Like, a GUI plus command line, objectively provides you with more UX tools and ways of presenting data and interactions to the user
My long list of vim plugins and adhoc macros would like a word. I don't doubt VSCode can do something similar, but I love that I can script vim to do basically whatever. Also, it feels much faster to not need to touch a mouse at all.
Please remind me why these are legal 😔
Legit sounds like the Out of Eden Walk
https://www.npr.org/2013/01/10/168961210/what-do-you-pack-for-a-seven-year-trip
How easy is it for you to take your bike on the train in that area? I was visiting Utrecht recently and was really surprised they only allowed 2-3 bikes on the entire train (off peak hours too).
I fucking love that album and it didn't get enough credit when it came out
AMERIKKKAN IDOL if anyone is looking for the song
wrt conf file location, they're only generally in /usr/lib/systemd, /etc/systemd, or /run/systemd. You can always find out what's getting read with systemctl cat <service-name>. Way easier to find stuff than with some other random programs imo, I've seen crap have default conf files in dumb places like /usr/share/<service-name>/lib/etc.
How do they not know how to fill out a check?
The Fall by Tarsem. I've been so happy the 4k remaster and theatrical re-release has been getting some love now.
Fuck the libre initiative btw
This is also assuming the app provides granular notification permissions. So many have just one toggle, so you're stuck with all or nothing.