Nah, their instance is blocked on mine.

Not the first time I see this, I guess it’s time to either host my own instance or find one with less righteous admins.

I only know the word as a derogatory term and have no idea who you are trying to offend with that.

What exactly lead you to believe it serves an M3U file?

Even if you had good intentions with that, throwing common solutions that obviously won’t work at someone only leads to them wasting time. It’s not a good thing to do.

Well, it’s using funny JS, you learn how it works and trick it into downloading the fragments.

But why would you bother doing that if the movie is available on public trackers in better quality?

The urge to downvote something you really shouldn’t have never been so strong.

I have this handy little bash function, I think you should use it.

get-english-ordinal-ending() {
  case "$1" in
    *11 | *12 | *13) printf 'th' ;;
    *1) printf 'st' ;;
    *2) printf 'nd' ;;
    *3) printf 'rd' ;;
    *) printf 'th' ;;
  esac
}

We don’t care, we are too busy compiling our systems.

The party trick of NixOS is declaring your whole system in a huge config file. If you want someone to get the same system, you just throw your config at them and it works*.

Well, it’s because the whole column is fullscreened instead of a single window in that case. I guess you can abuse it a little bit and write a script that’d switch the column into tabbed mode before fullscreening a window if the column has more than one window in it.

I don’t think there is a way to know if the column is already tabbed, though. Might need a bit of unholy incantations to make it all work.

Niri’s workspaces are just rows, windows being expelled from the columns when fullscreened is very much expected.

I suppose what you want is floating the window and making it fullscreen, returning it to it’s position in the layout after returning it to it’s normal size?

To be honest, sounds like a bit of pain to implement.

The coffee one is not correct, vertical katakana should have vertical ー, the same mistake is across the rest of the ad, it also says バン instead of パン.

寿司屋 is technically correct, but you’d never see that on a sign, it sounds more like a description of a place rather than an ad sign, if you know what I mean.

中古 is written like 古中 for some reason? The text under (above) it is barely legible, whatever I can make out of it is just random characters somewhat related to 中古, like 品 or 料, but I can’t string it together into something that’d make sense.

…

Did what I probably should have done from the very beginning, looks like this is the source and it came to be before slop became common. The person who made this has clearly used something to generate it, the sheer quantity for the timeline is kind of insane, but they were probably using the old tools.

What’s up with the text in the wallpaper? I’d think it’s slop, but it looks as if someone deliberately made it look borked.

I might have slipped up on my way here, but I’m happy with how it turned out.

It’s so hot outside, I wish I could go to Antarctica to cool off with penguins… Did you know Linux logo is a penguin?

No matter how bad the content is, I don’t think anything deserves the terrible fate of being put on Facebook.

I’d guess it’s some standardized way to determine which OS the browser is running under? Like it does not report the specific Linux version in the user agent header, but it does say that it’s Linux and it’s architecture. I’d assume there is just some standardized library for it and for Linux the easiest way to know where the hell your binary got launched is /etc/os-release.

I absolutely love my bland rectangles with text. Never changed my Waybar theme and I have no rounding on my windows. It’s my 15 corner pixels of screen real estate, go away with your fanciness.

The very idea that stealing someone’s ID or forging it can be even remotely related to digital piracy is egregious and should not be considered for discussion in this community.

Removed by mod

What’s the point? Most of it probably switches over 10 hands through all the cash registers in shops or exchanges between people directly before it ends up in the ATM again.

Are there any cases of it being somehow useful?