yeah, I keep forgetting to do -H every f-ing time and have to run the comand a second time, tracking the cursor through the line…

yeah, that’s what I meant, multiple versions of the same thing, which always turn out to be 200-500MB packages like chromium/electron.

if it’s not in my distro or I can’t compile it withing my distro’s packages, I’m not installing it. I don’t want the same library in ten versions.

ah frick. wakeup call

bwhahaha arch users downvoting like crazy.

I stick to manjaro testing because of the 2 weeks lag so a broken package won’t take my workstation down when I need it. had arch on a laptop, roughly the same thing.

6.12. works fine, except some amdgpu battery optimizations that do a hard lock panic heh. I disabled them until 6.13 comes in manjaro.

edit: just got it for christmas and I’ve read 6.12 has suport so I haven’t tried 6.11

well I got a amd ryzen 9 ai laptop (lenovo yoga 7 pro) for Christmas and amdgpu is panicking and the system freezes.

I’m skeptical about buying an amd laptop given on what people discuss online about igpu issues.

yeah, I was looking into a laptop today and all came with Windoz preinstalled… that I’m gonna pay for :/

no worries, a fork will pop up.

imo, it’s fake as it’s a “wate of time”

no worries, cloud providers have oopsies of their own.

as long as you have good practices like storing the form version and such.

uuuuuuuu. and you could do -m to describe the commit.

next they’ll add --push/-P.

perhaps add -r for fetch/rebase then commit.

one command to rule them all! 😈

or with ll alias for ls -laF, I’m using it so often, even if it’s not available, I still type it 5 times a minute.

a tad

do you use arch, btw?

With a screwdriver?! Made me chuckle

woosh

idk I think people can learn from their mistakes and evolve. especially if they accept collaboration and RFCs.

I haven’t worked much with deno, so I can’t tell. But I earn my living with Node and it’s ok. I dislike js way more than node itself.

I guess all the hate is around module resolution and package management.