Everything is enshittification. And you better like GNU/Linux, or else…

before you say “fuck this, fuck you”

FTFY 🙂

It’s the same reason why U-M B-N is human being

Sata andagi

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Happy cake day! I just also recently had mine. There must be dozens of us who joined this time last year. Unfortunately RiF never became a Lemmy client but Connect for Lemmy is good.

Asiallista. Tuo coop on siis se kuparioluen manttelinperijä? Veikkauksia em-voittajasta?

Vähä erilaista tällä kertaa. Yksikseni juon baarissa cocktaileja ja poltan sikareita. Maittavaa on. Vähä viileän puoleinen ilma näin illasta.

Dedikoitu palvelin kuulostaa asialliselta. Onko tuolla matrixin puolella minkälaista juttelua? Tähän sopuliin liittyvää?

EDIT: tuli ylimääräinen kysymysmerkki mukaan niin poistin sen :D

Enjoy your drink 😄 Hyvää juhannusta! Glad midsommar!

I was browsing my comment history and stumbled upon this so I decided to finally open the bottle of Besk. Very strange taste. I wasn’t expecting anything like this. Doesn’t taste similar to other supposedly wormwood infused liquors like absinthe or vermouth. I’ve never tasted anything like this. Sort of minty note in bitter flavor I can’t describe. This is certainly not my favorite bitter but if I was ever offered one I would happily drink it.

At first I read SIMD bucks and I thought they must take optimizing code seriously.

Can you give an example how that would happen?

Hmm. I have some small bottles of Snälleröds snapsar and one of them is Besk. I haven’t tasted it yet but do you know if it’s similar to bäska droppar? And is bäska droppar similar to that Malört bottle in the picture?

I’ve always thought that macros in vim are slow and clumsy to use. You have to think about getting back to initial state as you record if your intent is to repeat the macro several times. If you make a mistake you have to either record an action that corrects the mistake or edit the macro later after recording. You have to know beforehand how many times you want to repeat the macro or run it one at a time which is clumsy at least with Finnish keyboard layout.

Norm command is much faster to use for my purposes because I can use it for several lines at a time without thinking about the state. I can use it with ranges or with g/re/ and v/re/ commands. If I make a mistake I just delete it. Only thing on the plus side I can think of for macros is it’s WYSIWYG approach. You have to have a visual editor in your mind when you write long norm commands.

Here’s a tip for you: use :%norm @a to run the macro in register a for every line of the file.

At least that tiny gameboy is easier to carry than a switch. Very nice.