Audacious @ Audacious @sh.itjust.works

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How can most of the country be so red? Are people not paying attention?

OP wants no control of his eyes and computer and wants to give that control to corpos.

Withings is a company that makes some health related tech products, like a watch. I bought a scale from them 5 or so years ago.

Well said, can't upvote this enough.

In my opinion, there is no democracy without the public being able to protest. If the powers that be are not making decisions or actions of the people, for the people, how are they to know how upset they are; unless the powers don't care and send tanks or armed forces to squash disgruntled protesters.

Even if you disagree with the protesters, you should allow them to voice their grievances publicly, otherwise you don't actually want a democracy, imo. I see so many uncaring takes or indifferent takes, it's the silent insidious part of humanity, like a cop watching a crime happen but don't want to get involved.

I tried Kate on Linux, and didn't see that. I'll look into it again. Thanks for the tip.

I have no clue what it would take to make a Linux version, way over my head haha

Can confirm from personal experience, taco bell gives me diarrhea but chipotle doesn't. Used to get weekly chipotle burritos because of the school discount.

I'm so ready for something like this. I've cleaned up my bookmarks and been waiting for alternatives to search engines.

I prefer the name Burma, idk why.

I'll try this next, thanks for the info.

Tired it and it didn't have the features I wanted. Last I looked, the description said they are in the process of implementing them.

Haven't heard of Lutris, and the website says it's an open source gaming platform. I'm kinda confused about what it does. It's a client to host all your gaming accounts? How's that related to NP++? Sorry if I sound too obtuse, it can take a bit on the uptake for me.

-Folder search/replace functions, which searches all text in all file types in a folder I choose.

-User created language rules and formatting (An example use case is a personal path of exile's loot filter)

-Dark mode or ability to customize UI colors

-Exporting/importing application settings and languages

Notepad++ can do these without too much of a learning curve, which is nice, because I'm not looking for a full IDE to learn. Also the last two points are not as important, but really nice to have.

I'm willing to learn a new software package as long as it doesn't have a big learning curve (basically as easy as notepad++), suggestions would be welcomed and maybe a nudge in the right direction to where these features are.

The majority are not rich.

I installed Linux mint in dual boot configuration, which had some problems getting working (aka not easy). I haven't used it much mostly because notepad++ isn't available outside of emulation and ubuntu's repo. I tried like all the Linux notepads' and didn't like them because they lacked notepad++ functionalities I wanted. I really want to drop windows, but cannot right now.

This tells me the judge admitted that trump is above the law because of his position.

What's up with this video? I'm not interested in watching it, but YouTube keeps recommending it to me, and every time I see it the views on it keeps exponentially growing.

Stinky tofu. Smelled like literal shit, tasted like literal shit.

It's an alternative idea for a removable battery that they don't want to give back to the consumers, not even the steam deck has this. Software updates are nice, but the batteries are still the main limiting factor on a phones usability. I know getting free battery replacements is asking too much, but their dark patterns are as well. Corporations have way too much leeway, power, and protections; I don't care if they get hit hard with changes that help consumers.

3, then 4, then 5... Just like putin.