Go get them!
wetsuiterest
joined 2 months ago
It's really heartwarming seeing all these great people and comments in the blahaj community.
I think I tried that, but it was nowhere near vino-server. With vino-server I could set the colorspace so low that it looked kinda bad, but the latency from home to work was unmatched. In all the other applications I tried I couldn't set the colorspace that low (it crashed or wouldn't start), which also meant that the latency was always too high to comfortably work from home with.
True. I already purchased latex thigh highs and a latex dress, but I don't think there's a community on lemmy to post such pics on, which is a shame. Maybe c/femboy? Though I'm not a femboy.. Will probably post the pics on reddit with the same username.
Shame on me! I guess I need to wear the programming socks more, and they will steer me in the right direction.
Por qué no los dos? haha
I have the big case of restless leg syndrome. I never really noticed my calves but I guess I do move my legs all day every day, so it makes sense? I cannot not move my legs while listening to music.
Yeah I didn't take it seriously, that's why I put the smiley face. :)
I used Mint for a few years at work. At the beginning it was pretty good, but over the years it kept breaking more and more, and there was no way to upgrade to a newer version of Mint at the time. I was already using Kubuntu at home and it was solid, so now I also run Kubuntu at work.
The one thing I really miss about Mint is application vino-server. There is no good alternative for it anywhere, which is a shame.
Well, shit just works? :)
The reason I run it is because I hate gnome, and I can have a stable system without it becoming a second job. If I want to run a newer application, I can just use Nix if it's not in the Ubuntu repositories.
A friend of mine uses NixOS daily, but it's far too much time I would need to spend to keep it working, and security updates on NixOS are just a nightmare. It's great for one-off program runs though.
Well, they are socks that boost your programming. So it makes sense, right? (I think it's pretty funny too that it's marketed like that on Amazon)
I don't do typesetting (for tv video) anymore, it's just too much work.