@AlgoRythm fair

@AlgoRythm care to demonstrate the functionality I described actually implemented? I know that pretty much everything *can* be done, but it doesn’t mean it *was* done. I want it now, and I don’t want to do it myself.

I wish devRant was about cooking, @amyshackles crocheting and cats

@antigermgerm also, VSCode can mount serves as left panel folders via ssh. Pretty neat, useful for editing large config files

@antigermgerm it’s not just LSP. I’m talking connecting to the actual db and autocompleting existing columns and whatnot

Yes, but VS Code can connect to my postgres db to provide autocomplete that makes me faster than you with your marginal gains.

@cafecortado null is not Boolean

@netikras Ubuntu Spring 2024, Ubuntu Autumn 2024.

@retoor graphs too fuzzy. Moar data needed!

@netikras once you know the meaning behind naming it suddenly makes sense, even USB naming. My goal is to make naming crystal clear for *everybody*.

@retoor what’s that gnome distro?

Game devs & studios — just launch on Steam.

Movie studios — just launch on Netflix.

USE. THE. FUCKING. DEFACTO. Standard!

here's how to make it obey:

```

{

"answerIsPositive": Boolean

}

Please replace "Boolean" with a boolean value: true if answer is positive, false otherwise

```

@bazmd wow, I never knew

@lungdart I… didn’t think about it that way. Good point

@retoor minimum 512 mb of ram for gui desktop

@retoor why not?

@Demolishun even x86_64 will do. I don't want TCL not because of the arch restrictions — I don't want it bc of compatibility. I don't want to compile software specifically for my os setup, I want just to download ready to use binaries

@retoor I need a bit more compatibility than Haiku can offer, but Haiku is for sure dope af. I mentioned it in my talk https://miloxeon.com/talks/...

@retoor Haiku is good, but it's not Linux. Xfce + anything = more than 1 gig

@magicMirror more modern does not automatically mean slower. Modern C and Rust do hold up. At the end of the day, all I ask for is a small Linux-based OS with GUI that can run regular x86_64 and i386 binaries. It shouldn't be that hard.

Just five days left till you’re fine again, guaranteed

Buy an iPhone.

@antigermgerm i replaced “Apple” with “Linux” and it reads exactly the same

@devJs drop the “bad” and that’s pretty much it

@atheist dev tools though… I don’t use Swift, but I liked Simulator back when I was using react native. I see many people hating on Xcode, so maybe there’s something wrong there indeed

@atheist yet iOS is so smooth and seamless that it cured my twitchy eye. 100% truth no kidding, I can tell you more

@Lensflare telegram saved messages

@Grumm Axe burns your butthole! That’s how you know you’re badass!

@Grumm I already challenged an Apple hater here to find a good MacBook Air alternative for the price spec-wise. He accepted defeat. Mostly because other lappys are stuck with active cooling while Air has passive