it’s kinda hard to accept, but we’re all a bit nihilistic about our future…

doesn’t impress have an export slide as png option…? just rotate the slide, make meme, and export… make minor crops in image viewer, and done… right ? i don’t actually know if that’s how it still works, but it used to… i used this back in the day

/etc/security/limits.conf 🛡️

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it’s always kinda funny to me that emacs is a gnu project, and it’s the most over-the-top thing, with games, and music and stuff… given the infamous gnu principle.

it’s reliance farming. their value doesn’t lie in their static standings, it’s the affects their absence might incur. same going for apple, microsoft and very obviously for google. the more we rely on them, the more valuable they are. so, impaling a whole generation of digital natives with idea of cloud-reliance is the only way these companies can “stay relevant”. there are people using google docs and sheets as their go-to, regardless of privacy or reliance concerns. almost everyone on the internet uses youtube, creators fear going fully-independent, 'cause they know users only care about convenience and “free web”…

try out other DEs… gnome has a direction they are going in, and there are other projects that might be what you think is more desktop oriebted design, help them out. i know you’ve probably this all before, but yeah, no point in getting worked up over things we can’t control…

this all youtube thing is kinda depressing as it highlights how much the web is dependent on this platform, there are and will be no “exits” or blackouts, no alternative platforms, and as much as we’d like to think that we “the users” are heard or in control, we aren’t :(

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nfetch() {
    echo ""
	echo "$USER @ $(hostname)"
	echo ""
	echo "kernel : $(uname -r)"
	echo "uptime : $(uptime -p)"
	echo "pkgs   : $(dpkg -l | grep '^ii' | wc -l)"
	echo "bat    : $(acpi -b | grep -Po '(?<=: ).*(?=,)' | tr -d '[:space:]') " 
	# need to install acpi to run bat
	echo ""
} 

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