Posts by bb010g@weirder.earth
(DIR) Post #38675 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-09-15T22:04:35Z
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@espectalll @uranther @famicom Jaguar is when OS X started hitting its stride
(DIR) Post #40886 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-09-16T00:53:41Z
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@noelle My headcannon is that he just finished watching the Direct (sans his bit at the end) on his computer, hence the lights being off. He probably wouldn't have turned them off for just Isabelle's reveal.
(DIR) Post #50948 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-09-16T09:37:27Z
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@pea A close variant that is underused is replying without mentions for "LB: …" statuses.
(DIR) Post #196197 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-09-26T03:23:24Z
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@headachebooth @elomatreb @dr1ft If you want to guard against that, https://github.com/AladW/aurutils makes it easy to do all your builds in chroots, which has other benefits too
(DIR) Post #196549 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-09-26T03:47:19Z
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@dr1ft @headachebooth Maybe pull one out of a Docker image?
(DIR) Post #310307 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-10-01T09:01:08Z
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@jk https://youtu.be/ofMxF39E9-c
(DIR) Post #656491 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-10-20T09:25:02Z
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@spacekookie At least Arch is pretty clear throughout its docs that you're expected to mostly fend for yourself if wolves suddenly and unexpectedly appear. (This is why Arch probably shouldn't be recommended in general, except maybe to people looking to move off Gentoo. It's a lot, and not wanting to deal with potential loads of crap is very valid.)
(DIR) Post #774438 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2018-10-26T07:07:43Z
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@kaniini What does MRF stand for?
(DIR) Post #9gsQB5oucplKYbpj9c by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-03-17T22:14:52Z
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Mob Psycho 100 is self-care
(DIR) Post #9ikxG2Z7UEcIO4usfw by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-05-13T04:23:37Z
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my thoughts on Pleroma Chat have instantly improved thanks to the realization that it would have custom emojos
(DIR) Post #9jJfbHYq5bGEzxaYXA by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-05-29T22:17:59Z
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it has arrived( https://teespring.com/stores/transit-pride-gear for their other stuff)
(DIR) Post #9lPDkMwuRSrmGHqOye by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-07-31T08:44:52Z
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Good comfy nostalgia from Apple's Downloads site.https://web.archive.org/web/20080720133703/http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/games/
(DIR) Post #9lPDkNIBANsdKFnO88 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-07-31T08:46:06Z
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You may not like it, but this is what peak open-source performance looks like.
(DIR) Post #9llfVH0hYgsw5w1qFM by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-08-11T06:15:56Z
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gender/x-matroska
(DIR) Post #9pCoA9PuNvHwACVyy0 by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-11-22T02:06:53Z
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phpBB but it's backed by GitHub Issues
(DIR) Post #9pPF7LnQmc7MS7nIDg by bb010g@weirder.earth
2019-11-28T01:43:51Z
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Keep Programming Languages Weirdsupport your local programming language theorists and operating system hackers
(DIR) Post #9sNE8eMcd04cvceDLs by bb010g@weirder.earth
2020-02-24T20:21:33Z
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Working out technical or programming problems on paper in a notebook can be surprisingly helpful (compared to continuing fiddling with code or typing up a mix of prose / butchered algebraic notation / code in a text document).