Run the background stuff as a daemon, and then write an interface to take stdin/stdout and interact with that daemon.
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15·3 months agoAn analog watch. Nothing fancy, just a cheap Casio or Timex or whatever.
1692·4 months agoMaybe Uber should be responsible for background checks of their drivers and hold them accountable for their actions and be able to fire them for misconduct. But that might require hiring drivers as actual employees. And then Uber could issue company vehicles.
Oh wait, I’m describing taxi companies that already existed before Uber.
The fact that we allow Uber/Lyft to operate as a way to skirt regulations that were put in place to keep people safe, and then trust Uber will implement work around solutions like this is ridiculous.
Same goes to AirBnB
May as well just reinstall the os at this point.
yay --noconfirm, type in password and then walk away
An analog watch and a paper journal have been the biggest upgrades to my life I’ve made in years.
0·6 months agoEpic and Microsoft have way more money than Valve does.
0·6 months agoSymlinks are perfectly allowed in LFH. That discussion is about which way Debian should do it for its default applications.
Its good to have a shallow understanding, even if you don’t need to know the details. That way if you find yourself looking for a config file in
/bin/, then you might get the idea that you are making a mistake.Also, the search function in every GUI file browser on linux will be streets ahead of the one built into the windows file explorer, so you don’t need to fear using it. It won’t return ads, or web results, or take 6 years to search through the folder that you are currently in.
the underlying system organization is completely impossible to navigate. Pertinent files can be scattered over several locations for whatever reason so don’t even bother trying to figure out a pattern
Good thing you don’t have to figure it out, because its standardized.
0·7 months agoI live in croatia, and I did overexagarate the price a lot
Yeah, I just put on a VPN and picked a random address in a random town. Seems like iFixit will sell the battery replacement kit for €39.95 and shipping is €9.80
That sounds like you just got a dud of a battery. Because phones dying in a few months is not normal. A quick look online and it seems like smasnug has a 24 month warranty (in regions other than North America). Have you tried a warranty replacement?
If battery degradation is the only problem, why not just replace the battery? You can probably find a shop that will do it, or iFixit has a guide and sells batteries for $55.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Samsung+Galaxy+S24+Battery+Replacement/175612
Seems pretty wasteful to throw out the whole phone because of a dead battery. Do you also get a new car instead of changing the tires when they get worn?
Ask ChatGPT “How do I unionize my workplace to protect my job against AI obsessed management?”
372·7 months agohow about Europeans just learn that corporate profits are more important that a few peasant lives ffs.
29·9 months agoOn your gf’s system, is hardware acceleration configured correctly?
Amtrak: “At least we’re not VIA Rail.”
It says “Email and work apps are not offered through the Commostore app store”. So you can’t receive email unless you sideload an email app. And you could also sideload a browser as well to open a link. At which point you just have a smartphone.