stepanzak @ stepanzak @iusearchlinux.fyi

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I don't use Windows, but given that their office key just sends ctrl+shift+alt+meta, I'm afraid that this could send something like meta+alt that windows users don't use, but it would be useless for some Linux users that already use that key combo.

Is there a way to play minecraft without supporting microsoft? AFAIK the cracked clients can't play on servers that doesn't specifically allow it.

Idk what do you listen to, but when I listen to hour long podcast, I don't care about 30 seconds sponsor. That's not helpful, I know.

Just make it remapable (is that a word?) and I don't really care

The people from Charm ( GitHub ) make some really cool programs. My favorites are Glow - markdown renderer, and Gum - tool for adding interactivity into shell scripts

Navi is kinda similar to cheat but it has some cool features like shell widget and tmux widget.

That's SO cool! It's like those extremely complex redstone builds in minecraft, but irl and way cooler. I love it!

I love the Gruvbox Plus icon pack. Especially the firefox icon

I do too, now :)

I would consider normal that my photos that I only share with some people were leaked if one of those people's accounts got hacked.

User opted-in to share those data

In many cases that's true, although we probably can't do anything about it when companies refuse to support Linux ¯(ツ)_/¯

Month ago I had to use an official python script to connect to my high school's wifi. It was a simple dialog gui though.

Yeah but that's 19 years ago

I prefer to explain in detail how to fix that and then say in one short sentence how easier I would fix it on Linux if it happened on Linux, which it obviously wouldn't. It's usually completely unbiased and I'm a popular person :)

There is no need to emulate android. There are many good authenticators for Linux.

Is deep sleep the same thing as hibernation? Hibernation is broken for me even on new EndeavourOS install on two different laptops.

I still don't care about cookies is a Firefox extension that removes any cookie warning (thus you don't accept and the site can't use them, or at least shouldn't). It's free and open-source and not bought by Avast (unlike the I don't care about cookies extension). UBlock origin also has anti-cookie filters that you can easily enable in it's settings.

A few weeks ago, I got a new laptop, and GitHub just denied me logging in. I had to use the recovery code. I was extremely angry because I entered the 2FA codes right, and it always just said unable to login.

URLCheck is a life changer!