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phantomwise

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  • I must have died and gone to heaven [nushell]

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  • I don't really mind having a non-POSIX shell since it doesn't prevent bash scripts from working, but I get that if you want portability bash is still best since it'll work mostly anywhere.

  • I must have died and gone to heaven [nushell]

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  • I feel my sanity slowly slipping away while reading...

  • I must have died and gone to heaven [nushell]

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  • Yeah if you need to work on machines with bash it makes sense to stick with it. Sorry you have to work on Windows... how is powershell compared to bash?

    I don't know python but xonsh seems really cool, especially since like nushell it works on both linux and windows so you don't have to bother about OS specific syntax

  • I must have died and gone to heaven [nushell]

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  • That's interesting I hadn't thought about the JSON angle! Do you mean that you can actually use jq on regular command outputs like ls -l?

    Oil is an interesting project and the backward compatibility with bash is very neat! I don't see myself using it though, since it's syntax is very close to bash on purpose I'd probably get oil syntax and bash syntax all mixed up in my head and forget which is which... So I went with nushell because it doesn't look anything like bash. If you know python what do you think about xonsh? I

  • I must have died and gone to heaven [nushell]

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  • I've also been using zsh until now, it's clear it's a massive improvement over bash. No more accidentally pasting code into the terminal!

    I wasn't even looking for a new interactive shell, zsh is fine, I was looking for a new language for shell scripts because I'm tired of bash's legacy quirks... but the interactive nushell was too cool to resist!

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    nushell

    I must have died and gone to heaven

  • What's it like being a user hearing about developer drama.

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  • More like:

    That why linux is great, it open-sources its drama so everyone can enjoy it

  • Why is land/sky so cleanly split between mammals/birds?

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  • At the same time, it was also not mammals that ruled the ground, it was, as many an eight year-old can attest, dinosaurs.

    Arthropods who've been ruling the world for 500 million years: Why do dinosaurs get all the hype? 😭 😭 😭

  • Why is land/sky so cleanly split between mammals/birds?

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  • I guess that depends on your definition of what a bird is and on where you place the transition between bird-like dinosaurs and birds. Like Archaeopteryx is one of the species in that weird kinda dinosaur kinda bird phase.

    Edit: Genus not species, sorry. I hate taxonomy so much...

  • Every support thread on Reddit is literally this now

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  • I don't either, but if no one ever tries github projects with zero stars how are they supposed to get stars?

  • How to browse websites in 2025: 13 simple steps

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  • I gave up on noscript years ago when more and more websites would break unless I allowed dozens of different domains for each, it became too much of a pain to manage. What's the point if you're forced to allow it for the page to load anyway? But it has been years, so maybe noscript has evolved to compensate for that?

  • Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber

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  • From my experience most people just don't know that it CAN be changed. They assume that there's nothing to do about it, or that if there is you need to be a tech wizard to understand how. They know that they don't understand how their computer/browser/phone/whatever works so they assume that even if there was a way it would be too complicated for them to even try. They don't care to understand how it works, and that's fine. I also don't care how my microwave works as long as it does work when I need it to. There's not enough time or mental energy to learn everything. But when you show them that all it takes is going to a website, typing "ublock" in the search bar and clicking a big button, then it goes from "probably rocket science" to "hey I could actually do this!".

  • Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber

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  • of course not, the average person is lazy and uses tldr

  • Or other?

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  • Whichever will be more efficient at not doing the specific thing I'm trying to do

  • How to browse websites in 2025: 13 simple steps

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    • You also have to wait 30 seconds to a minute for all the useless javascript to load and get in the way of you trying to find what you are looking for.
    • Then you'll have to dodge an AI chatbot and various buttons for AI features trying to trick you into clicking them.

  • But yet the DPRK is still "a threat to world peace"? Interesting 🤔😁

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  • notice how literally no american ever talks about the U.S. civil war with “the North invaded the South”

    "War of Northern Aggression" anyone?

  • But yet the DPRK is still "a threat to world peace"? Interesting 🤔😁

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  • What's France doing in red? That's like the ONE invasion for which people had no complaints 😂 More nazi punching and less overthrow of democratic governments, please.

  • What are your highest seeding ratios?

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  • 1 is my goal, though I think I might have reached 2 once. Because shitty ADSL 😭

    My very grateful thanks to people who can afford to do more.

  • movie rule

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  • If you look at old silent movies, they were played at different speeds in different cinemas and projections. There wasn't a standard way to play a movie, no "you NEED to play the movie at this specific speed or it will be ruined". I'm not saying the same should apply to modern movies, but I find it interesting.

  • Seems like the perfect day to ask: Muricans, what's your dream country to expatriate to? Non-Muricans, what's the thought on accepting US refugees?

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  • I'm very concerned that people who choose to go to France will just find themselves in the exact same situation along with the rest of us not too long from now. I'd advise looking for a country with a lower fascism approval rating...

    We do have lots of cheese, though, if it's any consolation.

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    Most insane laptops?

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    What are the modern design trends you hate most?

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    Worst keyboard layouts?

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    Email client recommendations ?

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    Challenge : The most convoluted way to run a Windows app ?