Personally I put scripts in ~/.local/bin/scripts/ instead of just ~/.local/bin/ because I like to keep them separate from other binaries. To note: even though ~/.local/bin/ is in PATH, it's subfolders are not, so if you do that you need to add the scripts subfolder to PATH if you want to run the scripts directly.
Well actually my scripts are in mydotfilesrepo/home/.local/bin/scripts, and I use GNU Stow to symlink mydotfilesrepo/home to /home/myuser/ (same for mydotfilesrepo/etc/ and mydotfilesrepo/usr/ which are symlinked to /etc and /usr), but it's the same result. Stow is pretty cool for centralizing your configs and scripts in one repo !
I've never seen ~/bin before so I can't comment on whether it's a good idea.
No way, they get their results through honest effort. Anyone can make crappy AI products now, but Microsoft have been doing crappy products the hard way for decades. Don't downplay their hard work !
"You asked, we built it" --> "People keep shitting on us for our terrible decisions... Quick let's do something people actually want to compensate ! Wait let's also slap AI on it, I'm sure everyone will love that" (Mozilla being Mozilla I guess...)
No I'm really really really lazy... and I hate source installs because you don't get updates and need to do them yourself. So I guess I'm going to try to figure out how to make an AUR package. Being lazy sure is a lot of work 😅
That's only because you're dumb. What do you need heating for ? You could just wear a turtleneck and save on energy costs (according to the French government asking people to turn the heating down to 17° in winter)
Yes same in France... we have the saying "en Avril ne te découvre pas d'un fil" (in April don't remove any clothing) because it's supposed to still randomly get very cold very quickly 😭
I fear that in 10 years we'll all be climate refugees in Iceland or Canada
If you mean climate change, all-time high economic disparity and fascism, then yes... but hey at least it's home-grown fascism. For most people, only german fascism is bad, apparently.
All they need to know is basically "Just pick an instance close to you and be done, and if it ever stops working well just pick another", which is the same thing as when creating an account on the Fediverse except that instances come and go a lot more.
So it would depends entirely on whether they can find the list of public instances easily... which is admittedly a problem 😅
You're right about the website, there is a link to the list of public instances on https://docs.searxng.org/ but it's a bit drowned amidst all the other stuff. If I was a regular user I would take one look at the website and run away really fast.
The Wikipedia page on SearXNG does link it, in the section about instances, but I'm not sure how many people would check the wikipedia page rather than the website
I don't know about other countries, but in France we are perfectly capable of home-growing our own brand of awfulness. No need to import any from the US, thank you very much.
Personally I put scripts in
~/.local/bin/scripts/instead of just~/.local/bin/because I like to keep them separate from other binaries. To note: even though~/.local/bin/is in PATH, it's subfolders are not, so if you do that you need to add thescriptssubfolder to PATH if you want to run the scripts directly.Well actually my scripts are in
mydotfilesrepo/home/.local/bin/scripts, and I use GNU Stow to symlinkmydotfilesrepo/hometo/home/myuser/(same formydotfilesrepo/etc/andmydotfilesrepo/usr/which are symlinked to/etcand/usr), but it's the same result. Stow is pretty cool for centralizing your configs and scripts in one repo !I've never seen
~/binbefore so I can't comment on whether it's a good idea.