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nice i liked it

Best rice of 2024 no diddy

Are you french ?

That 8 gigs of ram is rough. Atleast put a 4 gb sodimm in there if you're tight on cash.

how long you have that? my gf63 thin 12ve broke within a few months.....

Great rice btw

Thanks, recommendations

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Your accent - immanquablement Québécois ;) When I used DWM, I replaced the workspace selection boxes with a dmenu-based switcher, freeing up screen space to add a "fuzzy clock" that displayed time in a more conversational style. For example, "01:26" became "half past one," and "15:24" was shown as "twenty past three." Efficiency isn’t exactly a concern when displaying time, but since it might be for you, you could do as I did and omit the "am/pm" indicator; we have our biological clocks to tell us that - or you could just look outside.

I gave your program a shot, I thought it was going to look like your semi-transparent terminal with animation in the back, tbh. I'm a software student so I'm not super technical yet. Downloaded it on windows, used Admin cmd on it and had python 3.12.0 to use it. Tried to add a task, but it wouldn't save to the todo file. "FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/tmp/todo.tmp'" I'm assuming this is only for Linux? I will not likely use this program in the future, but thank you for making it. It's cool that it's very small and minimalist, but I think I'm used to the usual pen and paper.

I just have an 8GB RAM disk to download to. Doesn't use any space unless there are files on it.

You are definitely type of guy that programs an entire LLM with assembly on a raspberry pie using a cracked dataset on a random hacking forum

I finally found you again

it's kinda like the old nintendo ds cartridges :O

Might I suggest cutting forward from death to where you last stopped, seeing as we see the first few rooms repeatedly during the runs.

It must be a great feeling to make a song for Terry A. Davis :)

use `caddy`

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This is what the web is missing, this reminded me of when I was a kid, I could run into some random website and just spend so much time being able to just read some random stuff. I spent a good amount of time on your site just looking at old or random sites that just had simple UI, and it was like the good old times before it felt like the internet was dying. Thank you for allowing to relive a bit of childhood. You've made something wonderful, and I'm grateful you shared it with the world :) Thank you

im gonna touch you

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It honestly doesn't look that bad, I have use websites recently that look significantly worse and are not bad on purpose. Also nice usage of the image alt text to have a hidden message on terminal web browsers :D

What is that font you use for your browser?

Nice, love to see this, I really wish more people would try to make the web less bloated, so much can be done with pure html and css

blast from the past, 2004 where all sites were good like that

Very nice, o like very mutch to listen music with mpv, only plugin I use is next file.

Hey, wanted to share my opinion on your view. I am by no means a pro, and I do not think I must be right. But after skipping through the video I had some things to say: Well, in this video, you haven't really shown much of your knowledge. You claim to be able to program in every major language, but in reality, you need more than just syntax skills. You say that cookie scripts are bad, but they aren't in reality. It seems you're not using them effectively because frameworks can handle that for you, but you're too entitled to learn frameworks. Frameworks are today's way of programming-a way of organizing our work and ethics easily. That doesn't mean you have to use frameworks for web development, but if you don't, you should at least understand the technologies they use. Cookies, sessions, certificates, and more are all advancements that increase security and usability. If you can't handle these on your own or refuse to learn a framework, you'll struggle to find web development jobs because the world has advanced in the last 20 years. Aren't those concerns about frameworks completely untrue if you use them the right way? If you read into what the framework does while using it? Sure, if you're a full-stack developer working alone, you need to know everything, especially without a senior to guide you. But today, most tech companies use scrum-based methodologies or something similar, right? If you want to work as a web developer, don't be so cocky about your knowledge. Don’t be biased. You aren't working in your own company if you're applying for jobs; you do what your employers ask. There's no argument against frameworks in today’s world. Open-source innovation doesn't hinder us-it helps. Why reinvent the wheel for every site when tools can be reused? Maybe that's why frameworks and open source are the standard today. I understand you might not want 10,000 dependencies on your machine, but you can still use lightweight frameworks suited to your needs. Personally, I work a lot with back-end development, and I use Java Spring for that. If I did everything in bare Java, I would need to apply to an asylum because it would take me months just to handle security concerns. If I had to solve problems that have been solved millions of times already, I'd make no progress. With Spring, I understand how it solves these problems and only use the dependencies I need during deployment. I personally think you can find a job with programming using no frameworks. But for that you need to be very fast at generating Boilerplate Code and also at implementing technological features & coming up with them. If you think thats a bit too much for now. Try to stick to a framework and language you like in order to understand it so deeply, that you could literally write the framework yourself if you had infinite time.

thats a lot of rambling wow i thought this video was about your website

As you opened the CSS file it hit me. You should definetly switch to REACT or NextJS. I built websites for 2 years with PHP Laravel and than a friend who is an IT Student told me about React and NextJS. It was a bit complicated to begin but oh man this techstack with TailwindCSS solves all the problems u got. hover:bg-red-400 thats it if you hover over it the background color switches to red. And all your components are reusable. Maybe you check it out :) Nice video btw was very entertaining

Kind of interesting, since all of the companies you have mentioned have ties into the work that you do, in every little nook and cranny of the dev world :D

I certainly dont think that your site is ugly. I think it has charm

there is a certain charm that comes with standing out :)

nice song, what ai thing do you use?

btw I just made an AMV and made sure to credit you.

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is this your song or someone else's?

this is pretty good

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good shit bro

this a certified banger

It is nice that they have an RSS feed!

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Amosnimos: You really need to turn your audio up! I can barely hear what you're saying.

dang i was sleeping when u posted this

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Sorry boss but what are u trying to do

What the hell did you just say?? You talk too fast!!