I think it’s going in the right direction. He’s the best pope so far. I can see progress is beeing made. Could be faster tho

It looks like it has a calendar button. I hope using it enters the date in a valid format

Qatar is literally surrounded by water on 3 sides. It’s water from the Persian Gulf, so I think it’s salty. So the only problem is efficient and sustainable desalination. Sounds like a more reasonable approach to me.

I think it can, because the menu of the post has an option to add to this filter.

“Can sync for lemmy” filter it? I’m not sure what the domain filter affects.

On eoronews they said russians deported >19k children from the occupied areas. euronews.com video latest-news-bulletin-october-3rd-evening at about 1m55s . Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be an individual link, so I can’t make a post about it. Maybe someone else can.

Das DIW war öfter in der Kritik eine reine Lobbyorganisation zu sein, in der das Wort “Institut” Seriösität vortäuschen soll. Alles was die sagen ist 100% gekauft.

If I did, I wouldn’t do it in that position, because a lot of beer would spill before I got the bottle upright again. I assume this technique is for astronauts only.

In Wayland, window managers are usually called compositors, though. There aren’t many good. I thought about making one, but the keyboard layout stuff seems not to work out-of-the-box with the reference compositor Weston, which made me pause my efforts.

Thinking about putting a fire extinguisher inevery room.

For question 1: idk how to convert tex to svg, but maybe there’s a program called tex2svg . Often programs are named like that. However, if you want the contents of a file (which is basically markup text) in the clipboard from CLI you would use on Xorg X11 xclip or xclipboard like so:

xclip -selection clipboard -in < myfile.txt

… or on Wayland wl-copy from wl-clipboard like so:

wl-copy < myfile.txt

For question 3: after you have reviewed the potentially dangerous script, you would move it to a directory for non distribution files, eg. /usr/local/bin/ if it is for all users on your system. You would add that path to the PATH environment variable for all users who need it, but maybe better not for root. I mean you can, but make sure the permissions don’t allow non-root users to write or replace the file/dir so nobody can use it to escalate their privileges.

Get a roomba (or another brand, you know what I mean). Pick your funiture so that your roomba either can drive under it (without getting stuck) or the furniture goes completely tight to the floor. You don’t want to manually clean under some furniture, because the roomba can’t get there. Also, avoid chairs, tables and lamps that have a small bar at the floor the roomba sometimes drives over it and gets stuck.

The design is very human 😉

You can have multiple installed in parallel and you should be able to switch during login. Some are super small and fast. Not sure if it matters if you run Xorg or Wayland, but those are cool: WindowMaker (wmaker), enlightenment (version DR16 was the best, but has been discontinued), blackbox (extra small and fast), notion (a tiling WM that allows to do some things with the mouse and can be user scripted with Lua)

Actually it reminds me a bit of Dalí

Some IDEs (like Netbeans, Intellij, PhpStorm) can rename only in the scope of the selected item. So if you used variable “a” in 2 methods, it would only rename in the selected method and it understands the variable is different from “ab” and won’t replace the “a” part of that.

The trick is to name everything in a way so you don’t have to remember stuff. Like instead of class “Cronjob” method “process”, name it “ImageCacheEraser” and “purgeByContentID”. Same goes for variables. No need for short names. Nowadays, you can even write with short names at first, so typing is faster, then just use your IDE to rename them to full size afterwards.

I’m saying this because of hydraulic leaks and because I have seen hydraulic machines go completely up in flames in less than a second.

Hydraulics are more dangerous, though. Not sure they are up to it.