AngryDemonoid @ AngryDemonoid @lemmy.lylapol.com

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I still say "Rufio! Rufio!" almost every time I see a picture or mention of Dante Brasco, which is more frequently than you might think since ATLA is one of my comfort/background shows.

One of them is following me, but with a bunch of extra spaces after the exclamation point.

I don't usually check my followers, but I happened to be in there a couple days ago. The only person following me then was my wife, so this bot/spam is relatively new.

I use an Amazfit GTR 2e, and it works almost perfectly with gadgetbridge. The only difficulty I have is i'm unable to manually update A-GPS data, so getting a GPS lock can take a while. But I don't use it a lot, and honestly, the Fitbit Versa I came from wasn't all that much better.

I hope it's obvious from your story, but just in case. Everyone, please don't ever pour gasoline on a fire. It isn't worth it.

My wife and I had a similar conversation the other day. The kids were being a handful, and she said, "Why do people even have kids?"

And I said it's because society lies to you. "You'll never feel emotionally/mentally/financially ready for kids. Just do it!"

I always tell people that you need to be 110% sure. I wouldn't trade my kids for anything, but I sure do miss the quiet, free time, and extra money.

If I only read on my phone, I'd use Librera. But for syncing between my Onyx Boox device and my phone, KOReader is hard to beat.

I've only played a couple hours so far. I just thought I hadn't figured out how to access the maps not that they didn't exist...

Hard to say for sure, but one of my favorites is Amos Burton from The Expanse. I don't know if he was meant to be anyone's favorite given his personality and violent nature, but I love him anyway.

Your second point is a big one for me. If I hit the gym in the morning, I'm more likely to make better food choices throughout the day. Conversely, if I skip a planned gym day, i'm more likely to binge on anything I can get my hands on...

I dove headfirst recently and switched from KDE Plasma to Hyprland. I ended up using someone else's config as a base, and I'm still tweaking, but so far, I have no regrets.

Pixelfed is the one i'm hoping for too. I follow a few people on there, but it would be nice if anyone I knew used it.

Wtf...i knew it was going to be bad, but immediately ignoring one of the primary rules of firearm safety (always treat a firearm as if it is loaded) was not what I expected.

I figured it was going to be an accidental discharge while unloading.

The PWA support on android isn't great either. At least compared to chrome or even Samsung Internet.

I don't follow any best practices. AUR, updates without checking the feed, etc. Been on arch for 2 years or so without any major issues.

Two days ago I decided to give hyprland a try just for some excitement. Lol.

You can use the archinstall script and get it setup in however long it takes to install everything.

I recently went through the process of manually setting up hyprland. Only after finding out it was added to archinstall...

I think, at last count, I had something like 50-60 docker containers running. I'm starting to hit the limit of what my 10-year-old hardware is capable of, so i've started saving for an upgrade. Lol.

My laptops and RPis aren't named anything interesting. My server is named Lyla though. I let my youngest kid pick the name.

Thanks for suggesting mosh! I use termux a lot for ssh, and mosh looks like it will fix some of my biggest issues with it. Mainly losing connection when switching networks.

I honestly don't remember! Lol.

I went searching, but all I could find is his review of the sieve, which I've never watched. But, I know 100% that it was him and this sieve just in a different video....

https://youtu.be/slZT82soY4k

One step at a time