Whoa, better make sure all my pwds are in keepass! Didn't know the fines were so hefty for that.
What I'd like is for Kamala to get in office and appoint a wicked sharp attorney general who would aggressively prosecute anyone associated with Jan 6 and Trumps many other crimes.
However, I predict Trump will get off scott free as he always has and continue being a rallying focus point for the extreme right wing. But there will be no widespread uprising. There will be legal challenges to the election, which will all fail.
If Trump survives long enough he'll try to run again in 2028, and if he can't run he'll try to mess things up for any republican candidate. He'll continue to throw a monkey wrench into any legislation that would make Democrats look good, either to improve his chances next election or just for spite.
Wow CNC rebec! Old tech meets new. I take it the fingerboard and tailpiece are also amaranth?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/20189817
> Judy Hyman played this tune on Bob Carlin's Banging and Sawing record back in 1996, and here it is again in 2024, Ithaca style.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/20120284
> Nice twin fiddle version of this tune, which is apparently from the english ballad.
Firefox for most browsing (especially youtube with ublock), chrome for facebook.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/19982294
> "They've invented a new machine, I peg one shoe it pegs fifteen"
Rich shitbags funding divisive propaganda to make the plebs fight each other and vote against their own interests.
Ah yes the "Full Self Driving" brand of limited autopilot requiring constant human supervision.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/19930720
> Ripping version of this mississippi tune from "Jeb and Mark" plus Andy on bass according to the comments. No idea who's playing guitar. No one looks up! > > carter brothers version. > > Tractor Family version, Ithaca style.
No more tricky than windows these days. Nice thing is there's a lack of commercial BS - spyware, ads, unwanted apps etc. And pretty much no matter how old your computer gets, you can still run brand new linux on it.
Brother laser printer, black and white, ethernet connection. So fast, so reliable. Do you really NEED color? I find that its not that important, and if I need quality prints, like for photos, a 300$ printer isn't going to cut it anyway.
Ditched video games years back, partly because of RSI issues, partly because getting in to other things. For a while it was mountain biking, currently is music. Also a move that was sort of RSI related, but brought its own RSI issues which I got over eventually. Music is pretty social which is good, but also bad lol.
I was into making for a while there, but have faded from that scene since I moved during the pandemic. Now all the makerspaces are 30 mins or more away and that's kind of a dealbreaker. I don't have the space or the funds for my own CNC or wood shop, plus not as motivated without the social aspect.
Other one is skiing which I used to really be into. I'm kinda barely hanging on with that, one or two times a year. The traffic has gotten terrible and the whole thing is super expensive and hassly. I'm bored with local resorts and backcountry is somewhat deadly. It does give me a little motivation for fitness since this years trip will be pretty strenuous.
they are only 'hardcore' because of the poor desktop environment integration.
A big part of why nix documentation is sub par. The essential tomes of nix - the nix manual, the nixos manual, the nixos options, the nixpkgs manual - each of these documents is just one long page.
They are the digital equivalent of scrolls, rather than books (codices?).
Rather than having a page number (or page link), one must unroll the scroll to the point of interest. One cannot simply flip between two points of interest. One cannot have bookmarks, or refer to page numbers. Ctrl-F is helpful, sure, but not great.
For instance, I was just looking for the documentation of the systemd.services.<name> options. Its near the end of the colossally long scroll known as the Nixos Options Appendix. Ctrl-F on systemctl.services will get one million hits on all the myriad services nixos offers before you finally get to the relevant section. And if you do find that section (with single pixel movements of the scroll bar) and then ctrl-f, woe betide you, you're now at the top of the document and your place is lost!
For me it just made it hurt weird, it didn't make it not hurt. Maybe one of those things where not everyone responds the same way.
Yeah this is a good option - too much ibuprofen is harmful, as is too much acetaminophen. But you can take both together and get double the pain relief.
ineffective for dental pain IMO
Keepassxc works fairly well for me, with a few quirks. Don't know how it is on apple though.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/19379363
> Travis and Trevor Stuart playing an original G tune "Henry King's Reel". Frequently called at my local jams. Travis is playing a two finger banjo style instead of the usual clawhammer.
BeOS went under.
Ed: I was a huge apple fan, bought an apple clone from Power Computing. Then Apple revoked the licensing that allowed all the apple clone companies to exist. That's when I went to BeOS which would run on my clone, and got a multicore intel machine too. When BeOS went under I tried Suse. Had kind of a sucky UI in my opinion, but I hung in there with linux as an alternative to windows and went Ubuntu/Debian/Arch/Nixos and I'm still on nixos now. Its pretty much my exclusive OS since I quit my job that required windows 5 or 6 years ago.
It ain't easy listening, but there's nothing else like it. Pretty interesting how it was made.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/19151035
> Cool ragtimey tune, with train activity in the background. The 1929 original from Prince Albert Hunt’s Texas Ramblers. "Feel like a jug of molasses"
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/19106143
> The Horsenecks with Wave the Ocean followed by a great version of the fiddle tune Flowers of Edinburgh starting at 3:45. The tune is related to, but different from the scottish one.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18624311
> Lush twin fiddle version of Lady Hamilton from Marcus Martin.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18547756
> Some fancy flatfooting from Nic Gareiss!
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18514918
> Grooving track from the chicken chokers.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18434264
> Banging old time from the "Goodbye Girls". Tune is also known as John Brown's Dream.
Love how she doesn't judge, just comps.
I've written a web app that uses ctrl+alt+<key> shortcuts because they don't interfere with the many expected ctrl-<key> shortcuts. Librewolf blocks these shortcuts because of RFP, apparently. As a result I have to disable RFP for my site (or just be annoyed all the time), and I guess I'll have to advise my users to do the same.
I haven't found any doc that explicitly discusses the justification for disabling alt shortcuts. There is a bug about how ctrl-<key> was broken for a while. This page doesn't mention alt either, that I can find.
I can guess that it probably allows identifying some keyboards somehow. Just would like to read up on it so I can at least understand what the issues are with the alt key.
Until a few days ago I was posting youtube links, and the thumbnail and link description would be filled in automatically.
Now, there's no thumbnail image and instead of the youtube preview text for my linked video, its some generic youtube stuff in french:
> - YouTube www.youtube.com Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.
Something broke?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18185547
> Snowtown, a crooked tune from Sami Braman.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18126678
> AJ Srubas is the fiddler on this. Always solid! He won clifftop in 2023.