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Some fantastic #ambient #music for working and relaxing: Stasis Sounds for Long-Distance Space Travel by 36 & zake
https://pitp.bandcamp.com/album/stasis-sounds-for-long-distance-space-travel

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Some fantastic #ambient #music for working and relaxing: Stasis Sounds for Long-Distance Space Travel by 36 & zake
https://pitp.bandcamp.com/album/stasis-sounds-for-long-distance-space-travel

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@mikewink `figlet -f chunky`

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@mikewink `figlet -f chunky`

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@mikewink Ha! 😁

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@mikewink Ha! 😁

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@mikewink You're welcome. You're free to ask. In the meantime, you may want to check out my Neovim dotfiles: https://git.herrbischoff.com/dotpr0n/t ree/.config/nvim

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@mikewink You're welcome. You're free to ask. In the meantime, you may want to check out my Neovim dotfiles: https://git.herrbischoff.com/dotpr0n/t ree/.config/nvim

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@mikewink We'll see how long it takes for users to migrate in relevant numbers, how stable the network turns out to be and how long it takes for marketing departments to develop creative ways of advertising the crap out of this new medium.

One feature that sparks a bit of hope is the filter function. Mastodon and its development team will have to prove themselves resilient to financial incentives though. Many projects started off idealistic, only to succumb to the stark realities of capitalism.

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@mikewink We'll see how long it takes for users to migrate in relevant numbers, how stable the network turns out to be and how long it takes for marketing departments to develop creative ways of advertising the crap out of this new medium.

One feature that sparks a bit of hope is the filter function. Mastodon and its development team will have to prove themselves resilient to financial incentives though. Many projects started off idealistic, only to succumb to the stark realities of capitalism.

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@Alrescha Thanks, that's really kind of extreme. I may try it at some point though. Already discovered the filters and love them. Could already filter out a metric ton of pictures of #pets. 😉

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@Alrescha Thanks, that's really kind of extreme. I may try it at some point though. Already discovered the filters and love them. Could already filter out a metric ton of pictures of #pets. 😉

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@mikewink Thanks! I'm curious to see how the Mastodon experience turns out in the end.

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@mikewink Thanks! I'm curious to see how the Mastodon experience turns out in the end.

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@mikewink Let me know if you need help setting up the language server stuff. It is confusing at first. Especially when you take the new Lua configuration into consideration.

Honestly, if you're looking to retire PHPStorm at some point, you will have to adjust expectations a lot. (Neo)vim is a *very* different experience. I like it better.

For one, when working with a code editor as opposed to an IDE, you generally work closer to the ground and tend not to nest stuff several layers deep.

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@mikewink Let me know if you need help setting up the language server stuff. It is confusing at first. Especially when you take the new Lua configuration into consideration.

Honestly, if you're looking to retire PHPStorm at some point, you will have to adjust expectations a lot. (Neo)vim is a *very* different experience. I like it better.

For one, when working with a code editor as opposed to an IDE, you generally work closer to the ground and tend not to nest stuff several layers deep.

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@mikewink About then years ago, I spent time to learn Vim. It has been rocky but fascinating. It took a couple of weeks to get to the point of being productive. I briefly tried VSC with the #Neovim plugin but found it lacking. Now it's Neovim all of the time. Once you get used to working in the terminal and tamed tmux, most GUI editors (and window managers) lose their appeal.

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@mikewink About then years ago, I spent time to learn Vim. It has been rocky but fascinating. It took a couple of weeks to get to the point of being productive. I briefly tried VSC with the #Neovim plugin but found it lacking. Now it's Neovim all of the time. Once you get used to working in the terminal and tamed tmux, most GUI editors (and window managers) lose their appeal.

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#Apple’s attention to #iOS design details is simply amazing.

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#Apple’s attention to #iOS design details is simply amazing.

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Sadly though, those filters do not seem to apply to the #Mastodon #iOS app. In the web app, they immediately work, the app ignores the settings though, even after signing out and back in.

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Sadly though, those filters do not seem to apply to the #Mastodon #iOS app. In the web app, they immediately work, the app ignores the settings though, even after signing out and back in.

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As #Mastodon appears to treat #hashtags simply as text (which they are), the keyword #filter works as a hashtag filter as well. Despite the obvious human need to share pictures of their pets, I'm just not into having to look at them.

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As #Mastodon appears to treat #hashtags simply as text (which they are), the keyword #filter works as a hashtag filter as well. Despite the obvious human need to share pictures of their pets, I'm just not into having to look at them.

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@tonyp That’s what I hope for it to be. Twitter and comparable networks always had too little signal-to-noise ratio for me. I already see some of the patterns emerging here as well though. Speaking of BBS and IRC, I miss discussions in groups with topics. Hashtags only get you halfway there and invite noise. Still, Mastodon is way nicer than I originally figured.

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@tonyp That’s what I hope for it to be. Twitter and comparable networks always had too little signal-to-noise ratio for me. I already see some of the patterns emerging here as well though. Speaking of BBS and IRC, I miss discussions in groups with topics. Hashtags only get you halfway there and invite noise. Still, Mastodon is way nicer than I originally figured.

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@dannysullivan For me, it’s one of the best shows of 2022. Happy to see that production of the second season appears to be happening right now. I remember that originally it was projected to take a couple of years, now scheduled for 2023. Guess success caught up with them.

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@dannysullivan For me, it’s one of the best shows of 2022. Happy to see that production of the second season appears to be happening right now. I remember that originally it was projected to take a couple of years, now scheduled for 2023. Guess success caught up with them.

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@bluechoochoo Indeed. I’m very new here and experience some real friction in finding useful content. Most accounts are either sharing way too much for my taste or very little. I find that I’m not interested in 90%+ of what is shared, even from interesting people. It’s the same issue why I didn’t use Twitter much at all. Maybe it’s the format that encourages over-sharing.

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@bluechoochoo Indeed. I’m very new here and experience some real friction in finding useful content. Most accounts are either sharing way too much for my taste or very little. I find that I’m not interested in 90%+ of what is shared, even from interesting people. It’s the same issue why I didn’t use Twitter much at all. Maybe it’s the format that encourages over-sharing.

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If you’re looking for great #commandline software, also with a #tui, you may be interested in https://git.herrbischoff.com/awesome-c ommand-line-apps/about/

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If you’re looking for great #commandline software, also with a #tui, you may be interested in https://git.herrbischoff.com/awesome-c ommand-line-apps/about/

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My recently updated collection of useful #macOS #commandline information: https://git.herrbischoff.com/awesome-m acos-command-line/about/

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My recently updated collection of useful #macOS #commandline information: https://git.herrbischoff.com/awesome-m acos-command-line/about/

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@BastilleBSD I guess I’ve been using it for three years or more now. It really is the cleanest and most stable implementation of jail management on FreeBSD. Thank you so much for creating it!

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@BastilleBSD I guess I’ve been using it for three years or more now. It really is the cleanest and most stable implementation of jail management on FreeBSD. Thank you so much for creating it!

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@unrznbl @mhoye I've got one word (well, two) for you: normalcy bias.

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@unrznbl @mhoye I've got one word (well, two) for you: normalcy bias.

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Alright, let’s see if I’m going to use this Mastodon thing any more than I did Twitter. Which means: at all. Is there real value to be found or is it just an endless distraction, like Musk’s little plaything is? Will I find love, conversation and connection here or just another wasteland of memes and self-promotion?

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Alright, let’s see if I’m going to use this Mastodon thing any more than I did Twitter. Which means: at all. Is there real value to be found or is it just an endless distraction, like Musk’s little plaything is? Will I find love, conversation and connection here or just another wasteland of memes and self-promotion?