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Netcat, mostly

I think they’re also working on getting Steam running. I don’t remember how that’s going, though.

In the US there’s a lot that use Linux via Chromebook, but you don’t get root access or even arbitrary command execution.

Speaking of, here’s a full backup of the Ryujinx repo, including commit history.

Haskell’s if is pretty nice: if cond then truthy else falsy

How to Kill a Decentralised Network (such as the Fediverse)

Remember - if an environment variable’s not your fault, it’s your parent’s fault.

also, am I the only one who keeps accidentally clicking on Lemmy’s “delete comment” button when meaning to edit a comment?

You’re not, but clicking it again undeletes it.

Laptop, so it’s a bit harder to pull the power cable. The default power button behavior is to hibernate, which usually finishes shutting down before a hard shutdown can trigger and doesn’t fix that.

Sometimes Windows (on laptop) decides to drop a key release, meaning I have to figure out how to restart while (e.g.) Esc is being held down.

Oh nice, another client-dependent formatting thing.

Lemmy (as in the default frontend) requires an extra caret at the end of superscripts: ^or^ ^the^ ^ports^ ^of^ ^the^ ^bay^

^{not a bot, but at this point I might make one}

Firefox is great, but :has (a CSS selector supported by WebKit but not Gecko) is starting to get a lot more popular.

Sadly. angle brackes do not work for that codeblock.