.
    1
  1749. I've toyed around with mc and also vifm, but ranger is by far my favorite, mostly for aesthetic reasons. I'm sure mc is just as flexible though, although I had never really developed a custom config for it.
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  1750. Used to use delek; now I use slate.
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  1751. It's i3 with bumblebee-status. It does look similar though.
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  1752. They're called Pentalope screws. And yes, Apple did invent them. (Or I should say, brought them to prominence. I think they existed beforehand, but they were relatively unheard of, which is why Apple adopted them.)
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  1753. Ubuntu Unity, as it happens. Here's a link to where I got it: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/3f4o7t/unity_im_new_to_all_this_howd_i_do/
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  1754. Thanks! Good to hear :-)
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  1755. I type in a sort of idiosyncratic way with my hands floating higher above the keyboard than most. I sort of feel like I often hit it with my thumb too. Still, your idea to move the mod the caps lock might still be worth trying out myself...
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  1756. I've thought about it, definitely unique, but I think I'm going to wait until it's a little more tried-and-true/well-documented by the community. It would certainly be interesting to run it with Hurd.
    1
  1757. I believe strickly speaking, it is. Linux sees it as such (e.g. it appears if you run `lsusb`).
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  1758. My indifference towards different GNU/Linux distros stems from the fact that all of them do the bare minimum of not being advanced proprietary telemetry-gathering systems; something that can't be said of Windows and Mac.
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  1759. Yeah, that's good, but when your OS is phoning home every time you open the start menu or type something in, it sort of annulls the point. Not to say that being cautious online isn't a drastic improvement, but Windows is getting exponentially worse and worse in this regard.
    1
  1760. Do you have xdotool installed?
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  1761. Hmm; then I'm not sure what could be wrong. I would suggest closing vim and deleting the make files from before and trying it fresh again. I'm checking the scripts again, but I believe xdotool and mupdf should be all that's required. What distro are you using, on the off chance?
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  1762. Okay great! Have fun with ti! Yeah I realized I have the scripts in ~/.vim/bin for some strange reason and my PATH reflects that lol. Thanks Konstanty Kowaleswski for the solution. I'll put that in my write-up on my website in case it's a problem for anyone else.
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  1763. Yeah it's a pain in i3wm and it depends on what terminal you have. urxvt works with compton though, I think it has to be true transparency though? Not quite sure.
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  1764. Add the following lines to your ~/.vimrc: set number set relativenumber
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  1765. Just don't include the second line.
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  1766. I've never actually noticed that. I'm not sure. I've never changed it from that; might want to look it up yourself. I guess there's a logic in it in that you can more easily see the line your on.
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  1767. I really just never got in the habit of using the parent/child functionality. I wasn't necessarily useful to me in how I usually moved windows so it's not in the config.
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  1768. There are certainly similar rumors; I'm not sure what has been substantiated though. I haven't done the research. Although frankly, any kind of hardware/software with any kind of theft-tracking/remote-shutdown/remote-update or management protocol is going to have some kind of exploitability.
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  1769. Be sure you have "filetype plugin on" in your vimrc. You might need "set nocompatible" and "syntax on" as well. If that doesn't do the trick, if you're using MacVim, there may be differences under the hood. You might want to try to unmap ; before the commands.
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  1770. Not yet, but you can get it on a t400.
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  1771. Void Linux
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  1772. For volume, you just need to bind volume-changing terminal commands to whatever keys you want. The specific command is different whether your system uses just ALSA or PulseAudio too I think Ubuntu uses PulseAudio, so you can use these shortcuts to increase or decrease once you make sure that pamixer is installed: bindsym $mod+plus exec --no-startup-id pamixer -i 5 bindsym $mod+minus exec --no-startup-id pamixer -d 5 I use the plus and minus keys for increasing decreasing audio, but you can replace them with whatever (see `xmodmap -pk` for a full key list). Also check `man pamixer` for the other options. Now with respect to your backlight, the principle is similar: find what terminal command changes brightness and map it. I think this can depend on your model and graphics driver, so you might want to check that for yourself.
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  1773. Inserting a empty line? So different from what o/O do? Well anyway, I certainly don't take not liking vim insulting lol, but you might want to try emacs then. It can function like a "normal" text editor if you want but has everything vim has and more (email, browsing, etc.).
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  1774. biber/biblatex
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  1775. Even "bloated" Linux distros will give you much better milage on an older machine. Having all of Libreoffice wouldn't be an anchor. You might want to check out Ubuntu MATE, which is a great beginner distro.
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  1776. The T60 is great, it just comes with a Core Duo processor while the X200 has a Core 2 Duo. Of course I'm pretty sure you can just upgrade the T60's processor, so it might be a more convenient choice.
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  1777. I don't think so. What's the actual error message you're getting? (Or if there is none, what's it doing?)
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  1778. Okay, it's probably not a path problem if it successfully launches. Are you sure you didn't just make a LaTeX syntax error? What does \s show? Can you run `pdflatex` on the .tex file in the terminal and see what comes up? (Might also want to delete the previous build files.)
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  1779. Yeah. For example, I keep mine in $HOME/Documents/LaTeX/uni.bib. Same goes for any other document you call in LaTeX. Is it working now?
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  1780. What does \s with the preview show? So does it work if you compile with biber manually, without the preview et al? Otherwise, could you upload your .bib file?
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  1781. Are you sure all your &'s and other syntactic characters are escaped with '\' in the entry?
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  1782. Yes, but that's assuming you have relatively unlimited time and limited money. For some people the problem is reverse. Trying out all the distros you hear about is time-consuming. Besides, my implicit point here is that a distro is just a bundle of programs that you can replace at will until you are functionally using a different distro.
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  1783. Stylish and vim-like add-on do exist for Chrome, but Chrome does not let you change the actual browser skin with Stylish or by css otherwise. I don't know if they have search keywords, tbh.
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  1784. There are some fn keys which I did not have mapped in the config because I either don't use them, or use a different shortcut. You can easily add new keys to the i3 config if you'd like. xmodmap -pk will list all available keys. And re: the wifi, I've had that happen on a couple machines; not sure what causes it though. To avoid it, try connectint to a wifi, and once if it disconnects you, click on the applet again, then right click on the wifi you tried to connect to and edit the settings. Put in the password, etc. there and try reconnecting and it should work.
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  1785. Actually, strike that. Just right click on the applet and click "Edit connections." Then manually select the wifi you want and change the password settints. *Then* try connecting again. If that doesn't work, just try installing dialog and running wifi-menu.
    1
  1786. mod+f8 isn't working? Note that it won't get rid of terminal transparency (that's different). And for battery indicators, there should be one the the status bar next to the microphone indicator.
    1
  1787. The command man does not read standard input, but xargs allows us to use standard input to create a new command.
    1
  1788. I might make my Mumble server public at some point, but yeah IRC is an option. Satelite internet is allegedly faster, but dependent on weather conditions. I might look into it. All options out there are expensive though.
    1
  1789. Really?? What model do you have, a later one? The trackpoint works out of the box on all of my machines, even on the barest Arch install. No pacakges necessary for me.
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  1790. Did you already run install.packages("rmarkdown") in R? What's your distro? It's possible it didn't pull a dependency mine did.
    1
  1791. That's a jug of olive oil.
    1
  1792. Yeah exactly. And open in vim.
    1
  1793. That's just a modified instance of Unity.
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  1794. It already works on Artix.
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  1795. You can expect delays sometimes in changing your hosts file. I've tried on Firefox proper and the blacklists work perfectly. The browser I was using in the video was Waterfox, which is also really just Firefox.
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  1796. You mean syntax highlighting? Just put `syntax on` into your vimrc.
    1
  1797. Well ncmpcpp is just a front-end for mpd, and mpd is common enough that a lot of people have written scripts that interface with it. For example, my status bar can display mpd info, etc., while if I wanted this with moc, I'd basically have to write it myself. The more and more little scripts I use, I invariably find that mpd is sort of the industry standard, that's the main reason. ncmpcpp itself does have some advantages, a built-in visualizer and a very useful tag editor that has saved me hours. It's also a lot more customizable, although I haven't changed it that much. mocp is definitely great if you don't need that though; it does have some advantages itself, like it's easier to manage multiple directories for music, since mpd usually only allows one.
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  1798. I hate find and find the syntax confusing
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  1799. Everything I did in this video is POSIX compliant, "dude."
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  1800. You can specify how many messages you want it to keep offline. Check the manual for mbsync for more options.
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  1801. This is true. It's precisely why noobs have to be herded into making decisions because otherwise they'll overthink utterly inconsequential decisions.
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  1802. I think you got that backwards
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  1803. It requires soldering.
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  1804. That's the documentation for TIPA, which is a packages with macros for extra characters. I don't know them all my heart so had to look it up.
    1
  1805. That checks for it being installed, not if it is running.
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  1806. Ouch. case "$(uname)" in Linux) echo "Look's like it's Linux." ;; Darwin) echo "It's MacOS." ;; *) echo "It's something else..." ;; esac Double brackets and double equals are bashisms. Don't use them unless you specifically know that you need them. If you ever embed an if statement within another, you're doing something dumb. Learn what elif is if you do use if.
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  1807. That's fzf. I might do a video on it later this week.
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  1808. The Chinese Room literally has nothing to do with a Turing Test. Turing Tests "test" behavior; the Chinese Room is a mind experiment to assess consciousness/intentionality.
    1
  1809. that is the default bar of dwm
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  1810. Do you have a pdf backend installed?
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  1811. My own build of st: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJmm7wl4JUI
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  1812. Okay: which number column would I tell it to sort by?
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  1813. cp won't necessarily reformat the drive correctly and just copies files, while dd will give you a "bootable" drive automatically.
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  1814. Thanks! I moved the folder to ~/.scripts.
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  1815. Oh marking it was `sh` was a mistake. I'll change this.
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  1816. Depends on your provider. If you use Gmail with 2FA, you can use an application password with mutt: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en
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  1817. It's Polybar. Check my ~/.config/polybar/config. You'll need polybar and I think siji-git for the fonts.
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  1818. Try deleting or renewing ~/.config/ranger/scope.sh. Sometimes you get an obsolete config file that doesn't work properly. Aside from that, it should work if you have `set preview_images true` in your config.
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  1819. Well you can't really "send money" via a credit card. I think I actually did end up buying/refunding something on a card like this and it counted, but I'm not quite sure. You'll want to check with the specific terms of the card you're looking at.
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  1820. Yeah, that's what I thought. Either way, I'm going to push a bandaid for it soon.
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  1821. Lol
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  1822. Make the directory and make the file.
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  1823. I didn't change the title, but on my PeerTube instance, I had uploaded this several days before as "I Hate Bitcoin," which I didn't use here because it isn't even accurate as a title for this video.
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  1824. I saw your hateful post and it made me happy I'm not you.
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  1825. That was on the last forum and I didn't bother copying the old stuff.
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  1826. Nothing of value was lost.
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  1827. Are you using my build or the default build with the link follower? In my build, I have external pipe find urls from the entire screen only after deleting newlines to avoid this problem and I can follow multi-line urls without a problem.
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  1828. I know that exists, but it doesn't function on i3 properly. Unless you know different?
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  1829. It does. It just doesn't react when you click it.
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  1830. -w
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  1831. I just spliced five different videos together with ffmpeg without any editing or transitions.
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  1832. Those words are not related to whore. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/h%C5%8Dr%C7%AD
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  1833. Yeah, just change the `alpha` variable in the config.def.h file.
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  1834. "you're size" Getting a smol brane aren't we?
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  1835. Try outputting to postscript (i.e. not including any device option), then pipe it through the ps2pdf program if you have it.
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  1836. It doesn't use any significant system resources, you can check it yourself. For example, on my machine now, my inactive mpd instance and my inactive notification manager are taking up much more system resources than entr. If you really were concerned, I'm just it wouldn't be too hard to make a wrapper for newsboat that autostarted/stopped entr.
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  1837. Nothing I did in this video was bash specific. I was running dash on this script in fact. There are some string operations that are bash specific, but I deliberately did not talk about them.
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  1838. Tell me how to ban a peer-to-peer technology.
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  1839. You only really need the texlive-bin package, which pandoc will pull automatically. You only need other latex packages if you specifically call them.
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  1840. In general, you would use `wait` for such a function, but the reason I couldn't easily use wait was because the command was spawned through i3, which makes getting the PID more difficult. You might want to look something like that up though.
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  1841. I actually don't I use libsyn's service to do that, although I'm thinking about automating it. I use them anyway because I'm worried about bandwidth issues on episode releases because it means gigs and gigs of simultaneous downloads.
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  1842. That's part of my terminal build that autograbs all urls in a document so I can select them with my keyboard. https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/st
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  1843. Hahaha
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  1844. Change your monospace font. That's an error in an upgrade to the Inconsolata font. Out of my control.
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  1845. Another psychoanalyst, youareverysmart. Sorry kid, first 300 times I got a post just like yours I responded in good faith. I wasted my time, because I realized posts like that aren't asked in good faith. So I ignore them. Lucky ones get a drive by snipe. Consider yourself lucky. I'll leave you with this before you get lost in my comment stream: how much of your comment applies to itself?
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  1846. Do you have a compositor running?
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  1847. Eh, I think I've heard of problems like this. You might want to open the ~/.config/compton.conf and change the backend or the vsync options to... something else, you might want to look up other options online. This is a driver issue more or less I think. If you do find an option that works, please tell me thought! Sorry I can't tell you more right now.
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  1848. ranger: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlolvAVqn10
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  1849. Yes exactly, and the color is just my gtk theme.
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  1850. If it has "Google" in it's name, it is never, ever safe.
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  1851. Just run your own git server: https://git.lukesmith.xyz
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  1852. 5G is literally orders of magnitude faster, no latency, hundreds of companies are already in a position to offer it and doesn't require billions of dollars of satellites to maintain.
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  1853. Yeah. There's no reason for Telegram to collect user data. But they do. No reason for them not to use an unvetted non-E2E encryption scheme. But they do. No reason for them to build a system to store all your chat histories. But they do. The only scenario that makes sense with this stupidity is that Telegram is not stupid, but understand their users are. You do not have the ability to delete Telegram's version of chat history any more than you have the ability to disable Microsoft analytics. Having a check box that connects to an unvetted centralized proprietary server means nothing. You deserve what you get with Telegram.
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  1854. Since we already call sed for general replacements, there's no reason to call another program to do what we can do while processing it line-by-line in sed.
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  1855. wittgenstein pls go
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  1856. https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice/blob/voiddwm/.local/bin/refbar
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  1857. Unicomp Endurapro.
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  1858. For basic Latin accents, just run groff with -k and type the characters directly in the source.
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  1859. The condition we gave it was >= 1300.
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  1860. It's safer to do so, but I live fast and loose (and get confused when using vi instead of vim).
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  1861. It reads your Xresources colors so you can just set new colors there.
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  1862. Who is this?
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  1863. gruvbox nowadays.
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  1864. Haha. Very funny.
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  1865. Not intentionally a joke, I just happened to end up with it.
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  1866. Check this out, which mentions how you can automatically generate numbered lists in groff_ms: https://www.gnu.org/software/groff/manual/html_node/Lists-in-ms.html
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  1867. ooof
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  1868. Apple devices use Pentalobe screws. Not torx. Apple invented Pentalobe screws deliberately to prevent user repairs. Embarrassing post.
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  1869. Both Zcash and Dash are easily traceable.
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  1870. lol
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  1871. Really? Lol. Good choice.
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  1872. I use dash. There's no harm in calling a shell script a bash script though, since all shell scripts are bash scripts as well. You can't say the reverse though.
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  1873. You might want to run the pacstrap command again and see what kind of errors you got. It looks like bash (or possibly the rest of the system) wasn't installed correctly.
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  1874. Really? I've never had luck with ThinkPad mics, but I suppose that with the W series you get what you pay for!
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  1875. After I approve them yes, otherwise no.
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  1876. Just install the sudo package. Or I recommend installing base-devel which installs sudo and other build programs. After that, add your user to the /etc/sudoers file. I talk about that in this video if you haven't seen it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSHOb8YU9Gw
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  1877. Really? I've never heard someone pronounce daemon like demon.
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  1878. Lol maybe you should look at my videos on ranger for that or my ranger dotfiles that I publish, brainlet
    1
  1879. Oh the icons? They're just this: https://github.com/alexanderjeurissen/ranger_devicons
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  1880. I think I was using ls++ here, might want to check it out.
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  1881. It's rxvt-unicode in most repos.
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  1882. You're using my dotfiles back from when mw was aliased to the mutt command. Remove that line from your bashrc/aliasrc or just run `unalias mw` and then run mw.
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  1883. Yeah. So `f` is follow a link, and `F` is follow a link in a new tab (I'm pretty sure that's the default). Or clicking with the center mouse button if you want to use the mouse.
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  1884. I recorded this yesterday, so the changes I mentioned to LARBS have now been pushed so you can check them out: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/LARBS/blob/master/larbs.sh I'll explain them and why they make it more extensible for other people's scripts in another video.
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  1885. Yup.
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  1886. Do you know how credit cards even work? You don't pay interest if you actual pay the money *like you're supposed to*.
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  1887. Good thing about the memes is that they keep pearl-clutching morons away. I guess not everyone has the wits to take a hint though.
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  1888. That's in emacs mode though. In vi mode it's just v in normal mode.
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  1889. Honestly I don't think it makes any difference whatsoever. If it does I definitely haven't noticed.
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  1890. Safe? Yes. Will it install everything? Not sure. Thing is some minor packages might not be in Parabola's repos so they won't install. I'll test it later and might make sure that everything works on Parabola.
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  1891. Good to hear you found them useful! No particular reason I installed psutils/netifaces with pip; the Arch repo would've worked just as well, but I was going to have pip installed anyway. I didn't think bumblebee-status is in the repo though, at least it's not showing up on my mirrors (there is a "bumblebee" package, but that's not the same thing). When it comes to syncing configs, I use Syncthing to sync all of my ~/.config folders. You might notice some of my setup goes out of its way to make sure all important configs are there rather than just in ~. I also use Syncthing to sync my documents/memes/working dirs etc. I don't use git though, I just back up my configs on my webserver behind a password wall. I actually have a set of scripts I can DL and run on a new drive to install Arch and my configs for me similar to the scripts I have here.
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  1892. Use an application password: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en
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  1893. my warden doesn't allow anime posters
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  1894. Ha ha ha.
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  1895. Peertube is federated. Also RSS feeds, bookmarks, everything else?
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  1896. Nope.
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  1897. That's why I did this video. Someone had noted that I used an "if" even though I recommend against it. The case I used it in a previous video was where it required elif/else, which is not easy to replicate with logical operators. Outside of that, if is unnecessary, like in this video.
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  1898. Yeah spyware/malware is blocked.
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  1899. Uh lol thanks?
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  1900. Yeah you might be able to do something like that in one line, but you might have to use sed along with something like tee. Not sure.
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  1901. Yeah the inflationary aspect I don't like, although I think it remains to be seen if controlled inflation is that bad for a coin over time. Some forks like wownero (which is marketed as a meme fork like dogecoin) are not inflationary though.
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  1902. vid.me is more of a backup ATM. There are only a couple videos which have been banned here that I need vid.me for, but apart from that I'm probably not going to use it as a main site until I get banned here.
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  1903. Use that "documentation" to try to do any and all of the things I mentioned. Good luck.
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  1904. Yeah I was trying guvcview, but for some reason it was crashing when I changed resolutions. Probably just a problem on my system.
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  1905. Sweet, that's pretty smart...
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  1906. >Amazon shiggy
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  1907. Well, that's the problem. Make sure that your /etc/locale.conf is something sensible (like LANG=en_US.UTF-8 for US English) and reboot. Check the Arch wiki for more.
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  1908. Yeah, both pic and tikz can do that easily.
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  1909. >anime
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  1910. rofi
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  1911. Yes.
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  1912. It's already git-based, so it's easily updateable.
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  1913. Check the urxvt manual. The syntax for giving a window a name is different.
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  1914. I've been on this channel a while and I'll tell you the viewbase always go through cycles of cringe then based then cringe then based, etc. We're in a cringe period now. Actually all Linux-related channels are looking cringe now. Pajeets and soydevs everywhere.
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  1915. Then use a different instance. There is no one "searx" or "searx results." It searches the engines you tell it to.
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  1916. It's not banned anymore either because dumb comments finally slowed down on that video.
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  1917. https://www.patreon.com/lukesmith
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  1918. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCLCl96eNaI
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  1919. That's literally the email notification in the top right of the screen.
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  1920. Um ACTHUALLY only Linux brainlets used le bloated shells like bash that have heredocs and herestrings.
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  1921. Use the tw variable. :set tw=60 for example will wrap at the 60 character.
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  1922. That's Daniel Kahneman, mentioned in the video.
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  1923. Check the README. Your VPS provider probably blocks mail submission ports by default to prevent spam. Just ask them to open the ports and you can send.
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  1924. echo adds a newline. The echo flag that suppresses the newline is not posix compilant.
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  1925. You'll never see it again!
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  1926. maybe someone demonstrated that in another video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaGhpqRll_k
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  1927. kek. eventually in the editing process I fixed that.
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  1928. I don't think you get the issue. If you open up an API, it doesn't matter if it is open source when any proprietary software on client or server side can interface with it. Also, free software can violate user privacy as well, people just usually aren't naive enough to consent to it if they know. The media is trying to make the present circumstance an exception.
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  1929. sc-im. It's in the AUR.
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  1930. Not sure if you really get the whole concept of standard input. Once you pipe the text output to a program, it first program is done. You could uninstall ls from your computer and it wouldn't matter. entr reads text input, which is what ls *html produces on the initial run.
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  1931. Well, I will say that they are smarter than most people in cryptocurrency.
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  1932. That's not really how schooling works in the US works though. Everyone no matter how poor can go to university, but you just have to pay your loans back to the government until you die lol. You can usually get "school materials" like a Mac with your loans.
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  1933. Yes.
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  1934. You can do this if you either rewrite your profile and all other system files to fish or don't need them. I set a lot of system settings in ~/.profile, so at a basic level, I would have to transfer that into fish's ideosyncratic syntax and go from there. You also want to be sure that your sh is something else.
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  1935. You're a furry.
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  1936. you pay nothing and then watch videos. pretty terrible scam
    1
  1937. Well, your typical modern European often molds his entire international identity around trying to jump at every possible occasion to stick it to Americans, even as they find themselves year by year living in a place more and more identical with America. If you want to really get them started, just make an idle comment about something you don't like about the metric system. They can never resist.
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  1938. Do you have xclip installed?
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  1939. You might want to check the isync/mbsync manuals for that. I do something that accomplishes the same thing by archiving all older mail in another box that I can keep from syncing.
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  1940. What terminal are you using and what command in your i3 config spawns the terminal window?
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  1941. Look up Goyo. It's a plugin to toggle a distraction free and somewhat centered editing mode.
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  1942. Do you have farbfeld installed?
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  1943. Lol I wish this were right, but I don't have faith in the populace to make conscientious decisions. Boomers are dumb and zoomers bully each other into using iPhones for crying out loud.
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  1944. Try /
    1
  1945. A government might put in place an exclusive copy-right without necessarily legally viewing the "product" as a legal property. Government copy rights might also be narrowly focused on commercial sales as well, and there is not necessarily an "ethnical" idea that private non-commercial copying is some kind of "theft."
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  1946. I don't?
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  1947. By default, it will put it at the end of the "string", but you can specify where it goes with -I. See the follow-up video I just put up now.
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  1948. No, Libreboot is a version of coreboot that doesn't load non-libre blobs at all, including the Intel Management Engine. Libreboot only works on machines on which the Intel Management Engine as been totally removed not "neutralized" or "disabled". Don't pay attention to Purism's marketing. Their computers still have the ME, and if you look at even the sources they use (http://blog.ptsecurity.com/2017/08/disabling-intel-me.html) they acknowledge that the ME still starts at boot. Purism tries to push people into the assumption that the ME just isn't working on their computers, but the fact of the matter is that the ME still initializes the main processor. Their contention is that due to an exploit you can make the ME inert after initialization.
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  1949. Give yourself the opportunity to publish something and maybe you'll realize you do have something.
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  1950. https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/wallpapers/blob/master/Future/BLADE%20RUNNER%20x%20Saigon.png
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  1951. You'll be able to update via git. Also, the version on Github is basically the 2.0 barring minor help system additions.
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  1952. "Local" means it's installed on my computer.
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  1953. Does your monospace font have emoji coverage? Which one are you using?
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  1954. Don't know what build of font-config you have that doesn't check the xdg config home, but I'm pretty sure that's default. It is on mine.
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  1955. You can do that in vim in different panes and it works A-okay, but if you have two different vim buffers it might cause issues.
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  1956. Try that and find out what happens.
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  1957. There are literally dozens of vetted, fully encrypted messaging programs right now. Use a Matrix server. Use XMPP. Use Signal, which even normies know about. Telegram is literally identical to AOL and Facebook messenger in terms of security.
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  1958. yup
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  1959. I hate phones more, but carrying around a camera would be extremely lame.
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  1960. Signal is literally just a normal application and requires no knowledge to run.
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  1961. Lol I pushed a bogus css change right as I published this, typical. Fixed now.
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  1962. -g is for the initial group, while -G is for supplementary groups.
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  1963. "mono" just refers to the system default monospace font, which in my case is just Liberation Mono.
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  1964. I did make a video, but the settings there are all obsolete since the configuration scheme was revamped (much for the better, I might add).
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  1965. Syncthing only works between computers on and running at the same time. Aside from the fact that having two hard drives of the same stuff is redundant and annoying and each will have different size constraints.
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  1966. I've fixed the problem. One of the packages it tries to install (newsbeuter) was renamed (to newsboat) and this caused the script to fail. Should be fixed now.
    1
  1967. This is the vim plugin vim-live-latex-preview: https://github.com/ying17zi/vim-live-latex-preview.
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  1968. When did I say that? The system can't be shut down. Backup your node and go live at another address.
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  1969. Not sure what could be wrong, but I will say one thing, if you just created a .tex file and haven't reloaded vim, the autocmd commands won't be loaded. You have to open an already existing .tex file for them to load.
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  1970. https://st.suckless.org/patches/ligatures/
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  1971. I don't use tmux except as a dropdown terminal (super+u). I do all my real tiling in i3.
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  1972. Free software has nothing to do with being free of charge; it refers to the source code being public and subject to scrutiny and also distributable. Non-free software, like Windows and MacOS run non-visible binaries that are malicious and privacy-violating; they're not bad because they "cost money", but because they run information logging software and DRM without recourse. You shouldn't be opinionated about this without knowing what "free" means with respect to software. You also don't seem to understand that what is colloquially called "Linux" is actually "GNU/Linux", a combination of a free Linux kernel and free GNU utilities that perfectly analog with UNIX utilities. GNU/Linux is the operating system, but people usually call it "Linux" for short. This also might surprise you, but you might like the way MacOS "feels" or "looks" or you might find it "easy", but there are more people in the world who like Windows more and feel that it "just werks". That is a subjective opinion. I, for example, find doing even the most basic tasks on MacOS pretty frustrating. There are also some simple tasks things that Mac makes basically impossible. Try to put one new song on an your friend's iPod. You can't without extreme measures that involve "tricking" Apple software. And because MacOS is closed source, it's not possible to develop software to do this easily, like it is for Linux. And finally, Apple's hardware is flatly not "the best" or even close to the best if you care about durability, functionality, repairability or anything that isn't just "looking like an Apple product", which is invariably what Apple fans think of as "the best".
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  1973. Neither Etyomolgiae or Meditations are "religious" per se. I mean most everything written before 1900 has some spiritual side though, but I certainly don't intend on just doing religious writings.
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  1974. PATH is not recursive.
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  1975. I'm getting a lot of variance, but I'd say it hovers around 0m0.050 real time, about .005-.010 than the original.
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  1976. Yup. I was actually planing a video on it sometime soon.
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  1977. You might be talking about my x rate. I've put `xset r rate 200 50` in my ~/.xinitrc file to speed up how many key presses I can insert in an interval. Depending on your setup you might want to put it in your profile or somewhere.
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  1978. screenkey
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  1979. That's what I originally had, but I didn't want it to run if I press escape, thus not choosing anything.
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  1980. Yeah, I guess. I might just do that.
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  1981. You have a build of man/groff that doesn't have pdf as an output. Using -Tps should still work, or you could say: man -Tps | ps2pdf | zathura -
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  1982. That's not how dd works. The files are only removed from their original location once you paste them somewhere else.
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  1983. Lol yeah I get that, of course if it were actually malicious, it would be named something more subtle. ;-) Pathogen is a vim plugin manager. That's the command you need to activate it, but yeah you do need it installed for the plugins to work.
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  1984. not be a huge frustration to script around
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  1985. One line checks are infinitely more readable than recursive embedded if statements. Maybe they're unfamiliar if you're less into the shell scripting mindset, but using if statements adds a lot of junk to scripts.
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  1986. I don't understand. Pandoc can just as easily convert an HTML file to a beamer presentation or pdf document as it could a markdown file. I still have individual files for each entry too.
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  1987. It's on LBRY and I think Bitchute. I might upload it to PeerTube in a bit.
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  1988. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCEXY46t3OA
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  1989. That's produced by the program figlet. If you run `figlet "Blah, blah, blah"` it will produce text art. You can use >> to put this in files, etc. (You'll also need to comment it out of course in the file).
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  1990. Yes.
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  1991. Imagine actually writing a script that opens up gedit to process text.
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  1992. By running it.....
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  1993. >>>/v/
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  1994. Making your site absolutely inaccessible to all non-autists truly is next-level woke.
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  1995. I actually published this on https://videos.lukesmith.xyz first, for the record.
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  1996. I have both installed, but mostly use qutebrowser.
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  1997. https://lukesmith.xyz/programs There's a systray patch for dwm. I don't use it of course though.
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  1998. Different terminal emulators will have different syntax for how you name windows. On st, as I showed, you use -n, but termite might use -name or something else. Check the man.
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  1999. You did --name=dropdown? Does any window show up at all on restart?
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  2000. Yes, if the elites are actually elite. Nowadays, however, elitism is more about inane credentialism rather than genuine skill, so it's nearly understandable that people just hate the word.
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  2001. Well certain aspects of NN weren't required by law, but they were de facto in ISPs. I mean before streaming services, NN wasn't really a problem so there was no need to throttle anything.
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  2002. pywal doesn't act on ranger, but on your terminal emulator. My terminal, urxvt updates automatically (along with ranger which is running in it) because urxvt is looking for the color scheme set by xrdb, which pywal changes. Termite sets colors in a different way, so I don't know how to make it work. You might want to look for a way to get termite to look at xrdb colors, then it should work.
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  2003. Yeah that presentation was actually an R Markdown beamer presentation, but it's actually about the same as the link that sirjofri posted.
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  2004. I'll be on the electric grid. I'll have my own well and septic system and such though.
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  2005. Markdown is not a document compilation and typesetting system. groff is. In order to turn markdown into a real document, you have to run it through one, for many, pandoc (which is close to 200MB). You could of course with some ease, create a system that converts md to roff, using the groff system to compile markdown much more cleanly than with pandoc or other more modern junky solutions. Take this, which can convert .md directly into a https://github.com/nereusx/md2roff
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  2006. I don't have any special vim colorscheme, although I think vim is using my default dark solarized colors set by my terminal.
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  2007. obs lol
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  2008. You might need to install a driver? Not sure off the top of my head. If everyone has the coretemp section, I might just rewrite it to read that line though.
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  2009. I guess I'm the only one who uses Brave and followed the directions to do it.
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  2010. It's just a habit I got living in Arizona: carrying sunglasses all over the place. It feels weird without them.
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  2011. You're going to love tomorrow's then.
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  2012. Yeah, but only superficially; I've never gotten in the loop of it, so I've never seen a huge reason to switch.
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  2013. Bitcoin has its own cycles as a speculative asset (usually bull runs after Bitcoin halvings) that are pretty unrelated to the stock market. I don't think anyone seriously cares if Bitcoin moves with the stock market or against it just because it's returns have been so drastically beyond anything gold or stocks have produced. Simply put, owning Bitcoin is owning a part of a future financial system that has a lot more potential that traditional finance. That's why people invest in it.
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  2014. I don't use OBS to record.
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  2015. Tried vimwiki before? Or maybe even just vim with nerdtree. Either one (in different ways) lets you easily follow links between text files in a directory. I'm not sure on your exact wants are, but you could toy around with something that. I'm not a note-taker myself though, so you might want to ask around.
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  2016. It's qutebrowser.
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  2017. I don't know of any yet actually. I'm sure they're out there somewhere though.
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  2018. Why would I want to manually set all of those variables in every run instance? What if I want to change them? Since I want a set a global theme, I'll change it in the config source.
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  2019. Yes, a VM would significantly decrease the potentials for spyware.
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  2020. here-strings, for example, which I don't think exist in pure POSIX standards, but I may be wrong.
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  2021. It's percentage per core I believe. So if you have 4 cores, you max out at 400%.
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  2022. Been torrenting for decades now. When am I going to need a VPN?
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  2023. I meant NextCloud or whatever it is.
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  2024. Uh LOL
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  2025. We debated that, but it would actually much more difficult to do that. It also would mean every different kind of shell would need a different method of getting the PS1. The current method is especially good because we don't have to evaluate the PS1 or remove color codes. It's very hard for the prompt to not be the last line.
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  2026. ALSA is part of the Linux kernel.
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  2027. I mean Pulseaudio is basically a front-end for ALSA.
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  2028. No, this is actually standard. People/websites will usually trim off old entries so their feeds won't go on forever. Of course if they do trim off old things, you'll still have them in your RSS cache forever until you delete them. Only some weird people like me just never clean out their old RSS entries. It takes more bandwidth, but I deal.
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  2029. https://github.com/alexanderjeurissen/ranger_devicons
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  2030. https://larbs.xyz
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  2031. The matrix already has no real GUI.
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  2032. I think I mentioned it, but it helps hugely when you want to reinstall only the system or repair something while keeping your /home files safe. If you give your / partition more than 25GB you'll really never run into the "no free space" problem. There are some distros (Ubuntu did this in the past) that give you criminally small / paritions (way less than 10GB), but if you give it a reasonable size, you're just not going to run into that problem (remember to clean your pacakage cache every once in a while too).
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  2033. I know that's a thing and if there are established vendors selling those, I'd be interested, but I can't really be bothered to take the risk in modding one myself.
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  2034. I have a url detector key binding in my terminal build now that replaces both. See my more recent video on st.
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  2035. To compile it yourself, you'll also want to download the "cv" folder in that repository, which has some images that the new versions uses. You can see what it looks like here: https://lukesmith.xyz/cv.pdf
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  2036. Do you have task-spooler installed?
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  2037. Yes, Heiser's stuff is good for understanding not just Enochian lore, but the background worldview of the Old Testament, which is a lot more different than people realize.
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  2038. Xresources never has a real default location. It's all an issue of which script runs it; just change it there.
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  2039. Right now Inconsolata. In older videos, I used tamsyn, but Inconsolata can handle more font sizes and unicode characters so I switched.
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  2040. Really? Show me how to record an audio output on ALSA. If it's easy, show me.
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  2041. Your microphone is not audio output, you literal brainlet. Show me an ffmpeg command that runs with ALSA only and records both audio input (a microphone) and audio output (the sound your computer plays). This is trivial on Pulse, or windows and mac for that matter. Or show me a way to have ALSA treat audio output as a valid input to software like OBS. Do it yourself. Show me a manual page showing how to do this basic feature that should be a built-in in any serious audio system.
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  2042. I do use the X60, it's still very consistent, although I'm not a huge fan of the screen, not so much for the aspect ratio, but the low resolution! It would definitely replace thermal paste (I only recently did this, but before it ran really hot), replacing the CMOS battery is probably a good idea, but I haven't ever done it. Yeah the lack of 32-bit support is a pain, there are some package builds you can't get for 32-bit, but it's still doable! As for chromebooks, I've never used one, although I suppose they are a good way to have a free bios, etc.
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  2043. All of this is modifiable via config.h or config.def.h file. The transparency is changed via the `alpha` variable and there's a `font` variable for font type and size. Just recompile it afterwards. If you really know what you're doing, you can probably make a patch to rely on the your .Xresources transpareny/font values though.
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  2044. Most dwm-users do not have to "fix bugs" as a task---they're fixing incompatibilities in patching. You rarely have to know anything about a language to see how to add in a new variable definition that didn't automatically get applied by patch.
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  2045. A "freelancer" who just works for corporations all the time isn't really that different from an employee.
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  2046. Skype is not end-to-end encrypted. Actually, just read the paragraph you posted.
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  2047. Steam is literally DRM and spyware (and poorly-written bloat). If you don't care about that, you might as well use Windows.
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  2048. Just go to the same place and change the A or AAAA record.
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  2049. dwm has a toggle bar find that is alt-b by default I believe if that's what you want.
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  2050. Or I should be clear, iIf you're using my build that uses the system font, it should use any installed monospace emoji font automatically. If you have another build, you have to manually specify the font in the config file and rebuild.
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  2051. What are you even talking about? soystemd is already older than openrc, runit, s6, etc. People used soystemd and pulseaudio because they actually have basic functionality, which can't be said of ALSA.
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  2052. No, it's just a pain to put in ten minutes how to do basic stuff in vifm. You also need a huge config file for it to be able to do anything basic.
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  2053. Yeah it's smaller, but I don't think that it's a painful shift to use it. I have relatively wide fingers and don't have a problem!
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  2054. In this video I am using dash (my /bin/sh) and zsh (my interactive shell). I haven't used bash in over a year.
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  2055. minecraft.net
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  2056. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkqxYZ7-sQM Or check my github for more recent changes.
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  2057. Arrays are bashisms. I don't write bash.
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  2058. It's easy. Just stop using urxvt.
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  2059. I probably was just lucky in that video. Either way, I haven't used urxvt in a year now.
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  2060. monero-wallet-cli or Monero GUI if you're a normie. link: https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/
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  2061. I record on a 1680x1050 screen and YouTube resized that to one of its allowed sizes.
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  2062. Hence why I e-begged for people to buy me a 1080p monitor in the last stream ;-)
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  2063. This "adblocker" can't be detected because it's not actually a program itself. You're just setting rules on your computer to redirect certain websites and ips to nothing.
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  2064. du -a is orders of magnitude faster, which can make a massive difference for big directories. If du -a does what you want, you should always use it over find. Also it has better syntax.
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  2065. It depends on what you're doing and what exactly you're searching for, but du is much mroe scalable. You can check the times in each use case.
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  2066. "Anatomically modern humans" are absolutely what they sound like, and without a doubt have existed from hundreds of thousands of years. These are distinct from the many other hominids that they coexisted with (that is, excluding popular categories like neanderthals/denisovans, etc.). You can see an earlier episode on this topic if you are interested which is a review of recent literature on this ( https://notrelated.xyz/#01.07 ).
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  2067. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpzwIArBjyc
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  2068. What are you talking about? We're getting rid of "if," "then," "else" and "fi". Less typing, less spacing, less everything bad.
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  2069. By default, i3 has a "resize mode" that temporarily rebinds keys to resize commands. Check the i3 config for these. I remap them to mod+shift+Y/U/I/O because I don't want to bother with the different mode.
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  2070. I'm not sure what you mean. The "grid" is just two columns with two rows in each.
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  2071. "a crybaby vomitting up a pissy tantrum" rly makes u think huh
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  2072. That's dumb. They are all logically distinct. Just because people get them confused for lack of precision or thought doesn't make them the same.
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  2073. Yeah but that line is so ugly it was originally caught by the spam filter.
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  2074. or have references or formatting or diagrams or literally anything else important.
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  2075. Works out of the box for me. Do you have w3m installed?
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  2076. Oh yeah. It's the scope.sh. Should've known. I must've gotten questions about that a million times lol.
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