Could it be that the blade + razor aggressiveness combo you were using is not equivalent to a cartridge razor? Personally with a nice blade and 1960s Gillette Slim Adjustable on the higher settings it gets insanely close even going with the grain, much closer than I've gotten with plastic cartridge options.
I wonder why they thought it necessary to build a new terminal emulator instead of just skin and contribute to alacritty or wezterm
Based Graphene devs, holy cow. These guys rock
How do you all handle this? I'm going to start poking around with NixOS but anticipate Python dev to be impossible on the base OS, so curious what sorts of options y'all use when connecting your configured editor to a container- e.g. if I have Neovim configured in my host, is it better to re-set-up Neovim again with the same dotfiles in the container and dev in the container, or connect the editor to the container somehow?
My gut is saying it's probably cleaner to set up an editor inside the container, just not sure I want to do that every time I start a project.
How is the eye fatigue? With VR I get sorta sick
I believe Mycroft is no longer supported due to legal battles
I'm a bit confused why you wouldn't directly contribute to OpenStreetMap. That database is already in-use by many- further splintering of open alternatives to proprietary mapping only hurts the FOSS community IMO because we need as many hands on deck as possible with OpenStreetMap making the data better and feature-rich to maintain any semblance of parity with something like Google Maps.
All I can think of is this
Do the ridges (indents) in the foam make resting your hands on them annoying because it's a feature your skin is against, or is it essential for non-slippage?
Working on a PR to get latest piantor firmware in QMK master at the moment
After having kept jellyfish as pets (Atlantic bay nettles), I wouldn't really consider them to be vegetarian nor vegan. While similar to plants, seemed to have a greater sense of environmental awareness than my plants. Mine could sense light, have "off days", and interact with their environment. It's probably true that there's not much going on there due to the small amount of nerves that control everything, but even when mine would accidentally get caught on tank cleaning tools or get bumped around they'd react in a protective way and to me it's just similar enough to animalistic behavior that I'd not feel comfortable consuming them if I were vegan.
Oh sweet! This introduced a whole new world to me. Also seeing mutmut, is one better than the other?
Does something like this exist for Python?
For good reason! Security updates are super important and the project extends upon having regular updates there.
GrapheneOS does this- contacts and storage have scopes such that you can fake out the app into thinking it has access but really quarantine it to a specific folder. I use this for things like applications where I want it to have file access for photos, but only the photos I send to that folder.
Just replaces- I was finding that the connectivity wasn't as solid with TRRS, and this should also greatly reduce problems for when users disconnect the halves while powered.