I thought it said “nerd space” not “third space” and I was like what’s that??!!

I mean, I would have thought the context was clear that that’s not really what’s being discussed. But if not, then sure, if you just have files backed up, then all you need to worry about is making sure you have enough copies of that as you need to not lose it.

I mean… you’re the one changing the context. they literally were stating what they were doing with their backup, and you moved the goalposts. not even the original meme image implied it was about whatever the hell you’re on about.

No, you’re the one in a conversation that’s really not about your type of situation.

We’re talking about businesses who have servers - internet servers, internal servers

ok so you just started your own conversation without telling anyone then. yeah now it’s clear why you’re arguing with them like that. No one said anything of the sort until you came along. Their comment was a top level comment on a meme image, that has nothing to do with business requirements or servers. You’re just making up the conversation and pretending like TrickDacy was “in a conversation that’s not really about [their] type of situation”.

Explain how it’s possible. If you’re talking about if you go in and modify the kernel sure. For a person that’s asking on a forum, no, they are looking for a built in way.

I do not think that is possible but if it is, then you’ll want to ask in the discord or discourse forums.

You could try out symlinks and then just use a normal editor like obsidian. Like put all the files in the root, but symlink them into folders to make it easy to organize?

CachyOS, Nobara, Bazzite, there’s a lot of good options.

The comments on that article are unbearable.

This has to be one of the most brain dead comments I’ve read about Linux…. ever.

What do you mean by window positioning?

Yeah it’s pretty crazy, like Ruby was extremely well known for how good its tooling is, so much so that it inspired numerous other language package managers and build tools like elixir’s mix, rust’s cargo, and the lock files in npm and composer.

The testing frameworks everyone uses today are directly descended from Ruby’s RSpec, almost to the letter. BDD and TDD were pioneered by Ruby devs.

Extension functions in Kotlin are a direct result of lessons learned from Ruby metaprogramming while Rust and Elixir’s syntax are both directly inspired by Ruby.

The beauty of Ruby’s DSLs also spread to almost every new language. Kotlin and Gradle DSL scripts are possible because of Ruby.

Rails inspired an entirely new paradigm of web frameworks, where things were supposed to be easy by default. Laravel, Spring Boot, Phoenix, Django all are directly inspired by this, even though Django came out first it wasn’t easy to use.

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Python gave us… Jupyter notebooks, whitespace which no one uses, and not much else.

Have you ever actually read the manual? I have. It’s thousands of words for how to build a single python library. If you look at almost any other language it will be a tenth of that. Ruby’s is literally like 4 commands total. The only people that think Python tooling is even halfway good are people that have never used a language with proper tooling.

https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2023/01/15/how-to-improve-python-packaging/

The main problem is that Python purists have hardly used any other languages so they don’t realize how shitty their tooling is. The most direct comparison is Ruby and the tooling difference is astronomical. I always refer to this article for how bad the situation is https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2023/01/15/how-to-improve-python-packaging/

Yeah haha that’s why I said “I’ve heard” 😂

I thought this was well known. That’s why I don’t understand people using whatsapp at all. On android and ios products from the same company can access data between different apps, breaking through the sandbox. So if you have WA and FB installed, FB can see the data in WA and then send it in plain text back to meta’s servers (or encrypting with a key they have access to).

This does not mean that WA isn’t e2e encrypted. That’s why this spokesman can say:

“Any claim that people’s WhatsApp messages are not encrypted is categorically false and absurd,” spokesman Andy Stone said in an email. “WhatsApp has been end-to-end encrypted using the Signal protocol for a decade. This lawsuit is a frivolous work of fiction.”

And be completely truthful, and yet the lawsuit also be completely truthful. If you can visually see it on your screen then Meta can have access to it if they wanted. You have to actually trust the company behind the software as well and it needs to be open source and auditable and that still isn’t necessarily enough. WA already doesn’t meet two of these requirements so why in the world would you trust it at all?

Here’s an article talking about this on iOS. https://iosbrain.com/blog/2022/05/24/beyond-the-sandbox-using-app-groups-to-communicate-between-ios-or-macos-apps/

I’ve heard that new Donkey Kong game is just Donkey Kong Mario Odyssey essentially.

Probably depends on the restaurant if the menu is up to date, but this was the first one I clicked on and it has the menu listed multiple times in multiple places.

The delivery filter is in the scrollbar below the map

Yeah there’s literally only a few other programs that might prevent users from moving over now. I can only think of two suites, Office 365 and any sort of photogrammetry software.

Google maps does the same thing…

It’s not, but they get more business on the apps, even if the apps take a massive cut.

If you aren’t interested in more parts of Linux or computers then you are likely not going to be reading this community. For example you made the comment, but you also state you have a home lab. So you’re at least partially interested in more.