Git was Made for the Linux kernel. The kernel is pretty much only text files. For the complete decentralisation git achieves an easy diffing and merging operations needs to be defined. It is working for what it was made.

Large files don’t work with git, as it always stores the whole history on your drive.

For files that are large and not mergeable SVN works better and that is fine. You need constant online connectivity as a trade of though.

Some build tools for software being the option to define a dependency as a git path +commit or a local path. That works quite well but is in the end just a workaround.

It also is an option to ensure everyone has the same dev environment.

M-Dash and a bullet point list? Yeah, that’s AI generated.

As cool and impressive as Qoi is, as long as I can’t just send it to someone it’s sadly not a replacement for PNG.

Matrix still has it’s problems. All the meta data is still saved on every server permanently.

There is still space to improve from there.

I’ve seen a tablet for old people. The whole interaction is limited to NFC cards. Instead of having to open an app to start a video call, you put the Call Flipper card in a tray. On the other side I can send pictures which are then displayed for her.

My 95 grandma would never have been able to use a smartphone/tablet otherwise.

No, they are not. I really suggest you look at an European map. Algeria/Mali are in the center of the map, depending on how much Antarctica is included.

Maps are normally centered roughly around the region you buy them in. European maps are centered on the 0 meridian, because it fits so nicely while keeping the European countries around the center. The 0 meridian was just defined by the Brits as going through Greenwich.

The bottom is cut of more, because Antarctica is less interesting than Canada, Greenland and Siberia.

geographic center

Just shows where you buy your maps.

Well, have a look in the old Testament, specifically Leviticus 24:17-22.

19 If anyone injures his neighbor, as he has done it shall be done to him, 20 fracture for fracture, eye for eye, tooth for tooth; whatever injury he has given a person shall be given to him.

You know the part that is shared between Christianity and Judaism.

There is another Frankfurt. It’s lies on the river Oder. The same word for other.

So there is Frankfurt Main and Frankfurt Other.

I disagree on some spots. There are electric motors for paramotors which are significantly quieter..

You could use it in the night. With still air you also don’t need to have the breaks in your hands all the time.

I still wouldn’t use it as an attack vehicle.

Classics like adding AI generated stuff on top with completely wrong information.

Have you been on there? It’s just one giant advertising banner.

Also if you are corporate you can just pay to replace a whole page with advertising, like McDonald’s did with grimace.

I once woke up at 3. Got a brilliant idea on how to solve one specific problem plaguing me for weeks. Went back to sleep. It was exhilarating.

I just couldn’t remember the solution when I woke up again. Bit for this short period of time it was beautiful.

Doesn’t Zed have a vim mode by default?

You should rearrange your structure to group the types from biggest to smallest, otherwise you get padding you didn’t want. BPM and steps for example.

Qspi in general can read single bytes. But we don’t know what controller you use.

Also you probably shouldn’t just read it into memory and cast it to your structure. If you ever change the layout everything breaks apart.

I got something better for you.

namespace 🔵 = std;
using 🔢 = int;
using 💀 = void;
using 🕖 = time_t;
using 👌 = bool;
#define 👂 auto
#define 🎌 enum
#define 👎 false
#define 👍 true
#define 👹 "evil"
#define 💪 🔵::make_shared
#define 🍸 virtual
#define 🖥️ 🔵::cout
#define 🔫 🔵::endl
template<class 🔮>
using 📚 = 🔵::vector<🔮>;
template<class 🔮>
using 👇 = 🔵::shared_ptr<🔮>;

🎌 🐒 { 🐵, 🙈, 🙉, 🙊 };
🔢 🎲() { return 🔵::rand(); }
👌 😎() { return 👎; }

struct 🍴 { 🍸 💀 👀() = 0; };
struct 🍊 : 🍴 { 🍸 💀 👀() { 🖥️ << "🍊" << 🔫; }; };
struct 🍉 : 🍴 { 🍸 💀 👀() { 🖥️ << "🍉" << 🔫; }; };
struct 🍒 : 🍴 { 🍸 💀 👀() { 🖥️ << "🍉" << 🔫; }; };
struct 🍓 : 🍴 { 🍸 💀 👀() { 🖥️ << "🍓" << 🔫; }; };
struct 🍍 : 🍴 { 🍸 💀 👀() { 🖥️ << "🍍" << 🔫; }; };
struct 🍅 : 🍴 { 🍸 💀 👀() { 🖥️ << "🍅" << 🔫; }; };

🔢 main()
{
    if(😎() == 👎)
        🖥️ << "💩" << 🔫;

    📚<👇<🍴>> 🍛 = { 💪<🍊>(), 💪<🍉>(), 💪<🍒>(), 💪<🍍>(), 💪<🍅>() };
 
    for (👂 🍏 : 🍛)
        🍏->👀();

    return 🎲();
}

This only half as bad as the emoji soup macros

It’s possible to stream from jellyfin without an account. Jellyfin should not be connected to untrusted networks, like the internet. Several API just don’t check the key or don’t require one in the first place.

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415

What should I call it, when there isn’t anything GNU installed? Uutils? Llvm?