I just looked it up and - x means one filesystem. But does - v give you a progress bar or just a lost of stuff copied?

IIRC rsync also treats the trailing slash in a special manner that I always have to look up.

How do you get the progress bar?

It’s a damn pain to remember all the flags. How many flags can a program friggin have? I’m always afraid that some flag I enter will reverse the sync and delete everything in the source folder because the target is empty.

I use rsync only when all params have been reseasrched and tested. cpx presumably just requires cpx - r source target instead of 5 rsync flags.

Will they finally be uploading their talks to peertube? Or will I need to use YouTube again?

Based on NixOS maybe? Wouldn’t surprise me

How do you mean? You have to apply to get your game there and they reject it if it isn’t popular already?

Honestly, announce it on a gaming community here that allows promotion. And put it on GoG too. Some of use are trying to reduce our use of US tech or reduce use of monopolies.

They have to enable webgl. @[email protected]

Why so many different ways to declare an array-like structure? Tuples, Sets, Dicts, Lists? Dude… ffs, I know each one supposedly has a “different” purpose, I literally don’t see any good benefits on it. It just makes me more confuse.

They are called data structures. Dude, if you can’t tell the difference between them, I question the kind of code you’re writing. Did you learn writing php first?

It sounds like you didn’t study computer science but picked up coding as a side hustle and have yet to understand the absolute basics. Maybe pick up a book or follow a course someday. Things will make more sense then.

And the country. I had a number from a country I visited and it lasted 2 years. I’ve had multiple different ones over the years in the places I lived and it’s always varied from 6 months to a year. But a simple top up of even 1€ is enough to extend it again. And topping up can be done in cashbon multiple places.

Quodlibet is pretty nice and has been my default for a good decade now. However, it still being on github makes it difficult to contribute to since I left Microslop’s ecosystem.

I wish there were something out there in Rust that were extensible, but plugins seem to be difficult in rust.

People who want to use less US platforms.

Of course, no peertube. Typical.

DIDs aren’t unique to Bluesky

The tierlist of every person going to an “opensource conference”.

How does this work? Does it create a WiFi network or do both users need to have a common WiFi network? For example, if I’m out in the woods and took a picture of an elusive mink, do I need to unpack a wifi router, set up a network, share the details with a person, hope they can join the network, then go through the authentication game in LocalSend?

Oh look, they are doing what China would’ve done!

Can the EU just hurry up and decouple from the fucking US already? We need to invest in either a fork of Android or go full Linux mobile. A single company shouldn’t be able to dictate how millions of users access necessary apps and force governments into locking down their apps.

We’re witnessing the beginning of the end of Microsoft as an OS company.

Keep going. The faster the better. Imagine if billions went into Linux and opensource every year. It could be way better. The only thing I’m afraid of is companies starting to decide the future of linux. Everything would die in committee or they’d try and enshittify it to the max by adding proprietary kernel modules, filesystems and whatever else in order to get an upper hand.

I remember reading a post from an intern there about why they switched to using a browser for the start bar and windows settings UI: the code was just layers upon layers of friction requiring conversion from C++ to some intermediate format into another one and back. Making a simple change would take days if not weeks.

Ad now that they want to rewrite millions of lines of C++ into Rust using AI to rewrite all of winblows in Rust, it’s going to get much worse.