hssss!

it doesn’t seem that they are based on any data, it just illustrates their point

you’re also not allowed to not want children and i wish i was kidding

been hosting an instance of this for a while and it’s pretty good at what it does. but like others said, the dev is a total edgelord. a while back the readme also made fun of hnhx’s potential suicide (dev of LibreX who vanished from most platforms one day). hope it was removed because they realized how awful that was and not just because of backlash.

so what you’re saying is that I can sneak this onto a plane

* fingerguns

perhaps not as automated as you’d like it to be, but i recently made a Bash tool for this purpose:

https://codeberg.org/aketawi/markpiler

instead of rewriting the whole thing each time, I store a selection of “snippets” which detail a particular skill or a background, and then compile a bunch of relevant ones together into a markdown resume, which can later be processed into HTML or PDF.

holy hell

any non public domain sheets there are paywalled if you wanna download them. Youll need librescore

the Niagara launcher is still the only app I’ve bought on Play Store, and I’ve been very happy with it for maybe 5-6 years now

Its this one: https://github.com/k-blo/rainfall c:

you might wanna consider touching grass

sending a notification to you just in case, explanation in the neighbor comment :v

thank you! seems someone else already tagged you, but here’s the link to source just in case: https://codeberg.org/aketawi-study/rust-constellation-bgr/

The basic idea is that I spawn a bunch of nodes with rando m velocitins and check the distance between each other at every frame. If the distance is within a certain radius, draw a line.

To display it in the background I just have a script that launches it on startup, and a couple of rules in AwesomeWM and picom to make it transparent, unfocusable and borderless

they’re really really good

oh yep thank you, got mixed up there

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oh I think I’ve come across that yeah. not a fan of them personally, so not something that I would notice lol

mhm

all of the fancy features that other terminals provide, I get with Tmux, so any emulator for me. I like transparent themes and that’s easy to set up in Alacritty, so that’s what I usually get