“Today + 1 year = 2025-02-29” …=
“Today + 1 year = 2025-02-29” …=
“Today + 1 year = 2025-02-29” …=
dict. For C with GTK, it’s INI because GLib comes with an INI parser. For minimalistic C, it’s just a config.h. You get the idea. 😃
dict. For C with GTK, it’s INI because GLib comes with an INI parser. For minimalistic C, it’s just a config.h. You get the idea. 😃
dict. For C with GTK, it’s INI because GLib comes with an INI parser. For minimalistic C, it’s just a config.h. You get the idea. 😃
What we should teach kids in elementary school: If you receive some notification/message that appears to be actually important and you’re not sure if it’s legit or not, then contact the sender of that message *through another totally unrelated channel* and try to verify it.
What we should teach kids in elementary school: If you receive some notification/message that appears to be actually important and you’re not sure if it’s legit or not, then contact the sender of that message *through another totally unrelated channel* and try to verify it.
What we should teach kids in elementary school: If you receive some notification/message that appears to be actually important and you’re not sure if it’s legit or not, then contact the sender of that message *through another totally unrelated channel* and try to verify it.
I think the main point of that law is to decriminalize those people who smoke (because they do it anyway and the punishments were too harsh) – and not to motivate regular people to become smokers.
We’ll see … let’s talk again in a couple of years. 😅
I think the main point of that law is to decriminalize those people who smoke (because they do it anyway and the punishments were too harsh) – and not to motivate regular people to become smokers.
We’ll see … let’s talk again in a couple of years. 😅
I think the main point of that law is to decriminalize those people who smoke (because they do it anyway and the punishments were too harsh) – and not to motivate regular people to become smokers.
We’ll see … let’s talk again in a couple of years. 😅
(There was nothing even remotely resembling CS in our “high school”. That school neither had the required teachers nor the equipment / PCs.)
(There was nothing even remotely resembling CS in our “high school”. That school neither had the required teachers nor the equipment / PCs.)
(There was nothing even remotely resembling CS in our “high school”. That school neither had the required teachers nor the equipment / PCs.)
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https://movq.de/v/b5dec00f33/s.png
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I’m still not convinced that they’ll keep doing it. Let’s wait a week or two. 😏
I’m still not convinced that they’ll keep doing it. Let’s wait a week or two. 😏
I’m still not convinced that they’ll keep doing it. Let’s wait a week or two. 😏
https://nasm.us/index.php
I had heard that name before, many times, but somehow never looked into it. Weird. 🤨🤔
This is the kind of program I was looking for.
1. It is free software. Especially in the DOS ecosystem, free/libre software is a very scarce resource.
2. It’s a small command line program, not a huge behemoth.
3. Documentation appears to be well written.
4. It can even cross-compile DOS binaries from Linux.
https://nasm.us/index.php
I had heard that name before, many times, but somehow never looked into it. Weird. 🤨🤔
This is the kind of program I was looking for.
1. It is free software. Especially in the DOS ecosystem, free/libre software is a very scarce resource.
2. It’s a small command line program, not a huge behemoth.
3. Documentation appears to be well written.
4. It can even cross-compile DOS binaries from Linux.
https://nasm.us/index.php
I had heard that name before, many times, but somehow never looked into it. Weird. 🤨🤔
This is the kind of program I was looking for.
1. It is free software. Especially in the DOS ecosystem, free/libre software is a very scarce resource.
2. It’s a small command line program, not a huge behemoth.
3. Documentation appears to be well written.
4. It can even cross-compile DOS binaries from Linux.
$foo”) 😆
$foo”) 😆
$foo”) 😆
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1pok6g0CwQ&t=15s
How would an Aussie pronounce that? 😃
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1pok6g0CwQ&t=15s
How would an Aussie pronounce that? 😃
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1pok6g0CwQ&t=15s
How would an Aussie pronounce that? 😃
Turns out, the whole thing is probably illegal:
https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/wissen/vertraege-reklamation/kundenrechte/taschenkontrollen-im-supermarkt-das-muessen-sie-akzeptieren-das-nicht-10406
I’m really curious how long they’ll keep doing it. 😅
Turns out, the whole thing is probably illegal:
https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/wissen/vertraege-reklamation/kundenrechte/taschenkontrollen-im-supermarkt-das-muessen-sie-akzeptieren-das-nicht-10406
I’m really curious how long they’ll keep doing it. 😅
Turns out, the whole thing is probably illegal:
https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/wissen/vertraege-reklamation/kundenrechte/taschenkontrollen-im-supermarkt-das-muessen-sie-akzeptieren-das-nicht-10406
I’m really curious how long they’ll keep doing it. 😅
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWI61kpFEAA
(No NZ in that video, though. 🥴)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWI61kpFEAA
(No NZ in that video, though. 🥴)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWI61kpFEAA
(No NZ in that video, though. 🥴)
And since I’m running my own non-federated Matrix server, I dodged many of the bullets described in the blog post.
The Emoji thing is really funny, now that I think about it. “Are they the same?” Haha, no, obviously not. But us nerds, we don’t even notice that this is a problem. 🥴 Reminds me of the different Emojis for „🔫“ (some fonts show a revolver, others a SciFi gun, others show a water pistol …).
And since I’m running my own non-federated Matrix server, I dodged many of the bullets described in the blog post.
The Emoji thing is really funny, now that I think about it. “Are they the same?” Haha, no, obviously not. But us nerds, we don’t even notice that this is a problem. 🥴 Reminds me of the different Emojis for „🔫“ (some fonts show a revolver, others a SciFi gun, others show a water pistol …).
And since I’m running my own non-federated Matrix server, I dodged many of the bullets described in the blog post.
The Emoji thing is really funny, now that I think about it. “Are they the same?” Haha, no, obviously not. But us nerds, we don’t even notice that this is a problem. 🥴 Reminds me of the different Emojis for „🔫“ (some fonts show a revolver, others a SciFi gun, others show a water pistol …).
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😆
The birds really are singing much more lately. Lovely to hear. 😊
https://movq.de/v/9f26629df9/s.png
😆
The birds really are singing much more lately. Lovely to hear. 😊
https://movq.de/v/9f26629df9/s.png
😆
The birds really are singing much more lately. Lovely to hear. 😊
\a in my regular prompt. Any long running command will trigger the terminal bell, which is very handy. 🙂But … for tea, I have this:
😅
(I love that thing. It’s ancient but it keeps working. And it’s maintenance free, because it’s solar and radio controlled. 👌)
\\a in my regular prompt. Any long running command will trigger the terminal bell, which is very handy. 🙂But … for tea, I have this:
😅
(I love that thing. It’s ancient but it keeps working. And it’s maintenance free, because it’s solar and radio controlled. 👌)
\a in my regular prompt. Any long running command will trigger the terminal bell, which is very handy. 🙂But … for tea, I have this:
😅
(I love that thing. It’s ancient but it keeps working. And it’s maintenance free, because it’s solar and radio controlled. 👌)
\a in my regular prompt. Any long running command will trigger the terminal bell, which is very handy. 🙂But … for tea, I have this:
😅
(I love that thing. It’s ancient but it keeps working. And it’s maintenance free, because it’s solar and radio controlled. 👌)
https://www.uninformativ.de/git/timeline.png
Much more realistic. Most stuff lies dormant most of the time. 😅
Which is a good thing in my book. I think there’s something wrong if software needs constant tinkering.
https://www.uninformativ.de/git/timeline.png
Much more realistic. Most stuff lies dormant most of the time. 😅
Which is a good thing in my book. I think there’s something wrong if software needs constant tinkering.
https://www.uninformativ.de/git/timeline.png
Much more realistic. Most stuff lies dormant most of the time. 😅
Which is a good thing in my book. I think there’s something wrong if software needs constant tinkering.
I didn’t use version control systems in the distant past, but nobody wants to see that old stuff anyway. 😅
I didn’t use version control systems in the distant past, but nobody wants to see that old stuff anyway. 😅
I didn’t use version control systems in the distant past, but nobody wants to see that old stuff anyway. 😅
https://www.uninformativ.de/git/timeline.png
https://www.uninformativ.de/git/timeline.png
https://www.uninformativ.de/git/timeline.png
While I do have a couple of system widgets visible at all times (showing RAM usage, CPU usage, …), I do *not* have a widget for disk space anymore. Haven’t had one for a *very* long time. 🤔 Disks running out of space isn’t really an issue anymore, it appears …
While I do have a couple of system widgets visible at all times (showing RAM usage, CPU usage, …), I do *not* have a widget for disk space anymore. Haven’t had one for a *very* long time. 🤔 Disks running out of space isn’t really an issue anymore, it appears …
While I do have a couple of system widgets visible at all times (showing RAM usage, CPU usage, …), I do *not* have a widget for disk space anymore. Haven’t had one for a *very* long time. 🤔 Disks running out of space isn’t really an issue anymore, it appears …