* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42554715
Results: Roboto Mono !
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* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42554715
Results: Roboto Mono !
I mean I'd prolly be okay paying yearly fee for access to such a registry.
What will the actual next advanced release be called:
* next-next
* next (2)
* actual-next-final
We can probably arrange a Cameo to achieve this!
Beautiful just the same!
https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/bloms/blue-prince
Is this you?
Can I (yet) just press tab and have it inspect my PATH variable for completable items?
That is literally the only reason I gave up on it.
Also for those interested in auto-moving chess boards, see the Go Chess project:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/gochess-most-powerful-che...
It takes a different approach: 1-4 "robots" under the board moving pieces around - with the goal of being able to reset the board or setup a position super-quick!
The idea is great, thanks for sharing! But att I don't feel it provides enough sample data to really make an informed decision.
I'll check again when an HN post comes out stating they've changed their licensing stance - Until then, closing this tab and forgetting about it ...
* Pee
* Weigh (naked)
* Perform morning routine
* Pee
* Weigh (naked)
My old scale had 0.2 lb granularity and certainly repeated the previous value if you stepped in it again within some certain time.
My new scale (Etekcity) is 0.1 granularity and often comes in at 0.1 or 0.2 lbs less on the 2nd weight in.
I'm pretty happy with docker desktop generally, but looks like it stopped updating for the version of osx I'm using on my 2019 intel mbpro, so I'll definitely consider alternatives for it there ...
Thanks for sharing !
Just the same thanks for sharing and I'm enjoying playing around with this !
When seeing the ads for the new Crow on Reddit (showing up a lot in my feed), with the tagline: "Keep The Promise, Break Everything Else"
In my mind I hear this variation on the CD quote:
"Love With Your Heart: Use Violence For Everything Else"
The most useful setup pattern I can share for both nix-darwin and home-manager is to configure them to store their rc files next to the system files, and not overwrite them ...
This keeps darwin/hm from fully replacing your mac /etc/zsh* ~/.zsh* files on each update and also keeps os system updates from destroying your nix files ...
You instead add sourcing statements in your system/home files to bring in your nix files.
These sourcing statements are nuked after every OS upgrade so first time you login, nothing looks right in your shell.
For this, I keep a copy of both the system file before the nix sources and a copy of the file after the nix sources ... If the post-updated version of the system file matches the backup then I can simply replace with the backup of the versions with sources included ... If they don't match, then I have to review the file, manually add the sources, and create new backups ...
I'll also say that the system files haven't changed in a long time (zsh) so I can just copy my etc/zsh*-nix-backup files into place then restart my shell and be back to good ...
Separately, but related, I remember getting a spam email back in the late 90's where the spammer CC'd instead BCC'd, and it was sent to over 100 addresses who were all clearly variations of my first and last name ... It was a fun when there were multiple reply-alls with "Are we ALL $firstName $lastNames's on this list?" --- Surreal
With that idea in mind, I googled and found [0]
Its the only terminal base tracker explicitly labeled as such on [1]
Anyone know of others?
* http://dawnofplay.com/DreamOfPixels/soundtrack.html
* https://soundcloud.com/yanooshmusicproductions/new-wave-siry...