spikespaz @ spikespaz @programming.dev

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This. I don't need braille to know which button, it becomes muscle memory. A touch screen UI changes dynamically, so having muscle memory like for a physical momentary switch is impossible. And the tactile feedback is important too.

People get overloaded with words. You have to focus on one concept at a time. Let them ask for others.

Yeah but brexit

You can report the seller, and I am to understand that they take you seriously.

All you idiots telling FOSS maintainers to do something else, know that we don't want to maintain yet another server. Aside from Discord, Zulip is the next best thing.

Yes, they will buy Apple phones. That is to say, fall head-first into consumerism.

That's nice, where?

Tungsten is not cheap, also it might fracture

That's just an inherent consequence of open source, people can make multiple versions of the same thing, and you can't force distro maintainers to ship all the same tools. It's not worth complaining about, and beginners need this explained to them that with choice, comes... well, choice.

But in the U.S our food is not fresh enough to be bagged by the customer. It must be wrapped so it can sit out for a considerable duration.

Expensive?

There is no guarantee that the lever would break in any position as particular as the pivot point.

Me too. Every once in awhile I have to remind myself that it's not my fault that Lenovo decided to plaster a windows logo on that key. Realistically, that's everybody's key, and it was unfair of Microsoft to do that to us in the first place

My terminal is pretty, fancy, a nice to use. I'm not sure, you might be using the default LXDE terminal or something like that, but some people take the time to make their terminal enjoyable.

The trick is to build a massive history file and let auto complete use it for parts.

Why not?

Most people are stupid boring and unthinking for the majority of their lives. It's very hard for those with special interest to find others, let alone others with the same special interest.

Fuck the fact that modern society has made most people stupid boring and unthinking, and caused die-hard intellectuals and academics to feel lonely.

The sun. Does the earth and moon orbit a gravitational center that they share? Does that center revolve around the sun? How imperceptible is this, considering the shared point is likely inside the earth given the difference between its mass and lua's?

I honestly don't see the same conceit you do, and I expected it before reading. I just read the author as a jaded evangelist.