I guess their company might have a BYOD policy… Damn I hope that’s the case.
I guess their company might have a BYOD policy… Damn I hope that’s the case.
I saw this thread on stack Exchange
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/41210/redirect-terminal-output-to-image-file#41211
I think you’d write a script that turns standard output from something like khal to an image, then use a feh command to turn it into your background. But honestly it’s pretty fast to set up a keyboard shortcut to launch a terminal session and type khal
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I think PhotoPrism
I think you want to use hwdb and evdev to do this: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/nypsi1/updated_guide_to_remapping_keys_on_linux_using/
If you check out the mailing list archives there is some active discussion about dbus-broker as well.
Vimwiki + Syncthing. You can deafult your vimwiki to create markdown files… This only works if you use vim/neovim as your text editor.
What software did you use to put the slide deck together? It seems to work so nicely when placed on a webpage, too…
When I first entered this thread I was on your side. But in a twist of extreme irony, the first 7-10 disagreement replies explaining that giving a reason is better than a random downvote, I ended up siding with them. Maybe between blocking, reporting, and explanations, we have enough?
I’m not sure if lemmy/the fediverse has the legs to keep the community going indefinitely (i was around when Voat was absorbing the last reddit exodus, i’m hoping lemmy has more legs than that), but I think i’m done with these for-profit social media sites.
What I’m hoping for, is that a portion of people that care and come to Lemmy stick with it, and those people that aren’t at all concerned with Reddits’s business dealings stick with Reddit. It gives each community a chance to develop it’s own voice, which is how it was before the major centralization of the web.
I guess what I’m saying is, even if Lemmy doesn’t beat Reddit into the ground, Lemmy can still win in it’s own way.
I use vimwiki. If you are on linux you can set up a workflow: spawn a terminal, launch neovim, and using plugins, use a keyboard shortcut (eg <leader>vw) to launch into your main personal wiki page. If you host that index on a syncthing folder, you have auto sync’d notes across all your linux instances. You can configure your pages to be autosaved as markdown files.
I’m the same as you! I recommend “trash-cli”, then you can undo if you mess something up. You can even set an alias to echo “wrong command” if you use ‘RM’.