Electron is a DEALBREAKER!

I wish you luck… but honestly, it sounds like a lot of painful steps to get the exact same thing that a solid config flake in NixOS would get you.

I use NixOS btw. ;)

No problem! I plan to teach for them when/if iterop becomes difficult when sending data between WASM, Haskell, Plutus, and Purescript.

What’s funny is that they want us to simultaneously believe that these are religious zealots that are so dedicated to their holy book that would die to uphold the laws set out in it but they also openly violated one of the major laws (rape) it specifically forbids just to “own the Jews”. If one Hamas member saw another raping a woman, they’d have license from their holy book itself to execute that person on the spot. There’s almost no crime in the world of Islam more severe than rape. Look it up.

This post leads me to piggyback and see what people think of lambdabuffers (which are not my work but something I became aware of through the Haskell community).

Of lambdabuffers for that matter.

Confessions of an Economic Hit Man

The book provides Perkins’ account of his career with engineering consulting firm Chas. T. Main in Boston. Perkins claims that the NSA arranged for him to be hired by the firm, and that he was subsequently seduced and trained as an “economic hitman” by a mysterious businesswoman named Claudine. Perkins writes that his primary role at Chas T. Main was to convince leaders of underdeveloped countries to accept substantial development loans for large construction and engineering projects, thus trapping them in a system of American influence and control.

*dissent

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I use xmonad as my main WM, so Hyprland would be a very easy transition. I would have switched by now but I just love Haskell

so much.

I’m not talented enough to port Hyprland to Haskell (at least the configuration aspect) but I wish someone wanted to do that. What I like about xmonad is that its core is actually formally verified.

I use Arch BTW. jk

I’m about a month in on a Keyboardio Model 100 and I absolutely love the shape of the key caps.

I am in the process of building 2 Sofles (I’ll be looking to sell one) and the fact that my key caps from Keyboardio don’t fit the Sofle’s spacing has me considering modifying the sofle V2 to follow the exact spacing as the Model 100 so I can use the same amazingly sexy key caps on it.

Paraphrasing: “Aaron doesn’t agree in lockstep with American military propaganda so we added this disclaimer to discredit his near-perfect record of truthful journalism.”

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Spec-wise QNAP has always at least had parity but where they sucked was customer service. That’s why I didn’t even mention them.

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I have a Synology NAS too but YSK they’re an absolute shit company who only does well because they’re the only game in town. They used to be great but they’ve started doing some questionable things in recent years with “official” drives and their customer service is SO bad.

Also, they’re closed source.

Motherfuckers PLANTED those too.

There’s Zero chance that Hamas would have stored machine guns and ammo within three feet of a FUNCTIONING MRI MACHINE. There’s zero chance that Hamas labels their power bricks in Latin characters and somehow manages to use type M plugs which are used in Israel but not Gaza.

By your logic, they should share the land. That would also be an acceptable solution as well. Probably better, actually.

How do you feel about that? I’d love it if they could coexist peacefully, wouldn’t you?

It is pretty well known to be one of the most complex conflicts in human history.

It’s really not. It’s a land grab by a colonist ethno-state that drummed up some bullshit about that land being their destiny when they really came from what is now known as Iraq (and honestly who cares where). They intentionally make the issue “complicated” by putting ethnicity at its center, making even valid criticisms of this colonization punishable as a hate crime. But in the end, it’s not confusing. It’s just a land-grab wrapped in an ethnic/religious skin sort of like a Trojan horse.

Unison. If it were to gain mainstream adoption, it would change the world. It’s a crazy futuristic idea and no one else seems to even remotely be approaching the same thing.

Yes. He also helped create RSS which is basically where content needs to be moving. He had exactly the same principles in mind as Lemmy/Mastodon creators and would have been a vocal opponent of what Reddit became. I mean, perhaps he could have eventually been corrupted, but judging by his record of hacktivism, he probably would have become a “problem” for the powers that seek to control/centralize, advertise to, and study our browsing habits.