I use vscode everyday with gdb and gcc (and gdbserver.) it works well, but does require some set up.
I use vscode everyday with gdb and gcc (and gdbserver.) it works well, but does require some set up.
PSN doesn’t care if you lie and just choose your nearest supported country.
It’s been on the steam page since day one, so I doubt they’d refund. It was agreed upon but not enforced until now.
I get almost this experience with Jellyseerr and jellyfin. I do have to wait ~10 min for it to download and import to my library, though.
I think every 12 hours? I’m not sure. But it doesn’t need to be super frequent, unless your IP changes often
I wouldn’t bother with a paid dynamic DNS. Most domain registrars let you change your DNS record with an API call (I know GoDaddy does because I use them.)
Then you just set up a cron job to fetch your IP and then change your DNS record to match. I use a subdomain because my main domain hosts a blog and some other stuff on a VPS, while my jellyfin server is at home.
A good search would be “[registrar name] dynamic DNS script”
It’s supported on my GrapheneOS install, maybe check it out if you have a Pixel
I managed to convince mine, and it’s been great. I miss it at home when I’m doing personal projects
Fair. I’ve heard kbin allows viewing, so there are federated sites which can see them without needing to be an admin or run an instance.
It doesn’t for commands without spaces (i.e reboot
) You might be able to escape the spaces and not use quotes, I’m not sure
It gets real crazy when you’re sending remote commands so you have to escape the escapes so that the remote keeps them and properly escapes the space
ssh -t remote "mv /home/me/folder\\\ with \\\ spaces /home/me/downloads/
Canoeboot is more of a sister to libreboot than a replacement
Futuristic Sex Robotz?
It means a functionality that used to work stopped. It’s used in software development. It’s common for software to go through “regression testing” to see if everything old still works after a new feature is added.
Physical keyboards have markers on home row so you don’t need to look. They existed on the phone keyboards too.
The guy is right about being able to do things without looking. I remember using speed-dial to open a text conversation and send a message without ever looking at my phone. It was pretty great.
I’ll try to type without looking: this is me round without looking in a phone keyboards. Yeah, it just doesn’t work as well without knowing where exactly I’m pressing.
It would be hard to make a phone slim enough and handle a physical keyboard again, but it would be awesome. It would make writing code on mobile a possibility again. Today it’s too tedious.
I’m using GBoard on grapheneos with all permissions removed basically. Not quite what you asked for
My childhood pitbull bit me in the face and I have permanent face scarring from it. I had to get 60+ stitches to reconstruct my face.
It’s not a valid point to say “most don’t attack people” when the breed is much more likely to attack a person compared to other breeds. Then it’s made worse by the fact they’ve been bred to be extra good at attacking.
Are there good audiobook trackers? I’ve used audiobookbay and haven’t failed to get a book I want so far
It’s because they were giving free domains for a long time. Then when they were recently being revoked, Dessalines paid for the domain to keep it (I’m guessing to avoid losing the current community+their m+l origins?)
Use jellyfin