I feel honored… Similar meme I posted months ago

I know, clients not wrapping lines in codeblocks are also “rendering properly”. Wrapping it’s up to the client’s parser, reason why I noted to use the aproppriate syntax regardless.

It is not the client, that it is actually how markdown works. Every markdown guide specifically tells to avoid this indentation because its meant for code blocks which by default do not wrap text lines.

Reason why I use River

No as far as I know

In my mind there is more piracy in Windows but I would not know for sure.

Whenever I see Emacs in a meme:

original video

I did not give it much thought really, I just wanted my previously rooted phone with no google things. But mainly the SafetyNet thing.

• arch
• lineage os (rooted)
• librewolf
• fdroid, element

[Realisation]

… I would go full paranoid but Its over my skill level. Also I’m quite happy now that the transition to more private things process is mostly over.

Sometimes I try to quit my browser with :q or try to send emails with :wq

bash: common-sense: command not found

I quite sure fish has it, but I use zsh without autocompletions, I just press tab until I find what I need. And the fzf history shortcuts for the rest.

I did use it but the only real benefit for me as a hobbyist was the git status indicator on the prompt and the easy to configure prompt. The rest of the indicators did not help me since I’m not a developer. Now I just have my custom prompt with colors, and custom git info.

Thank you, I already have it configured with fzf aswell, and another to search folders to jump to them.

I try to remember commands backwards by how they look(<command> <flags> <arguments>), if they are short, have capital letters and so on… Is that weird? If I give up I open the history file or my good ol’ cheat sheet.

Thank you!

This man should shred -u himself

Nice webpage there sir. Material for MkDocs right?

I have a MacBook Pro Mid-2011 still going. But it does not get any updates since years(even security ones).

Joe Mama Linux