Tokyo city like a big playground

https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/

Whoa! I’ve never seen someone running Parabola before! Could you tell me what WiFi card you have?

As for ricing, I’d recommend looking at colour schemes. I used to use Dracula, which has pre-built configs for GTK, Qt, i3/Sway, Xresources, and most terminals.

Specifically, it was Gandalf the Grey, Gandalf the White, Monty Python and the Holy Grail’s black knight, Benito Mussolini, the Blue Meanie, Cowboy Curtis, Jambi The Genie, Robocop, The Terminator, Captain Kirk, Darth Vader, Lo-pan, Superman, every single Power Ranger, Bill S. Preston and Theodore Logan, Spock, The Rock, Doc Ock, and Hulk Hogan

He would have been in his early 30s at this point, but if this tape I found online is anything to go by, he just looked like some dude.

OpenRC and sysvinit are probably the best options out there, and dinit looks promising. Personally, though, I like s6.

Since the XNU kernel is part Mach, part OSFMK, and part FreeBSD, all NeXT machines and all Macs made since the 2000s run BSD.

KDE Liquid is also a thing.

Syncthing. It’s not so much a backup as redundancy, though.

I have machines in the network that rarely get powered on, however, so I could possibly consider them offline backups.

Well, it started out as a basic windowing system for DOS, so…

Scarfolk may or may not exist in England. No constitution 'round here!

No email provider will go to court for you for €3.99 per month.

From the start of the article:

Key Takeaways

• Proton Mail shared payment data with FBI through Swiss authorities via legal treaty
• Credit card payments eliminate anonymity despite encrypted email content remaining secure
• Third known disclosure reveals pattern of Swiss legal compliance over privacy promises

No, that bit’s funny. I mean the running joke about Linux audio being bad.

You know, I don’t get this joke. I have been using Linux and BSD since 2019, and the only incident I ever had was with sndio(7), and that was because I decided to switch to the -current branch of OpenBSD without heeding the warnings.

Apart from that, whether I was using ALSA, PulseAudio, PipeWire, JACK, or OSS (on FreeBSD), I always had a perfect experience.

Viewer? Probably just Quick Look. It’s built into the Files app.

If you want to edit, just use Apple Photos. Everything is in there anyway.

Whoa, where has this been all my life?

Huh, neat. Thanks!

Where is this? Asking for a friend.

(Actually, though, where is it?)

I needed to hear this. Thank you!

GuixSD wasn’t an option on Tiermaker, but I have used it. I personally found it hardier than NixOS, but the libre-only package selection was quite restrictive and the lack of the non-free iwlwifi driver prevented me from installing it on any of my boxes other than my 2007 MacBook. I know this is the point, but it’s still annoying.

Like 9front and Haiku, I hope to daily-drive it someday; but at the moment it is sadly quite unsuitable for my hardware, workflow, and use-case.