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@BoydStephenSmithJr @a2_4am I am saying that we need a browser that is a product paid for directly by its users.
If #Mozzila offered a version of #Firefox that respected privacy and net neutrality and shunned AI, for a monthly fee, I'd pay it.
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@BoydStephenSmithJr @radleybalko.bsky.social As a a woke leftist antifa United Empire Loyalist Canadian; I for 1 will sit back and watch with glee the USA violently Balkanize into small disjointed republics. never again to rise as a threat to others. then maybe my grandchildren will reclaim the former rhode island lands my family were driven from. tyvm.
#empireloyalist
#scortchedearth
#blockgps
#boycottusa
Boycott
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@BoydStephenSmithJr @dvandal @david_chisnall @strlcat
This reasoning is based upon a fallacious dichotomy. In the real history, Upstart existed and had a strong competing maintainership, to the level that the #Debian TC itself was nearly split down the middle on #RedHat/#Canonical lines, and the choice was *never* between van Smoorenburg init+rc and systemd.
It was between #Upstart and #systemd, the latter indeed being a reaction to the former, with #OpenRC as a late entrant.
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@BoydStephenSmithJr I used #Polonium for quite a while, and then switched to #Krohnkite. The latter doesn't try to interoperate with #plasma's native tiling and is much more rock solid
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@AFresh1 @BoydStephenSmithJr The Steam client is closed source, but you can get your downloads on #OpenBSD with steamctl from ports.
https://openbsd.app/?search=steamctl¤t=on
That breaks occasionally when Steam's API changes. Better to buy on GOG, itch.io, or Zoom-Platform which allow for direct downloads.
Best way to browse which commercial games can run on OpenBSD is here:
https://pobsd.chocolatines.org/
(Courtesy of @hukadan )
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@dysfun @BoydStephenSmithJr #neovim #vim
I really am! Nvim-lspconfig supports #idris2-lsp out of the box, and @edwinb's [plugin](https://github.com/edwinb/idris2-vim) is a nice integration to that. It's a neat setup.
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All weights in pounds. One set; 10 reps.
Triceps Press 160
Biceps Curl 70
Shoulder Press 140
Lateral Raise 75
Leg Press 320
Seated Leg Curl 190
Back Extension 205
Triceps Extension 95
Abdominal 190
Seated Row 135
Lat Pulldown 145
Leg Extension 190
Pectoral Fly 140
Rear Deltoid 140
Chest Press 140
Abdominal Crunch 80
Rotary Torso 165
MTS Incline Press 70x2
Inner Thigh 205
Outter Thigh 205 -
All weights in pounds. One set; 10 reps.
Triceps Press 160
Biceps Curl 70
Shoulder Press 140
Lateral Raise 75
Leg Press 320
Seated Leg Curl 190
Back Extension 205
Triceps Extension 95
Abdominal 190
Seated Row 135
Lat Pulldown 145
Leg Extension 190
Pectoral Fly 140
Rear Deltoid 140
Chest Press 140
Abdominal Crunch 80
Rotary Torso 165
MTS Incline Press 70x2
Inner Thigh 205
Outter Thigh 205 -
#PureScript / #Halogen question, is there a way to compare HTML / VDom values for equality? I want to write some checks for some helper functions that have HTML results.
I started trying to write my own, but it sort of looks like I'd need to bind JS's (===) :: Foreign -> Foreign -> Boolean to deal with some of the internals.
Alternatively, how would you test
`flowTree :: forall a w i. (a -> HtmlTreeF w i a) -> a -> HTML w i`
given
```
newtype HtmlTreeF w i a = MkTreeF
{ rootContent :: Array (HTML w i)
, links :: Array (Tuple (Maybe (Array (HTML w i))) a)
}
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#PureScript / #Halogen question, is there a way to compare HTML / VDom values for equality? I want to write some checks for some helper functions that have HTML results.
I started trying to write my own, but it sort of looks like I'd need to bind JS's (===) :: Foreign -> Foreign -> Boolean to deal with some of the internals.
Alternatively, how would you test
`flowTree :: forall a w i. (a -> HtmlTreeF w i a) -> a -> HTML w i`
given
```
newtype HtmlTreeF w i a = MkTreeF
{ rootContent :: Array (HTML w i)
, links :: Array (Tuple (Maybe (Array (HTML w i))) a)
}
``` -
#PureScript / #Halogen question, is there a way to compare HTML / VDom values for equality? I want to write some checks for some helper functions that have HTML results.
I started trying to write my own, but it sort of looks like I'd need to bind JS's (===) :: Foreign -> Foreign -> Boolean to deal with some of the internals.
Alternatively, how would you test
`flowTree :: forall a w i. (a -> HtmlTreeF w i a) -> a -> HTML w i`
given
```
newtype HtmlTreeF w i a = MkTreeF
{ rootContent :: Array (HTML w i)
, links :: Array (Tuple (Maybe (Array (HTML w i))) a)
}
``` -
#PureScript / #Halogen question, is there a way to compare HTML / VDom values for equality? I want to write some checks for some helper functions that have HTML results.
I started trying to write my own, but it sort of looks like I'd need to bind JS's (===) :: Foreign -> Foreign -> Boolean to deal with some of the internals.
Alternatively, how would you test
`flowTree :: forall a w i. (a -> HtmlTreeF w i a) -> a -> HTML w i`
given
```
newtype HtmlTreeF w i a = MkTreeF
{ rootContent :: Array (HTML w i)
, links :: Array (Tuple (Maybe (Array (HTML w i))) a)
}
``` -
#PureScript / #Halogen question, is there a way to compare HTML / VDom values for equality? I want to write some checks for some helper functions that have HTML results.
I started trying to write my own, but it sort of looks like I'd need to bind JS's (===) :: Foreign -> Foreign -> Boolean to deal with some of the internals.
Alternatively, how would you test
`flowTree :: forall a w i. (a -> HtmlTreeF w i a) -> a -> HTML w i`
given
```
newtype HtmlTreeF w i a = MkTreeF
{ rootContent :: Array (HTML w i)
, links :: Array (Tuple (Maybe (Array (HTML w i))) a)
}
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I've not been in the 3-D printing space in a while, but I think this is worth sharing for anyone that is: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/bambu-lab-abusing-open-source-social-contract/
Please boost for reach.
#3DPrinting #Bambu #BambuLab #OrcaSlicer #BambuStudio #PrusaSlicer #slic3r
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I've not been in the 3-D printing space in a while, but I think this is worth sharing for anyone that is: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/bambu-lab-abusing-open-source-social-contract/
Please boost for reach.
#3DPrinting #Bambu #BambuLab #OrcaSlicer #BambuStudio #PrusaSlicer #slic3r
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I've not been in the 3-D printing space in a while, but I think this is worth sharing for anyone that is: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/bambu-lab-abusing-open-source-social-contract/
Please boost for reach.
#3DPrinting #Bambu #BambuLab #OrcaSlicer #BambuStudio #PrusaSlicer #slic3r
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I've not been in the 3-D printing space in a while, but I think this is worth sharing for anyone that is: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/bambu-lab-abusing-open-source-social-contract/
Please boost for reach.
#3DPrinting #Bambu #BambuLab #OrcaSlicer #BambuStudio #PrusaSlicer #slic3r
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I've not been in the 3-D printing space in a while, but I think this is worth sharing for anyone that is: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/bambu-lab-abusing-open-source-social-contract/
Please boost for reach.
#3DPrinting #Bambu #BambuLab #OrcaSlicer #BambuStudio #PrusaSlicer #slic3r
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Anyone out there got a recommendation for a scale w/ 8-contact body composition calculations? AFAICT, the 8-contact machines are accurate enough that tracking BF% with them is useful.
I want something other than BMI to track / target. I don't want to _have_ to use their app. My existing information is in Google Fit. The device must not require Internet connectivity for initial set-up or use.
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One set, 10 reps. Weights in pounds.
Triceps Press 155
Biceps Curl 70
Shoulder Press 140
Lateral Raise 75
Leg Press 320
Seated Leg Curl 195
Back Extension 185
Triceps Extension 95
Abdominal 190
Seated Row 135
Lat Pulldown 145
Leg Extension 190
Pectoral Fly 140
Rear Deltoid 140
Chest Press 140
Abdominal Crunch 80
Rotary Torso 165
MTS Abdominal Crunch 80
MTS Shoulder Press <70x2
MTS Incline Press <70x2
MTS Chest Press 70x2
Inner Thigh 205
Outer Thigh 205I will try to do better on Tuesday.
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Quick #PureScript question. If I have a data structure that's basically a cons list, and I want to turn it into an Array, is the best way to do that recursive function with calls to `cons` or some better unfold?
(Sometimes I even forget that [:] is arrays in PS, since I write plenty of Haskell and Idrisi, too.)
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7-14 reps per set, all weights in pounds and are of the last full set unless otherwise noted.
Triceps Press 150
Biceps Curl 70
Shoulder Press 140
Lateral Raise 75
Leg Press 320
Seated Leg Curl 195
Back Extension 185
Triceps Extension 95
Abdominal 190
Seated Row 135
Lat Pulldown 145
Leg Extension 190
Pectoral Fly 145 (incomplete; aborted due to shoulder pain after 4 reps.)
Rear Deltoid 145
Chest Press 140
Abdominal Crunch 80
Rotary Torso 165
MTS Abdominal Crunch 80
MTS Shoulder Press 70x2
MTS Incline Press 70x2 (incomplete, only 2 reps)
MTS Chest Press 70x2 (incomplete, only 5 reps)
Inner Thigh 195
Outter Thigh 195 -
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@BoydStephenSmithJr/116072082621033639
It's been about a year since my last position ended. Please let me know anywhere to apply for #Haskell, #Idris, or #Purescript employment.
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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@BoydStephenSmithJr/116072082621033639
It's been about a year since my last position ended. Please let me know anywhere to apply for #Haskell, #Idris, or #Purescript employment.
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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@BoydStephenSmithJr/116072082621033639
It's been about a year since my last position ended. Please let me know anywhere to apply for #Haskell, #Idris, or #Purescript employment.