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Yeah, something to share w/ an LLM maybe. Some more feedback:
- Save bot on/off preferences
- When the game is over, `r` to replay against the same user. Maybe a 3-5s countdown for rematches instead of booting back to lobby
- Names are truncated in the main name field
- Underneath the name field, show the ranking of your opponent
Suggestions - Add 1-2 more seconds for hand resolution so that we can look at both hands
- Move chat to the left hand side so that it doesn't get overrun by hand results
- Ability to print hands in a log
- Ranking update after every game (+40 pts. You moved up X rankings and are now ranked Y)
- Tweaks to TUI setup: I resized the window temporarily and lost the hand results/output section until I restarted the ssh cnxn
Is it down? Got a few games in earlier and can't play it anymore suddenly.
No need to reinvent the wheel: https://docs.chrultrabook.com/docs/installing/installing-lin...
Been running Debian on an hp Chromebook for 2y now.
Wow. The headline is terrible and buried the lede.
I believe they offer prorated refunds when you cancel
Speaking of manpages, during a different hn convo, I found out about mansnip [1]. It is for when you remember the command but forget what the flags do and has been very useful re: "I keep using curl -LO, what is that doing again?" etc
Great read. Put into words what I've been feeling for a while now.
I've been using jetbird from fdroid. I have never tried the official app, but I have good experiences with Jet Bird.
I installed it today for the first time because of this thread. It is the perfect combination of minimal and power-user friendly. I'm impressed.
same I almost went to search for the release notes
~2,500 for Tiananmen Square
Maybe I'm the only one realizing it's exactly the same amount they were due to receive from the US Govt until the Trump administration said they were too woke.
They are both garbage companies that will abuse the data they receive regardless
This was my initial perspective as well. Given that there are no profiles, I will likely have to pivot to something else
We have been moving quickly to address these issues, delivering four additional point releases with over 100 changes since the initial 10.11.0 release. To date, most point releases have focused on resolving general and migration-related issues. The remaining migration issues are largely isolated, one-off cases and are unlikely to be resolved.
I guess that's my cue to finally try and upgrade. I dragged my feet given how widespread the friction of the upgrade, but if this is as good as it's going to get, I might as well pull the bandaid off now.
Between this and the dual boot diaries podcast it's great to see mainstream PC outlets covering Linux more broadly.
The article definitely took a sharp and unexpected left towards the end.
I've used recalendar.js the past few years for my eInk devices:
Aren't a disproportionate amount of high schoolers road fatalities? I think it's due to emotional immaturity, nihilism or an inability to tackle problems directly.
Isn't that a moot point with the graphene location proxy tool?
I hate to sound like a those pesky Kagi supporters, but that is built into Graphene OS.
Feels analogous to 'Cigarette company announced cigarettes can be healthy under these specific instances'
I can't understand why people would trust a CEO that regularly lies about product timelines, product features, his own personal life, etc. And that's before politicizing his entire kingdom by literally becoming a part of government and one of the larger donations of the current administration.
Leaving aside the mediocre reputation of the Linux Foundation, is it true that everyone moving away from MCP and towards Claude Skills at this point?
Very well stated.
I am an American and can appreciate the shortcomings of my country. I also have the ability to see the shortcomings of China as well. Do you see the irony that I asked to reflect on China's history and you instead list things you don't like about the US?
The swamp is so drained, baby
For those with a morbid curiosity, check out "This is Actually Happening" podcast. It is almost always told by the victim and so where other podcasts feel exploitative, it feels reflective and insightful.