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[–] sga@piefed.social 3 points 1 month ago (2 children)

not really. it is more of, "i am not really motivated enough right now, can you please motivate me a bit?"

[–] sga@piefed.social 2 points 1 month ago

other than the think pad recommendations, if you buy a laptop from almost any "mainstream" brand (lets say a company with a million sales or above a year), which is 2-3 years old, you will have a great experience. even 1 year is enough for like 90+% cases.

if you want to buy a chromebook, check https://docs.chrultrabook.com/docs/getting-started/prerequisites.html - only buy supported models.

in my experience, battery life has always been better than windows (but that requires some experience and knowledge about governors and other stuff, check tlp docs if you want to, and also buying mainstream intel/amd stuff (that has not a fancy architecture like hetrogenous cores))

[–] sga@piefed.social 1 points 1 month ago

maybe programs liek navi (or any of the other billion snippets managers) can help you. essentially, these have list of commonly used commands, and then you open it with some keybinding, and you will search, lets say git commit (you know you want to commit, but lets say you forget that flag to give in line message is '-m', then command git commit -m "message" would appear. you would select it, and it should either be typed into terminal, or copied to clipboard, or some other way to quicly enter it. some others do this by autocompleting from suggestions. I have something handrolled for the purpose (which is not in a state to be recommended to others), so i would say just search snippet/command manager/helper/complete, and you should get tonnes of them. i remember one of them, that is navi.

you may also like to check out fish shell (or if you do not mind setting up zsh, if you want posix compatibility as well), as it has a very superior (compared to ootb bash) autocomplete, which will complete commands, and their flags, and sometimes also gives description of what that subcommand/flag does.

[–] sga@piefed.social 3 points 1 month ago

that would be great. more than disturbing balance, the 5% basically hits the poor only. reach either live in places where the 5% do not reach them, or they can be treated.

[–] sga@piefed.social 3 points 1 month ago (1 children)

again technically, no, you may not have any major "perforation", and sperms could just "diffuse" (not technically correct, but you get the idea) through

[–] sga@piefed.social 2 points 1 month ago (4 children)

As a non cat owner - why? how bad could it go. at best i assume cat would scratch my face or other body parts. like what is the worst that can happen. maybe cat eats you, but like, what is so bad

[–] sga@piefed.social 5 points 1 month ago (4 children)

going on extreme technicality, but it is possible for fertilisation through anal intercourse (there are documented case).

[–] sga@piefed.social 27 points 1 month ago (3 children)

I don't care about cockroaches, they do not worry me much. I also do not care about like 95% of mosquito species which do not "annoy" humans. I just want the remaining 5% to vanish

[–] sga@piefed.social 3 points 1 month ago (1 children)

here is another seemingly wrong thing - most metals get brittle when they harden. or in the meme-y way

when the metal hardens, it breaks more easily, man...

Those who want the reason, when metals are hardened (by means by annealing and subsequent quenching, or cold working, or hot working), multiple "defects" (point, line, planar as well)(in this context, these words have specific meaning, but that is not very important). these "defects" resist motion, so if you apply some amount of force, they do not deform as much (not the technically correct wording, but close enough) - this is hardness. but simultaneously, when these defects form, they also act as psitions of "stress concentration" (imagine weak points). so more there are defects, harder they become, simultaneously, more likely to break (the likeliness to break is quantised by elongation at fracture, hardness has multiple quantisations, but we usually do some correlation-ary things (like measuring the area/depth of deformation made by some specific method))

[–] sga@piefed.social 2 points 1 month ago

at your service, kind sire

[–] sga@piefed.social 2 points 1 month ago

kunai knives i guess too

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