

The photos having rust on them are because the authors are quite lazy and they need an image.
So they just look for copyright-free images of a rusty USB and they’re all set.
The photos having rust on them are because the authors are quite lazy and they need an image.
So they just look for copyright-free images of a rusty USB and they’re all set.
The 2022 World Cup was literally built by slaves. It has a way of keeping prices down.
I always try to build things that I might want!
I am fortunate to have a lot of other hobbies, so I build little things for myself for those hobbies.
One of my first scripts I ever wrote around 2004 was a Perl script to get what song was playing and automatically update my IM “status”.
I also made databases of comics and CDs for myself too.
The easiest way to get better is by doing, and doing is way easier when it’s something I care about.
It’s really crazy now to think I was spending $129 on OS upgrades. No wonder I waited!
The two states in the north that are the same size… happen to be the size of Croatia! 🫨
They were more expensive in the early 2000s.
See, for example, this MacRumors thread from 2003 entitled “Mac OS X 10.3 Panther. Why Is it still $129?”
Jaguar (10.2) was also $129 in 2002.
10.1 was free.
Going up from 2003,
“They didn’t do their diligence on that one”
“The gig is up”
Both from a podcast I listened to. I’m still not sure if they ever learned.
I love a good crime documentary for chores!
This is an independent project for fun.
KRetro’s development started in 2023 with a desire to help build more apps for Plasma Mobile (shout out to Devin for the idea and help along the way). I worked on it for a while, but unfortunately got busy with school and other things. In addition, the Qt 6 transition came and went, which left KRetro effectively abandoned.
Thankfully, in 2024, Dexter Reed came through with an MR to port the KRetro codebase to Qt6. And finally, in 2025 with more time on my hands, I finally picked the project back up, bringing us to today!
The name? The K-prefix naming has mostly been phased out these days in KDE for new apps… you could say it is a retro naming scheme 😉
Oh, like commodity pizza
Yep, whatever template I use looks really nice. Very professional.
It’s actually the most editable format my resume has ever been in, too! I started using LaTeX over a decade ago. I just update it when I need to and it prints out exactly the same way to PDF.
I will proselytize something like this for a resume any time. I am very curious about typst as well!
I used LaTeX! I found a resume template and edited it.
I’m surprised there isn’t a good typst template for resumes that is easy to edit!
I’m not reading all that. Sorry for your issue, or I’m happy for you. Whichever you prefer.
It has been remarkably useful! I keep trying to tell people about it but apparently I am just their main use case or something.
I would have loved it when I was using Samba to share files on my local network decades ago. It’s like a Swiss Army knife!
rsync can sometimes look similarly scary! I very clearly remember triple-checking what it’s doing.
rclone works amazingly well if you have hundreds of folders or thousands of files and you can’t be bothered to babysit a portal.
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Tangentially, I don’t see people talk about rclone a lot, which is like rsync for cloud storage.
It’s awesome for moving things from one provider to another, for example.
That is very cool! Thanks for sharing.
It hadn’t occurred to me to use a phone as a controller, great implementation!
These kinds of things are really cool! I love interactive fiction/games that have a real-life component.
Do you have any more information about your projects?
This is correct, for me at least.
I don’t read the text out loud in my head. I can, but I’m able to understand and comprehend the intonation and text without “performing” it.