I just remembered the time I had to wipe a PlayStation 2 with tens of game saves dating back to 2000 and one of the save icons was on it’s knees begging me not to delete them.
I still feel like a monster.
I just remembered the time I had to wipe a PlayStation 2 with tens of game saves dating back to 2000 and one of the save icons was on it’s knees begging me not to delete them.
I still feel like a monster.
I hate Samsung and their complete ineptitude at writing software with a burning passion.
Sorry for that outage folks. The router had a blockage. Called out the plumber who cleared the debris from my Ethernet cable though. All good now.
Etched into the depths of my brain:
One-one was one race horse. Two-two was one too. One-one won one race, and Two-two won one to.
The passion with which I hate dealing with Windows cannot be described.
I’ve had more fun grazing my knee.
My life was well and truly changed the day I saw this video.
Whatever happened to script kiddies? All I see nowadays are losers DDOSing community projects.
I think my greatest security vulnerability is me singing my password as I type it…
I must say, I’m absolutely loving NixOS. Having everything declared and configured in this way is excellent.
I love being able to test packages and set everything so easily. It’s a breeze!
And it’s all too easy to move machines or reinstall should I need to.
My New Year’s resolution is 720p.
I considered 4K UHD, but I think it’s important to set achievable goals.
And another passes. As I write this it’s 2024 in the UTC +8 time zone.
Expect a blog post on my site tomorrow, I’ve got some exciting plans to share.
Configurations have been tested, USBs are writing, ISOs are burning, sanity is waning, snacks are on hand.
I’m set to make the move to NixOS on my Framework Laptop. Wish me luck!
Perhaps I’m looking at moving from Arch Linux to NixOS…
Whenever I think of installing or reinstalling my OS, I tend to go a bit crazy installing apps and testing potentially breaking changes so I can decide how to setup the new install.
It’s all well and good until I start doing that pre-backup…
I figured I’d throw my hat into the tabs vs spaces ring. In the context of code, tabs are naturally superior to spaces.
Tabs semantically indicate indentation, which allows for individuals to customise their editor to display them as they choose. A semantic option is also better for accessibility. Further, tabs lead to smaller file sizes.
Spaces should be used for alignment.