Replying to @1Saroj_tushar
sadly sway. I am thinking about i3 but wayland has been so good to me
Databases prove how fast computers are nowadays and the backends built on top prove how stupid nowadays programmers are
Replying to @todaymare @m_i_z_u_k_i_67
haha kill it with fire
Replying to @todaymare @m_i_z_u_k_i_67
seems like macos is not surviving the slopocalypse. No need to test on it then
Replying to @m_i_z_u_k_i_67
The honda guy is kanye west?
Replying to @FabriceNEYRET
it also functions as english-vocab software
Replying to @todaymare @m_i_z_u_k_i_67
I wanna write macos software and test my software on macos. having the newest one can help
Replying to @vedugudev
you can't really syscall 83 in iso C
SyntaxError » CEO of "CEO of..."-names retweeted
Replying to @SyntaxError2505
Replying to @hoffridder
but it's so minimal tho
Replying to @oxcrows
A wm that's just emacs
Replying to @fuggywastaken
Sude has always worked for me. Is it bloated in any way?
Replying to @RLeRoux64 @mattsimpsn
I don't think you can just comment that under people with no context
Replying to @m_i_z_u_k_i_67
I was looking around. Is M1 bad? Do they support the newest MacOS?
Replying to @genericgondola
Well on most systems you-ve got the man utility and some managers around Linux. For libc and POSIX, man pages can be optional. Other libraries like sdl also offer man pages which don't install when you install the library itself








