could be defeated by doing an analysis of when the commits were made on average vs other folks from random repositories to find the average time of day and then reversing that information into a time zone
This is the first thing I thought of upon reading the title, and I swear I’ve read a writeup of something that included this as a lead that led to identifying an individual (i.e. commit timestamps)
I’d say they’re in a somewhat similar realm of consistency so no
a master at knowing what will make someone click on his videos
Coincidentally also a master at knowing what will make me never click on them (yes it’s the horrifying face he makes)
Same, but 5,94573 Finnish marks!
If anyone knows places to search for freely shared images that would be amazing
e.g. loop
Or a pair of non-meme plugs that’s designed to actually block all noise. Mack’s Ultra Soft are quite excellent.
Bravo
YAML, which is great
countries:
- fi
- se
- no
- dk
=> { "countries": ["fi", "se", false, "dk"] }
They could’ve swapped the SIM to another phone though? Assuming you’re rocking a provider default PIN
The Aristocats!
Amen. I’m currently using Iosvmata, a custom build of Iosevka.
Not sure what garbled the link the but here it is
It’s this post: https://sh.itjust.works/post/5513795
I found it funny. I no longer find it funny
Photopea is excellent, but FOSS it is not.
Yeah I love how “switching friends and family to Signal” is just a thing OP did, almost reads like satire
Yeah I suppose that could work. Just get a framebuffer PDF reader going and you’re off to the races. Found this one via Google:
https://github.com/aligrudi/fbpdf
Probably won’t play too well with terminal multiplexing / split windows (tmux, screen), but you could probably have the reader on e.g. TTY2 and a multiplexer on TTY1 for other stuff.
Like the parent said, it surfaces old (as in years old) posts as “hot”. Not sure if that’s the case still, but I have definitely noticed it before.
That depends entirely on what you want to / need to do with your PC.
As a teenager some 15 years ago I did use a TTY only setup on an 800 MHz Pentium for… Months, I guess? Obviously I wasn’t doing anything too immediately productive back then; I was mostly either compiling kernels or playing nethack with the wiki open in (e)links via screen for multiplexing. It was an intensely comfy experience as I recall, just a small handful of processes running at any given time.
A Steam Deck OLED, aww yeah