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(DIR) Post #AqYEi5q1FqUdct0Fkm by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-28T19:56:55.160033Z
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@quad Also there's https://github.com/leahneukirchen/wcal which I find to have a better output than most cal(1) implementations. Also funnily, cal(1) is in POSIX but the output is undefined, I wonder why it got there…https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9799919799/utilities/cal.html
(DIR) Post #AqYFFRvs83wbhte7zE by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-28T20:02:56.756908Z
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@quad Yeah, at least here I did because well, GUIs are ephemeral pieces of software.In fact I think the last time I used a graphical calendar was back in Gnome 2 era.
(DIR) Post #AqYFbq07K846j0J7J2 by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-28T20:07:00.805187Z
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@quad Also OP reminds me that I'd recommend terminally unix people to browse in the shell utilities section of POSIX.2024 version of it: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9799919799/
(DIR) Post #AqYFsCb3566lRBNveK by eal@post.ebin.club
2025-01-28T20:09:17.538379Z
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@quad @lanodan >here in norway at least everything gets scheduled by weeksyes!! we have the same problem
(DIR) Post #AqYG3ylELe0Q09lMrw by i@declin.eu
2025-01-28T20:11:55.711598Z
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@lanodan @quad even a GTK calendar has it's place though, https://yad-guide.ingk.se/calendar/yad-calendar.html on a status bar click comes in handy too from time to time
(DIR) Post #AqYG9Ptisg2Rc5KPOS by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-28T20:13:04.574396Z
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@eal @quad Here in France I know internally it's effectively in weeks but annoyingly they tend to instead give rough estimates in days which is pretty hard to remember…
(DIR) Post #AqYGcORVN0DFUwwkOe by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-28T20:18:18.108021Z
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@quad @eal Meanwhile here you sometimes have to remember if it's a month with 28 days or 31 and… I just never do and feel like I shouldn't have to, feels kind of like old imperial units with weird stuff to remember vs. metric where you just shift numbers around.
(DIR) Post #AqZYCpw2WWrRZJ9Uum by remi@urbanists.social
2025-01-29T10:52:35Z
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@lanodan @quad @eal careful with week numbers! some programs just say "week number" without specifying whether it's the US one or the EU/ISO one. Sometimes it's locale-specific, sometimes it's hard-coded.In gnome-shell, I had to look at the JS code to figure out how the number was grokked. (always ISO, even on an en_US locale IIRC)
(DIR) Post #AqZYCrQYyWs4CGRO88 by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-29T11:09:58.588565Z
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@remi @quad @eal Lol, US moment.
(DIR) Post #Aqa0qGHfI5ONIXr408 by dxzdb@mastodon.social
2025-01-29T16:24:41Z
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@lanodan @eal @quad I just re-learned: on iOS you can show week numbers in the regular calendar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dOmqjwjrpg
(DIR) Post #Aqa0qHO5Bi7Uijrhdw by eal@post.ebin.club
2025-01-29T16:30:47.025351Z
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@dxzdb @lanodan @quad someone actually created a whole video for "go to settings->apps->calendar and enable 'week numbers'"
(DIR) Post #Aqa0yx7Lv6PKSeAwG8 by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-29T16:32:31.643366Z
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@eal @quad @dxzdb It's like the "Don't post screenshots of 3 lines of text!" but 100× worse.
(DIR) Post #Aqa1NWfNOzYzfCo7Em by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-29T16:36:57.450072Z
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@quad @dxzdb @eal Wouldn't be surprised that reason for it is to guide someone with senator-level of tech illiteracy around the UI.
(DIR) Post #Aqa1ofz4roKcNfy76W by jjesse@infosec.exchange
2025-01-29T02:28:51Z
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@quad Ran this from the command line of my Ubuntu 24.10 install and it said that I could install it w/ ncal
(DIR) Post #Aqa41x1V1kM8tpYj0C by ivesen@miniwa.moe
2025-01-29T17:06:38.242848Z
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@quad at some point I got tired of gui calendars and started using cal instead since it's just faster a lot of the time I do find it somewhat lacking when I want to check something that crosses year boundaries I suppose.
(DIR) Post #Aqa5h5fHtzNzWpLmjI by Shark@miniwa.moe
2025-01-29T17:25:24.169212Z
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@quad I just use the date module on polybar, never felt the need for amything else
(DIR) Post #Aqa6MWlq1q53T5An6e by Shark@miniwa.moe
2025-01-29T17:32:53.249346Z
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@quad it is because they want to check if the server's date is correct? when why would they check the phone's calendar? on the other hand I cannot think of a PC setup where there is no bar anywhere with a calendar. unless if we want to check if the month has 31 days or not I guess.
(DIR) Post #Aqa6TTWUV8tfQIJ7WS by Shark@miniwa.moe
2025-01-29T17:34:09.207352Z
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@quad unless we are connecting directly to the server with graphical interface I guess without ssh
(DIR) Post #Aqa6VoFUPkSCHYT5ea by Shark@miniwa.moe
2025-01-29T17:34:36.117293Z
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@quad *without
(DIR) Post #Aqa6lTWPFFw8dCqoKW by Shark@miniwa.moe
2025-01-29T17:37:24.844214Z
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@quad no I was thinking if I'm connected to a server with SSH there is still a bar somewhere I can look at the dates from, but then I remembered it is also possible to connect to server without SSH directly to a monitor.
(DIR) Post #Aqa7AN3kPOQjpRJj1M by Shark@miniwa.moe
2025-01-29T17:41:53.655912Z
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@quad the servers I've used up until now have all been the single-board computers with TTL serial, I've never tried setting up the big bulky ones.
(DIR) Post #Aqa9SrzeKrkqtCLhjs by coolboymew@shitposter.world
2025-01-29T18:07:40.919364Z
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@quad huh, it worksIt doesn't highlight the day though
(DIR) Post #Aqa9yYOMkSV3Mb1Aw4 by ElDeadKennedy@shitposter.world
2025-01-29T18:13:25.541171Z
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@coolboymew @quad it does on mine, maybe you just suck
(DIR) Post #AqaABEJwgTzWsUzkAa by coolboymew@shitposter.world
2025-01-29T18:15:42.090081Z
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@ElDeadKennedy @quad no u
(DIR) Post #AqaAKFabKwSjQ25REu by coolboymew@shitposter.world
2025-01-29T18:17:19.844160Z
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@quad it might, it was konsole IIRC?Then again it's working on my arch oneOn Debian it seems like a completely different version because the help files are completely different on archOn Debian (MX Linux) there's also ncal which shows the days too and there it actually highlighted the datencal is not there on arch
(DIR) Post #AqaAcFAzbx5NLmgkGO by ElDeadKennedy@shitposter.world
2025-01-29T18:20:35.547799Z
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@quad @coolboymew hey that's cheating
(DIR) Post #AqaAhzq5XzUHWKeakC by hj@shigusegubu.club
2025-01-29T18:21:29.392372Z
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@quad @ElDeadKennedy @coolboymew two can play itimage.webp
(DIR) Post #AqaApd9FnMrlSkG4mm by hj@shigusegubu.club
2025-01-29T18:22:54.644176Z
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@quad @ElDeadKennedy @coolboymew please do, actually
(DIR) Post #AqaAuurtL9rzrseqGG by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-29T18:23:50.007527Z
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@hj @quad @ElDeadKennedy @coolboymew UNIX® was meant to run with printing out the commands after all.
(DIR) Post #AqaBc4cUxXaaZ42Kn2 by ElDeadKennedy@shitposter.world
2025-01-29T18:31:45.978626Z
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@quad @lanodan @hj @coolboymew I'd try this if I had a printer
(DIR) Post #AqaBk27O92EL7dHSsq by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-29T18:33:04.512470Z
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@quad @hj @ElDeadKennedy @coolboymew Also should works over the network thanks to jetdirect, `cal | nc printer 9100`Sadly experience with PDFs hasn't been great but well my printer is from 2009.
(DIR) Post #AqaCAVgCrG8QKpBwTw by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-29T18:37:51.737899Z
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@quad @hj @ElDeadKennedy @coolboymew Well I just ended up installing cups (with tweaking the ebuild so it runs unprivileged…), it's a brother laser printer so it'll probably forever works.
(DIR) Post #AqaEdIspiHvSxCxHqS by djupsjob@mastodon.world
2025-01-29T19:02:58Z
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@remi @lanodan @quad @eal Did not know that weeks are counted differently in the US. Imperial weeks?
(DIR) Post #AqaEdKIkRQFXLs5UsS by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2025-01-29T19:05:26.555557Z
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@djupsjob @remi @quad @eal Imperial typically refers to commonwealth / british empire, so more like US customary I guess.
(DIR) Post #AqdmAvT99ZTA8wSbuS by coolbean@brain.worm.pink
2025-01-31T12:04:05.987319Z
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@quad oh huhim adding that to my time and date script
(DIR) Post #AqdmFYe3RLj0nslsG0 by fiore@brain.worm.pink
2025-01-31T12:06:24.356457Z
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@coolbean bean didnt know abt cal(1)?? crazy /j
(DIR) Post #AqdqFK8JnKAdc24RZQ by coolbean@brain.worm.pink
2025-01-31T12:30:36.088019Z
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@fiore now i do, turns out the openbsd version doesnt highlight the current day tho which kinda sucks cause it means i still need to spell it out using date
(DIR) Post #AqdqFPCkwFgvLFBYgK by coolbean@brain.worm.pink
2025-01-31T12:38:11.249855Z
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@fiore still tweaking that, really wish i had the notify-send or dunstify manpages available to me but some dumb fuck didn’t include them in their packages so all i have available to me is this very script
(DIR) Post #AqdqFUTFMMqxfpwIa0 by coolbean@brain.worm.pink
2025-01-31T12:40:39.382459Z
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@fiore while im at it i should finally upgrade my battery level script too and fix my screenshot scripts up a little
(DIR) Post #AqdqJZcY9bcgnxEnho by fiore@brain.worm.pink
2025-01-31T12:51:57.187835Z
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@coolbean scriptcel