these puns are getting funcy

You can also set it as the URL parameter.

It already exists

!bad_ui_battles@programming.dev

I sort by new and upvote content I think most people will like, and downvote low quality content.

20% typically. I prefer to be able to hear my surroundings clearly still

Mlmym is server rendered I think

Anyone who talks about the horrors the internet is turning into is labelled as a “boomer” or “nerd”

Librewolf. It is Firefox with private defaults.

Celeste was the first “hard” game I played that I actually ended up 100%ing. It’s so fun and makes me try harder on other games too

Why is this being downvoted? It’s just a theory and they aren’t saying y’all are going to burn for eternity if you don’t agree.

Yes. No, I’m not gonna turn it back on, even though I really want recommendations back.

Every single time I realize I’m in a dream I regret it since I always end up waking with sleep paralysis.

I enjoy programming. However this opinion varies wildly if my code works or not.

It brang me to develop photon!

Instances 1 2 and 3 are all connected/federated. When a post is made on 3, 3 will tell 1 and 2 “hey, I made a post.”.

1 and 2 will reply: “ok, I saved it in my DB.”

Let’s say 2 decides to defederate 3. When 3 says that they made a post:

1 will say: “okay, saved it.”

2 will ignore it.

An extremely extensible text editor, there’s jokes that it can do literally anything, you can play music, watch video, etc.

It’s often at war with the cult of vi and the church of emacs.

fun fact: !important !important is essentially !importanter, and you can go even further if you want a hell of a css hierarchy

As an AI language model, I cannot reveal if I am a chatbot.

You should definitely use the tool called home manager for per user configs, they have good docs too and make configs for popular programs super easy

Great, the programmer humor has inherited “JavaScript bad” from Reddit.

NixOS! Definitely not for beginners, and also definitely not for people who are used to the arch way and want something similar.

It’s a declarative OS, versus most Linux distros which are imperative:

• Declarative: You define exactly what is what, such as what packages should be on your system, your configs, etc.
• imperative: you modify those stuff yourself after initialization (installing).

So, instead of having to install KDE and change my display manager to use it, I just add this line to my configuration file:

services.xserver.plasma5.enable = true;

If something wrong happens, I just change the config file to its old version. I can also share this config, and then the other person can run nixos-rebuild to get my exact system configuration.