dima_medvedev

Yeah, it definitely did, re-learned to touch type in Colemak and also upgraded to ortholinear split keyboard. Yet it's takes quite some time after ~20 years of touch typing on Qwerty.

There's already a comment above pointing out that it might be the initial infection location plays big role. Seems very likely that poor ventilation (in e.g. medical facilities) is main cause of severe cases.

Also, the virus is replicating exponentially only if it can reach many uninfected cells. It takes ~10 hours for an infected cell to start producing virus. Not sure whether non-specific immune system can somehow "contain" virus, would be great to learn about that.

Bought two of those last March. Mostly positive experience so far.

Previous firmware didn't restore U2F key from backup, but current one does. It also didn't have any kind of lockdown, so I did it via UDEV rules, luckily current firmware has a lock button, which even sends "Super-l".

I would also love onlykey-cli be ported to Python3.

Somebody mentioned here that onlykey isn't fit for keychain use, yet mine is totally fine and USB port shows virtually no signs of wear.

Also have Diverge 3, using it with Colemak-dh layout. Took me like 6 months to fully adapt, but man it's so much better now. Now it's way easier to reach most dev-related symbols on second Fn layer which is mapped on right thumb key block.

You need fire to forge steel

Which he didn't, the title is "don't tell me".

Still using 2011 Lenovo X220 i7-2640M. Excellent Linux (NixOS atm) support, best keyboard imo, kinda lacking 768p screen. Only had to replace battery, one ram stick and cpu fan. Dunno what I'll do when it dies, considering laptop mods from sites like 51nb.

That's what Ballmer thought about iPhone.

More like _humans_ shouldn't edit XML by hands, XML has it's strong points as a machine-friendly format.

It makes perfect sense when for example one defines God as the best part of oneself.

Currently most modern hardware we own contains a backdoor at the BIOS level. It's a black-box blob of code that does all the initialization and can potentially call home (Intel/AMD) and do almost everything on your system. Another thing is that we can't debug and fix BIOS-related problems (like software suspend). More here https://libreboot.org/faq/#intelme

FAR Manager back in the Win2k/XP days. Actually nowadays too.

"We wanted as good as possible, but it turned out as always" Viktor Chernomyrdin, Russian politician

The law itself is more or less reasonable, but very poorly done and applied, like almost all recent Russian internet laws.

Not necessary, those are blocking it themselves.