rkuska

That's a really nice idea! I like that. What helped me from impulse buying is a simple thing; I always when I encounter something I want to buy I store it in the bookmarks (I have a folder in bookmarks called "To buy"). I only buy after a couple of weeks have passed and I decided I really need that thing. When I have a free time I go through my list and delete things that are obsolete. The second thing is, I have a limit of buying 1 thing per week (this includes also things like basic necessities, for example deodorant, that I need for myself). Needless to say I got the inspiration from my wife, she practices this for a few years already. The best thing about this is that it actually makes me feel good.

The title reads like r/Showerthoughts/ but for layers.

There was an episode on planet money about this. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/06/15/620298266/epis...

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> We recommend that OEMs, Cloud service providers, system manufacturers, software vendors and end users stop deployment of current versions on the below platforms, as they may introduce higher than expected reboots and other unpredictable system behavior.

Speaking of virtual keyboards I always liked (and still use) the one from Blackberry and I never had such problems (you should be able to install Blackberry keyboard on any Android phone). I switched to Google Pixel from iPhone once I found out I can use Blackberry keyboard there.

I understand that. It's just a bit of coincidence with naming, the area of interest and also boston.

> don't hesitate to join our Discord and talk to bunnei

Is that you bunnie? Or someone from Boston who was inspired by bunnie?

(bunnie = https://www.bunniestudios.com/ reverse engineer too, graduate from MIT)

Vulkan was there before? As everyone talks only about stupid emojis. I am confused. Vulkan seemed to me as a great big news.

Yet anyway as a python user I would expect to receive python2 version when installing python-sphinx.

In Fedora we have (most recent change in packaging guidelines):

Source rpm: python-foo which generates binary rpms: python2-foo and python3-foo where python2-foo has virtual provides for python-foo, once Python3 will become THE default python by the upstream merits we will change python-foo provides to python3-foo package.

Looking at the package list I can see:

python-sphinx and python2-sphinx

From this I conclude that python-sphinx is python3 version of sphinx right? Do you think that's sane (from user experience point of view) assuming that /usr/bin/python should point to python2? https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0394/

As a python developer I use only fonts which inserts tiny space between two and more following underscores.

See in __call__ method http://sourcefoundry.org/hack/assets/img/mockup/python-sourc...

For Fedora users:

http://copr-fe.cloud.fedoraproject.org/coprs/rkuska/passpie/

It's not arm as ARM architecture, it's just a russian acronym.

We (Fedora) are step ahead.

Currently we are waiting for a last few packages to be ported (anaconda is already running on python3 and ready for Fedora 23 release). Ironically the hardest part isn't porting (we've sent a huge amount of patches to upstream projects) but getting upstreams to accept the python3 as supported interpreter ("what is this python3 thing?" yes, this is a real quote).

I am happy to see a new distros joinning a party, gl!