hyperreal 4d ago • 100%
Ah now I understand where you're coming from a little better.
Yeah I guess this particular article about a major event didn't seem as egregious to me.
hyperreal 4d ago • 50%
Can't remember the last concert I went to that wasn't a money making venture and wasn't advertised for me to hear about it somehow.
Sure, Vans undoubtedly benefits from exposure. But so do music fans who want to see they favorite bands, and the bands that tour to make money.
hyperreal 4d ago • 50%
Where is the advertising? I read the article more about a tour rather than an ad op for Vans
hyperreal 4d ago • 50%
Should Warped Tour not be a thing simply because Vans runs it?
hyperreal 2w ago • 100%
Awesome! Yep, definitely been there before too. Sometimes premature optimization gets you into more trouble: trying to set up something minimal when the conventional, more widely used approach "just works".
I will say you build more of an appreciation for how everything works when you have to struggle a bit. Especially networking. I was setting up a static IP the other day and took me more time than I care to admit to figure out it was a 0 instead of a 1 in my gateway. But I took some notes so next time I have to do that hopefully it'll go a bit smoother.
hyperreal 2w ago • 100%
Have you been able to try the troubleshooting steps outlined in the Network configuration page on the wiki?
hyperreal 1mo ago • 80%
Respectfully disagree. I've been waking up to Chum Lair from the Sable video game OST for a couple years now. I wake up in a good mood because me and my girlfriend think it's absolutely ridiculous and hilarious.
hyperreal 1mo ago • 100%
The quote you chose from that source is a bit misleading. 7.6 million voting eligible people in Georgia. Still an insane amount of votes to count.
hyperreal 2mo ago • 100%
I have a PhD in economics. Saying that the field "pledges" to be able to predict the future is pretty disingenuous. You'd be hard pressed to find any serious researcher in the field with that level of delusion.
hyperreal 3mo ago • 100%
Changelog media is another good source to complement this rec. Longer form, as opposed to breaking news, conversations about many OSS related (and software development in general) topics. Some of their now defunct programs like Request For Commits were some of my favorites.
hyperreal 3mo ago • 50%
Not at all. I agree that's what tax funds are for and ought to be spent when necessary. I'm just making a more nuanced point that it's unfortunate that government officials and the justice system not doing a proper job has led to two adverse outcomes.
hyperreal 3mo ago • 100%
My point is more about public servants, such as the justice system, government officials, etc. not doing a good job. Everyone loses in this case. I'm not at all against government spending. It's just really unfortunate that (1) this woman's life was ruined and (2) we as a society also have to foot that bill.
hyperreal 3mo ago • 8%
Not to mention, damages paid by governments don't just come out of thin air. Contemporary taxpayers shoulder the burden, in some way, for the misdeeds of previous generations. An unfortunate reality. At the same time, I wholeheartedly agree that this woman deserves some form of additional restitution. It just becomes very tricky who actually bears that cost.
hyperreal 3mo ago • 100%
Well said
hyperreal 8mo ago • 100%
I feel productive just looking at this. Well done.
hyperreal 12mo ago • 100%
I think because I'm so used to a laptop keyboard, uniform profiles just feel better to me.
- 34 keys, wired ortholinear unibody - WeAct Pi Pico - Choc Silvers (hotswap) - Chicago Steno (all R3) in black resin - simple 3dp tray case (friction fit at the moment) This board is helping me fall back in love with chocs. Going to iterate on the design a bit (want to try wireless, PCB solder nuts, tweaks to the case, etc). Shoutout to the friendly folks on the ergogen server for helping with some firmware questions and build troubleshooting. I tried to get a little too cute with the matrix, trying to save pins even though I was nowhere close to running out. But in the end, works like a charm.
hyperreal 1y ago • 100%
I would want to see all upstream updates for anything installed on my system to avoid even considering a partial upgrade.
hyperreal 1y ago • 100%
At first I was like how bunch upon second thought, there's a bit of addition by subtraction here.
hyperreal 1y ago • 100%
Love a nice cool green theme! everforest?
I tried to distill my favorite features of weteor's magnificent Kong for this layout. I loved the thumb cluster but wanted a split 36 key layout. Designed for a pair of socketed purple Pi Picos I had from a previous build. Built with Outemu Cream Yellows.
Note: It seems this repo might be a bit out of date. Thanks to [@wiki_me@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/u/wiki_me), some alternatives to consider: - list of [forks](https://techgaun.github.io/active-forks/index.html#leereilly/games) for leereilly/games - [libregames](https://libregamewiki.org/LibreGames) - [OSGL](https://trilarion.github.io/opensourcegames/)
Or at least half of it. Finishing up the second half now but I couldn't wait to share. XDA Canvas, Milky Yellows, and a case by the talented NGM Design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4145471
[dotfiles](https://github.com/sboysel/dotfiles)
I learned about Void recently and really liked some of it's features as a distro (simple packaging system, runit services). Just wanted to hear what others like.
With PBT Notion and NK Creams. What a delightfully wide Ortho board. Many thanks to - weteor for overall [board design](https://github.com/weteor/ChonkyKong) - chewiedies for the [case design](https://www.printables.com/model/485370-chunkykong-gasket-mount-case) (chewie also printed this case and sent me the PCB) All I really had to do was solder on some sockets.
Haven't changed anything major in a while and feeling very productive. Feel free to ask for any details.
- 310mm / 17U wide - WeAct Pi Pico - Choc Robins - ...and that's about it!
[atma](https://github.com/sboysel/atma) - my preferred split keyboard at the moment. Features: - wired ortholinear split - 36 keys - Waveshare RP2040 Zero - Diodeless, reversible PCB - RJ45 for split comms First prototype was my spin on the amazing [skarrmann/janus](https://github.com/skarrmann/janus). Waiting on the second iteration.