AntiMicroX. I use it for the same reason.

If you have a mic, also consider using Talon to navigate with voice. Saying “talon wake” and “open freetube” instead of navigating with a controller saves a lot of time.

Pretty much what AI already was doing on the internet.

If you have back problems, get a wide desk, a smaller desk to place on one side, set up two workspaces for one computer, and place a treadmill under the one where you can stand.

Then alternate between sitting and walking with timers. I recommend 10 minutes of walking, 30 minutes of sitting, rince and repeat. Your back issues will be as much as cured, and you’ll also not have to worry about heart problems because you’ll essentially be walking a few kilometers every day.

If you can’t sit for 30 minutes, 10 min walking and 5 minute sitting works just as well. Just don’t walk for too long at a time. 10-20 minutes is a good amount. If you’re fine with just standing, I still r ecommend alternating. Don’t stand for more than 30 minutes at a time.

If I didn’t have this setup I would have been without a job right now. Absolutely recommend it.

Maybe if we ask nicely.

If you switch to programming.dev most political stuff gets automatically filtered away unless you’re subscribed to it. Give it a try.

Couldn’t add perforce to the list because someone else was checking it out, I see.

Before the ddos they were also spamming a certain n-word. Why are far-right groups targeting codeberg anyway?

1. I use them not that often, but more often than convenience stores.

2. Usually I the one closest to my house that has the drink I want.

3. Coke, coffee or icecream.

4. Supermarket. They’re way cheaper there and the supermarket is a 5 minute walk away.

5. They’re the most convenient out of all options. No human interactions, and there is usually one on the way where you’re going. If you’re at work, they usually have vending machines inside the building so you don’t even need to put on your jacket.

Vending machines sell drinks at almost double the price of the ones at super markets and around 150% of the ones at convenience stores, so it all comes down to how quicker it is to buy one from the vending machines vs stores. But when it comes to canned drinks, convenience stores tend not to have the canned ones and only sell PET bottles, and as everyone knows, PET bottles are bad for the environment, and the drinks don’t taste as good as the canned versions.

I think it is absolutely fine. Most of the time the communities are on a .ml instance, or modded by the worst people imaginable.

Make many communities and let the inferior ones die. This is good for Lemmy. Just don’t copy the same posts to your community, as it’ll fill the front page with duplicates, which is detrimental to Lemmy.

https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=18332

Currently at bronze which means it at least starts up, but that’s about it.

I still recommend GIMP 3.0 as it has made huge changes that vastly improved user workflow, such as non-destructive editing, multi-layer selection, lower clicks required for each action, etc. It feels much more modern now and non-developer user friendly.

Or you get a windows VM and run your favorite program in that. It works but has a slight performance decrease. You can disable internet access on the VM to prevent telemetry and spyware.

A laptop running linux mint.

Just return it. I’m sure they’ll understand. And it’s the thought that matters.

Your house can burn. I still use my fire properly and don’t want it gone just because you played with yours and burned your house down.

You can focus on 3 or 4 things and be expert at all of them if you uninstall all your mobile games.

You have to be able to redistribute commercially, but the FUTO license only allows non-commercially.

This has no effect on us users so it is essentially just as good as open source, but technically it is not open source.

FUTO keyboard. It has the best swipe-typing and voice to text out of all source-viewable ones. (Not fully open source due to the license)

Maybe he would prefer perforce.

Surely we all write unit tests and debug from there, right?

… Right?

I feel no fear or anxiety at all at first. It just doesn’t come out if someone is next to me. The fear and anxiety comes afterwards when you’ve started taking a little bit too long. I think a lot also has to do with reduced bladder pressure as you get older or get chronic back issues.

Count the number of tiles in front of you, solve some math problems in your head, think about what to do next saturda- shit, some guy just moved next to me. Is he looking? Maybe I should pull out my phone and check lemmy. …but then people will think I’m recording them piss, and the fact that I’m still not pissing will further justify their suspicions. Maybe I should just pretend to have a small coughing fit and that’s why I can’t pee. But then people will start looking, and maybe even worry I’ll spray them accidentally. Oh the guy finished peeing. I’ll just wait until he leaves the room then. Oh another guy just entered. Well, he doesn’t know anything so I’ll just pretend I finished peeing and hold it in for the rest of the day.