Rusty @RustyStriker@social.cleverlibre.org
I am Rusty Striker The First
Joined Feb 2022
@Mehrad
@vivaldibrowser
Hmm, i did not know that. That is interesting indeed(wonder what other QoL features like that exists in other browsers(and in FF)
@Mehrad
As a FF user, my main point of advocations are the video popup, privacy from google(or at least, a bit of privacy from google) and now i can add proper ad blocking.
But its mostly the vid popup(which is how i managed to make my gf mostly switch, as she now uses both chrome and FF)
@marathon0
I kinda want to bike, but im living on the 4th floor and i dont think i have room to store them properly
Holy wow, I just took my usual walk(roughly 3.6km) and managed to maintain an average speed of 6.4km/h
(took me around 33 minutes)!
I think this is the best walk i had so far
#walking (do people use tags to talk about their daily walk?)
@Pixificial
> And yes, it feels as hard as a bone
Oh no, that sounds really weird, freaky and annoying
@Pixificial
Sounds like a somewhat boring and mundane month, apart from the "big island" part of it. How is the ganglion cyst? How did you get that also(need to know what not to do)?
Hey fedi, anyone knows of a good #FLOSS #rssreader with a home screen wodget for android?
Was using posidon launcher untill now and i dont think i can drop the rss feed on the home screen
Rusty
boosted
@redstarfish Indeed, the C99 spec allows this.
Most systems tend to either store argv on a stack or a heap, which you can modify just fine.
If you go and declare char *sneed[] = {"chucks", "feed", "and", "seed", NULL}; - you unfortunately typically can't modify that, as gcc typically places such array into a read-only section.
Most systems tend to either store argv on a stack or a heap, which you can modify just fine.
If you go and declare char *sneed[] = {"chucks", "feed", "and", "seed", NULL}; - you unfortunately typically can't modify that, as gcc typically places such array into a read-only section.
Im such a bad luck... The small one made it perfectly, first big has no hands, second one i break the flame... I guess super glue it is then
Rusty
boosted
Ok. This is a serious one. Please, share but vote only "I would like to know as well" if you don't know what this is about.
Is Systemd really THAT bad?
#gentoo #openrc #systemd #controversy #alpine #alpinelinux #fedora #redhat #debian #ubuntu
If you are having problems with FreeCAD you can try using SolveSpace, its really simple and quite powerful(and fast)
@freeschool
Sadly no book woth portal in the name
Also i have no clue why 50 shades of grey is in there
@freeschool
Not really, they have a little thingy to put the books on(to prevent it from sliding as it is still plastic)
Also printed 2 charizards(first was a test) but the second's arms were sloppy and fell off so imma try again in a couple of days with better support for the hands
@Mehrad
Everytime i cant find a service i need, i will first check the init.d folder to see if i misspelled it or something, then just kinda search about what i found/missing i suppose
Did some more #3dprinting lately and got a pair of portal book holders, which are kinda cool
@apps
The little flair on new toots in the home screen
@Pixificial
Git was created because they initially used a closed source system, which seemed kinda odd for managing an open source software(hence git was born)(and yes, i am aware of the irony with github)
@Pixificial
They always look so dumb(both male and female)
@georgia
You can rephrase it as "might losing access to food and a place to sleep in" and "being a slave for someone else most of your day"
I am Rusty Striker The First
Joined Feb 2022
