Oh when will China start making HDDs and SSDs and GPUs and CPUs

PLEASE China PLEASE flood the market with cheap, top shelf computer parts that will force Western corporations to lower their prices or go bankrupt when they don’t

Glad we’ve moved on from farming animals to make pianos.

Still doesn’t stop humans raping and pillaging the natural world, of course.

The obvious solution is architecting society such that parents have more time to parent while making enough to pay the bills, rather than exporting parenting because they can’t afford to miss work due to parenting.

You start having enough of these conversations, and it all eventually points back to capitalism and taxing the rich.

If the pushback on social media doesn’t get Discord to drop these plans, then I’ll just have to delete the app.

Not caving to another app asking for Personally Identifiable Information (PII) only for this same data to be leaked months to years later.

Society will do everything to protect children aside from making better parents.

What’s dd?

As soon as you convert from an .XLS file to a .CSV file, the data and sig figs used to display that data are saved while the math formulas used to calculate that data are erased.

This means that when you try to go from .CSV to .XLS, Excel doesn’t know the original formula that created the data to then be able to display more decimal points. The formula is absolutely necessary to change sig figs of displayed data.

The only other way I can think of that would allow one to change sig figs in .CSV data is if the .XLS file was converted with like the maximum number of sig figs displayed, or let’s say 10-20. Then in a .CSV, you can modify the sig figs to something less, like 0-20.

But I want to say that if you save that .CSV file after the sig fig change, where you original converted it with 10-20 sig figs but then changed them to 0-20, the .CSV overwrites the data and you lose the sig figs that you concatenated.

Result: adding decimal points in a .CSV isn’t possible.

Death, death to the IDF

Then we’ll surround ICE. Fuck em

Since I see both on here,

Trilium > Obsidian

Arch, btw

(Kubuntu rly ;P)

This is some lib shit. Fuck that noise.

If ICE keeps terrorizing communities, communities of people’s loved one, they have every right to protest that.

I don’t know if you know this, but if ICE continue to do this shit (and they will), the the inevitable outcome is a civil war.

This will not get better in the next year or 3 years before the next elections. It will get worse. And you’re telling people to just sit through the pain and suffering of this Admin, as if that will prevent more pain and suffering from coming.

Tim Walz should have used the MN National Guard to defend the People of Minnesota. Ever since he was cucked by Kamala Harris after the 2024 DNC, she’s shone himself to be a limp dick that willingly bends over to lick the boot of the fascists.

If Tim won’t protect people, they’ll do it themselves. And they’re right to.

Does that recipe for a neutralizing agent also work on tear gas?

I can’t stand dishes so much anymore that I just let the pots I used to cook cool while I’m eating dinner, then just throw them in the fridge.

I usually eat the leftovers within the following 1-2 days, and I have less dishes because I’m not using containers.

Ez

Holy FUCK

I finally got Docker Desktop to work over the weekend, after months of not being able to sign in - from a browser or CLI.

Some GUIs are nice. I prefer GUIs to CLI. But some GUIs aren’t as usable as CLI

I personally believe that the kids should be left out of whatever repercussions their parents bring on since they themselves didn’t get to choose their spawn point.

But any significant others of these ICE thugs should 100% have divorced their asses and rescinded access to their kids. Maybe should have even gotten restraining orders.

If not, they’re complicit too.

Congrats Dan!

I’d be interested in reading a debate thread on Lemmy about this.

What the pros and cons to different communication methods are following a disaster that neutralizes mainstream methods of communication.

Benn Jordan just did a video on Meshtastic and other decentralized tech, so I’m inclined to believe in mesh technology. But I’m also curious about the high frequency stuff you mention

Obsidian isn’t open source, if OP or anyone else is concerned about that.

Recent ones I’ve been trying on Linux:

• Logseq (Markdown only)

• Flatnotes (Markdown & WYSIWYG)

• MarkItUp (Markdown & WYSIWYG)

• Trilium (Markdown & WYSIWYG)

By far, I’m enjoying Trilium over the others. Trilium can do LaTeX, while Flatnotes and MarkItUp can’t (don’t remember if Logseq can). That coupled with What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) note taking - the kind of text editing like Microsoft Word, Apple Pages, or Google Docs - makes thing work just like OneNote. Plus, one of the things I was really looking forward to seeing in a Personal Knowledge Management System (PKMS) was a graphical/node map view of all my notes, which again Trilium does.

I’m actually considering making one of my old laptops a perma-server that I can run Trilium on so I can access it on both my new laptop, my phone, or pretty much any other device with an Internet connection.

Last thing I’ll say is that it doesn’t hurt to try everything and see what sticks!!! Before settling down on something permanent that works for you, that is.