Interesting; are they a good size? Every cat tree I’ve gotten has similar features but they always feel like they were designed to fit kittens. Our cats don’t like the hammocks, either (though they do seem to hold their weight), but I kind of can’t blame 'em: it doesn’t seem like they’d fit all that comfy.
Regardless, thanks so much for the link! I’ll need to measure the height of our ceilings…
*double-checks the shape of rigatonis before making joke*
Yeah; that checks out.
Do people not just shorten it to “I’m bi”? I don’t think I’ve ever encountered anyone who didn’t know what I was talking about.
When I use an editor, I don’t want eight extra KILOBYTES of worthless help screens and cursor positioning code! I just want an EDitor!! Not a “viitor”. Not a “emacsitor”. Those aren’t even WORDS!!! ED! ED! ED IS THE STANDARD!!!
I have – were I more artistically talented – often wanted to create graphics and stickers for Emacs utilizing the noble octopus.
Don’t forget Wayfire; my windows are like my legs after trying Linux for the first time: wobbly.
Heh, that was part of the joke I was aiming for; I liked that it worked on both levels.
It looks like you already got some good suggestions that don’t require an additional application but I was going to mention, if you use Emacs any, nov.el is a really great ereader; I’ve read much more, since discovering it.
Well, – you know – less is more.
Firefox’s use of Encrypted Media Extensions violates the GNU Free System Distribution Guidelines as it allows for playing of DRM-protected content which can steer people to non-free software (there may be additional other reasons but that’s one I definitely know of).
But it’s perfectly available in NonGuix; I use Firefox regularly on Guix.
As for Librewolf, I’m not sure that’s accurate? I see it available in the default Guix repo.s, latest version: https://packages.guix.gnu.org/packages/librewolf/.
It was added about 2 years ago. Admittedly, Guix is a smaller distro so some packages aren’t packaged immediately just as a consequence of a lack of human resources; but it also continues to improve over time, quite nicely.
At least as long as you don’t really need WiFi of course…
Hey, now – the NonGuix repo. exists!
For those unfamiliar, it contains software with proprietary elements that otherwise can’t make it into the Guix software repository, à la non-free for Debian.
You can get the normal Linux kernel and all the hardware compatibility you’d typically expect easily through NonGuix.
Does Home Manager not just have a dot file manager built in? On Guix, I just have my Waybar config. get moved to the appropriate location that Waybar will expect it.
Some services will even allow you to specify files to get injected into the config.; like the Bash service so I can write some definitions out in a .sh file and the service inserts that contents after the boilerplate it provides into my .bashrc.
I know it’ll never happen but I’m still camp duodecimal, all the way.
Yeah? Would you say everything’s pretty fluid?
New Linux util.
looks inside
Non-copyleft license
I appreciate that it’s not trying to replace cp but the lack of copyleft is always disconcerting.
For whatever reason, my brain read “Youngstown” where you put “Lost in the Flood” and I spent a good 2 minutes thinking, “What in the world is cringe in Youngstown?”
This is pretty much entirely my position, too: its existence, regardless anything else, is a net good, in the end. And hopefully juices the inclination of others to join in. Momentum is built on encouragement.
It’s funny: I agree with you but for inverse (sort of) reasons.
The music, for me, is fine; maybe not what I would’ve gone for in the current climate but fairly distinctly Bruce Springsteen and he’s done a lot with simple melodies a good amount of times. Sort of reminds me of “The Line”, off of The Ghost of Tom Joad, or some other stuff he’s done before that I can’t quite place my finger on.
It’s those lyrics; when I heard he wrote it so quickly, I was kinda like, “Yeah; this certainly feels rushed…” Especially from the artist where the writing is, generally, the most outstanding part of any song he does. I could be wrong as I’m mostly going off of my first impression but it just feels massively less inpactful than his past work. Like he slapped lyrics together so quickly that they don’t even properly fit the tune of the song (that moment in the first verse where he stretches “story” out into three syllables kills me).
My cat when I won’t feed him for a third time that day.