Thurstylark

Calm down, Red Foreman.

This has less to do with distro, and more to do with Desktop Environment choice. Anything on Wayland is great with touchscreens. I’m on Plasma, and it’s pretty fantastic.

Me want plant corndog delight

If you’re looking for a name drop, Joplin does nicely for my uses.

That and age-gated items like alcohol and [some] medicines. If the one human managing the self-checkout horde is busy, you’re just left waiting.

No, you’ve got it set up right. Many people will have graphs where each character rectangle has open circles for the unused braile dots in the character block.

Here’s an example.

Pro tip: configure a font that doesn’t show open circles for unused braille characters to have a higher priority than your current font to get better-looking graphs.

On my system, braille characters are provided by DejaVu Serif, and it was as easy as just installing the font.

I’ve had issues with family link staying linked on a steam deck with zero hardware changes, so it could be unrelated to your hardware changes fwiw.

Yep.

This will need to be substantiated by someone who knows this for sure, but I believe the way this works is that when you search for a community that’s not on your home instance from in the app, the app asks your home instance if it knows any communities that match the search string. If your home instance has never loaded the community you’re looking for before that time, it won’t come up in search, because your home instance doesn’t have it federated yet.

However, when you click on the community link, the app is asking your home instance to load from , and so your home instance will first federate with (read: subscribe to) that community, then return the results to your app.

Your home instance now knows about that community, and should now be able to return it in search.

Here ya go

Discussion and suggestions welcome :)

My uncle missed Thanksgiving 2019 because he was in an Arkansas hospital for “untreatable viral pneumonia” and the various complications that came with it. Shit was fucking everywhere already by then.

Yeah, if this isn’t possible, and it’s still in good enough condition to fix and fly, they disassemble the plane and ship it somewhere where it can be reassembled and fixed.

Very unlikely that it’s fixable, though. Only heard of a few cases where it wasn’t more economical to just write it off after a landing like that.

Another factor to consider is how much it’ll cost to actually pull that off, and if it’s not in a very accessible location (like, idk, fucking siberia or something), that adds to the cost of recovery.

sed or awk might get you there, but something like jq which is meant for json might be a bit more ideal depending on your use-case.

THIS IS CORRECT. I CANNOT BE QUENCHED.

This video

If anyone wants to see this tunnel in all its glory, check out this video.

It’s really an awesome feat of engineering. I hope the repairs are swift.

This isn’t about that specifically, but the gist of it is that they basically got a one-of-a kind prototype GPU water block from a boutique startup to review, and instead of reviewing it with the correct model GPU and sending it back as requested, they did their review on the wrong card, concluded it was crap, and then sold it at auction during their convention.

Same here

• a rideshare driver

I mean, you at least have enough for a lurker. And believe me, I’m just glad to have my Sync back, if only to lurk with for the time being.