I haven’t used git much, so this may be a dumb question, but what happens if you do git push &? I’m just guessing because the npx @11ty/eleventy & command is from under the git command, it’ll wait because the sub-process is still running, even if in the background.
Seems like it should be red-pill = science based, informed decisions. Blue pill = weird, ignorant, gut responses which deny reality.
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Thanks for the reply. I’m going to look at photo rapid downloader, and pull up darktable.
I wasn’t sure if Garry was commenting on his own code, or someone was calling Garry out on Garry’s code. Either way, your comment works.
I’m so out of my comfort zone, I was just wondering if people knew of an obvious way of dealing with media. My idea is to be able to edit videos/pictures from <date> to <date>, or call up all videos/pictures with a tag that labels things like people, place, why, et. al. I don’t think it’ll take very long to get something working just using a quick script, I’ve done similar before. 99% of the time I find I like my solution better, but then there are things like Calibre. Sure I could, and have, hacked up something to manage my books, but it wouldn’t be as good or as easy as just using Calibre.
This is what I was going to do. I didn’t know if there was someway of doing it “better”. In lieu of some obvious way of doing it, I was going to do the naming file format, and then write a quick little preview/tagging script.
Naw, black people, when they become cops, become just cops. After donning the garb, they don’t give a shit about people who aren’t cops. But here’s the thing. The white racist cops still care that another cop is black. It’s a weird dynamic.
Mine is best for me. I started with an rpm based distro in the late 90s. I tried out gentoo when it first came out. Spent a little time, maybe a year, on Arch years and years ago. I go back to mine because it works, hasn’t caused an issue for me in years, and I don’t like having to dick around learning new systems anymore.
Just more LLM lazy bullshit.
The death was the second from bird flu recorded in the U.S. since 2022. It was also the first human case in the state this year — and the first in the country in at least eight months.
Please tell me it’s not just me.
One of the true Cincinnati Bengals.
In less than eight weeks, California will compel thousands of companies across the nation to speak on the deeply controversial topic of climate change
Controversial? Only to morons and dipshits. It’s like me saying I don’t think clouds actually have water in them, and then that opinion is said to be controversial, not factually wrong.
Wouldn’t the lower oxygen content in the atmosphere quickly kill the thing?
Insert that clip of him from years ago saying that you drop magnets in water, they stop working…
Well, I hope it doesn’t sound patronizing, but evilwm is a window manager, and window manager =/= desktop environment. If you want a holistic DE, use gnome, kde, lxde, xfce, et al. Although they come with their own window managers, some will let you set a different window manager. I’ve never done this, but I have read it several places. If you want to use evilwm, and have something of a desktop environment, without going that route, it’s going to be bespoke. That is, you’ll have to figure out what app you want to run for various things (system tray, notifications, preferred apps for email, browsing, etc. I can’t really think of what all you’d want to duplicate that experience as I haven’t done it in well over a decade).
That probably didn’t make sense. I use a window manager, and have for many years. I have a hotkey manager that I’ve used for a really long time, that allows shortcuts for programs I want to use. Also an application launcher. This gets me kinda close to a desktop type environment. If you want to do this, you’ll have to spend some time over weeks/months/years figuring out what you want from your system and how you want it to work.
A basic way I’ve found to do this, separating the process from the window manager to make it easier to change if I want to, is create a startup file. Call it whatever. Mine is in ~/bin/. In that file just put the applications you want to run. This is what part of mine looks like:
│ File: ~/bin/startup
───────────────
1 │ #!/bin/bash
2 │
3 │ xbindkeys
4 │ ~/bin/cback.sh &
5 │ ~/bin/28h.sh &
6 │ ~/firefox/firefox &
7 │ telegram &
8 │ signal-desktop &
9 │ easyeffects &
10 │ alacritty -t "termfloat"&
11 │ warpd &
12 │ copyq &
13 │ redshift -l 33.64:-117.9 -b 1:0.7 &
14 │ remind -z -k'zenity --info --text=%s &' ~/.reminders
I’m sure there is a better way to do with within your chosen wm, or with systemd, but this has worked for me for well over a decade and although a bit clunky, it works. I really don’t know if I’ve made things worse for you. Good luck.
You might be able to run evilwm in a DE, but setting evilwm as a DE doesn’t really make sense.
I remember going to a local smoker about a decade ago, and there was a whole team walking around with SS in a huge font on their shirts.
three luxury crops that millions rely on daily
I think I’m missing the correct definitions for a couple words here…
The dems always seem to use bad Republicans as an excuse to put not-quite-as-bad dems in office. I’ve been worried Gavin would be the DNC pick for years now. Strong choice, if you don’t really want anything to change. Aside from not being as bad a trump. A low bar, but one the DNC will probably trip over.