I did this in 2024! I use Finamp on my phone for music.
I bought a lot of albums on bandcamp, bought CDs for those that weren’t on bandcamp, and pirated those that weren’t available in either format (looking at you still woozy, stop releasing tapes lol).
Used CDs are a great deal and can be shipped all over the world for cheap.
Users on jellyfin can be allowed access to selected media libraries so just divvy stuff up that way, simple as folders.
I love this syntax! Coming from languages like R and Julia this all looks and feels super natural, and the implementation of the pipe is perfect.
The pseudo OOP stuff with self in maps is also very clever.
I’ve tried building some data structures in Lua and got hung up on meta tables and such - the use of “self” and the fact that maps here stay in order is awesome.
Makes me think of lightweight, dynamic rust.
idk if this could be subjective, but what do you mean by upstream here? Does that mean it’s included in most distros?
But only if it results in reclaimed vertical real estate! Vertical tabs in edge is a a net loss in screen space, which makes it pointless in my opinion
Thanks, this is cool! Definitely looks fun to play around with, plus logging might help demystify proton nonsense
I have no idea how people set up more than one program in proton/lutris/bottles/whatever but it is definitely super cool.
Until proton becomes well documented with tutorials and explanations I feel like this is sadly unachievable for most casual people
I think this is spot on. Raising a family takes time, and if there are not enough like human hours available in a “standard” schedule/lifestyle for two average people, they just aren’t going to be able to raise a family. I think it’s as simple as that.
I tried the same atomic budgie recently - love budgie compared to any other desktop environment, but I could not figure out how to install non flatpak programs.
I have never seen anything about “layering”, and couldn’t install essential software that happens to only be distributed as a .deb/.rpm file without help from chatgpt, toolbox, and manually installing probably 30 dependencies by basically guess and check.
Until rpm-ostree has an actual like wiki or manual or until fedora has articles on how to deal with these issues I don’t know how many people could use it, especially normal users.
Sweet! If you or other readers are into this sort of thing, I think it has the same vibe as “If Books Could Kill”, some very solid debunking going on there too
These look super cool, but it says episode is unavailable - where do you listen to these?
What about onlyoffice? The UI is a lot more modern which is probably the issue right?
To be a little more specific, schools take a cut (often called overhead) of awarded grant money to pay admin salaries among other things - sometimes in excess of 50%!
These rates have grown universally over time and the practice is obvs not popular amongst the actual researchers/PIs.