Sorry, book broke

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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • sorrybookbroke@sh.itjust.workstocats@lemmy.worldTurkey face
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    4 days ago

    Given a drop of gods nector eddy now understands all food before and all food to come tastes disturbingly close to ash. With every bite cones longing along with the knowledge that this isn’t even their greatest flavour. Ambrosia is still out there (bacon).

    Eddy has lost purpose


  • sorrybookbroke@sh.itjust.workstocats@lemmy.worldBrian and Gizmo
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    9 days ago

    My sisters cat goes fucking crazy for these cat toy springs. Anything else she gets bored of quickly but the springs? Never.

    She’ll put them in difficult to get to spots before trying to get them back, she’ll fling them across the room, and she’ll hide them wherever she can. Maybe the goblin will just hold it in her mouth while she walks. Once we found a spring in a box of rice. She just kinda dropped it in and we didn’t notice until it came out


  • Gonna be that asshole who suggests neovim. Same deal with the insane plugin community but we have more control and can do more stupid (and useful) shit.

    I’ve been using it for laravel development for years (though with blade mainly) along with, on seperate repos, react and react native. The tailwind language server works well too

    On the running commands on save yeah you can either use hooks or just overload the :w command to do whatever you want. If you take the later route, anything after a ! In command mode runs as a command in your default shell (non-interactive mode)

    It’ll take some time to build out something to the level of vscode yourself but it’s been very worth it for me. I feel like the editor is an extension of myself. Yeah, ok, that sentence felt like a bit too much dick sucking even to me. Seriously though it may seem simplistic at first but with the right plugin setup I’ve yet to find anything I miss from vscode and I was an absolute unit of a power user on that thing.

    Glad you’re able to adjust to a new workflow too because you’ll need to be if you take the plunge.

    Anyway, hope you find something even if you don’t pick neovim. Just don’t pick Emacs or I swear to god I will cry







  • Nah Kubuntu is fine. Look up the reasons people don’t like cononical to see if you personally care (I do but I’m weird) but sincerly kubuntu is chill.

    If you’re new I can’t fully reccomend endeavor. Well made, great distro, but built for people who are ok with managing their system manually. If that’s your vibe though great choice. Want something that looks like Kubuntu, is easier to manage, not cononical, with a rolling release model? OpenSuse tumbleweed with KDE plasma is chill.

    Still though nothing wrong with sticking to Kubuntu.

    now switching to Gentoo on the other hand will make you 2x hotter




  • sorrybookbroke@sh.itjust.workstoLinux@programming.devWhy do some people hate Manjaro?
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    Their devs constantly make mistakes that harm the ecosystem, they suggest poor practices, and are generally incompetent.

    They ddosed the aur twice the second time the exact same way as the first. No solution was put into place to fix the root cause and it caused a major issue. They didn’t learn.

    The lead arm Dev pushed an update to Asahi (trusted, due to their position) that broke the system for half of the users (those using xorg) showing the dev didn’t test it on xorg at all. The problem? They upped a version for a dependency which had nothing to do with their code. The issue was documented. This dev, their lead arm dev, didn’t check the docs before upoing the version. Didn’t test at all either. This is a lead dev. That’s their standard

    Before asahi was released they claimed manjaro worked on the m1 macbooks with a marketing page and all shipping a random dev version of the Asahi kernal known to not even boot. This was lucky as if it could, the build had a chance to break the computer. What did they do this? Who knows.

    They forgot to update their SSL certs 5 times telling people to change their system clocks the first time. You can automate SSL cert renewal by the way. It’s easy and takes at max twenty minutes if it’s not cooperating and you’ll never have to worry again. This shows, again, they’re not competant and don’t learn from their mistakes.

    They suggested, and strongly defended, using sudo pacman -Syyu which forces a database refresh for every install. This is not likely ever needed unless something fucks up bad and puts unnecessary stress on the repos.

    A lot more too but I’m sleepy. I rarely say a distro is a bad choice but manjaro is the strongest exception for me. You can’t trust their devs. Of course the entire AUR and update issue but that’s hit or miss on whether it effects you

    If you want a semi rolling release like manjaro I’d suggest OpenSuse tumbleweed. Same release idea but with consistantly competant devs.

    Manjaro is a wet fart. I don’t want them sitting in my lap man




  • What game is it? What’s the guide? I’ve been thinking of making some guides for games and posting them to Lemmy myself for a but now. I have absolutely no follow through lol

    Edit: ah I see it was Zelda totk and a specific character. If you have time I’d love to see a post with your explination. Not got a switch myself and don’t love pirating good games so it’s a no play for me