

If it moves and it’s not supposed to: duct tape. If it doesn’t move and is supposed to: wd40


If it moves and it’s not supposed to: duct tape. If it doesn’t move and is supposed to: wd40
I’ve tried most of these. A lot seem more geared towards slack alternatives or more like work chat type things. Voice chat is critical and some lack it or have it tacked on. Teamspeak is the opposite which text chat is tacked on. The closest alts right now are stoat, fluxer and root. Fluxer and stoat and open source, root is VC funded. I’m pushing for fluxer personally. But he is getting hug of death at the moment.
My money’s on fluxer. I got a good vibe with him.
Unredacted epstein files. And throw in jfk while your at it. Oh and maybe I guess also if conformal cyclic cosmology is legit and the answer to the grand unification of einstenien relativity and quantum mechanics, but mostly the first 2.
My interpretation is a visualization of SSH as a transport protocol. You say hey SSH, send this message to this remote computer. And SSH goes to that computer and authenticates with a key, then enters your commands. In this case ‘ls’. Then ssh takes the output of that command, in this case the contents of the directory, and brings it back to you.
I always thought it was user and never questioned it. Yeah man there’s shared libraries in there for all the users, so it’s user. This makes more sense now.
I saw a post recently where someone gamified improving OSM. Almost like a Niantic game. I’ll try to find the app…
Edit: this was it https://streetcomplete.app/
So… Not really OC like title suggests… It is more accurate than using old laptop as a music player tho, lol


Maybe I’m going too old school here but the first 2 that came to mind were CommunityChannel and Phillip Defranco


100% this. That was the beginning of the day end.
Hahaha I also tried this for the wordle today. Glad it’s not just me.
If that opinion was unpopular we wouldn’t talk about Wayland literally everyday


This is the correct answer.
✅ Rackmounted
❌ Professional
What front end are using for your apps? Looks nice.