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@mcc flatpaks are basically small containers, and so “meld” isn’t directly added to your PATH as a command; i think you have to invoke it as “flatpak run org.gnome.Meld” for it to run the binary wherever Flatpak installs it

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i am in the middle of scrolling on my phone and my bra-less boyfriend starts doing the dishes (not asked for) collecting our dinner plates as i see a funny post.

so how is your day going?

@ada_line why nit

@june hi

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You can read long-form thoughts at https://notes.pault.ag/tpl/ where I tried to capture as much as I could into one place.

This is on my blog but I was just the one to put keyboard to markdown here. I am exactly one of many. I hope this represents our thoughts well. It definitely represents mine.

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who up pondering their orb rn

it is my CR-V duty to inform you

if i had a nickel for every single time i'd run `sudo do-release-upgrade` on a ctf machine i would have paid job experience

power cycling my air conditioner to force renew its DHCP lease

obsessed that ottawa seems to have a t&t supermarket on airport property

cheaper than gas... cheaper than milk... try white vinegar in drinks of coffee's ilk

noticed a fun problem with my openwrt wap (802.11ac, wpa2-psk) where apple devices seem to not negotiate something properly on first join and don't get internet access until de/reassociating? seems to happen only with static private MACs

call me a “policy wonk” the way i

etymonline: wonk (n.)
"overly studious person," 1962, earlier "effeminate male" (1954), American English student slang. Perhaps a shortening of British slang wonky "shaky, unreliable," or a variant of British slang wanker "masturbator."

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my new alternative to LinkedIn, LibreLink

how to take a compliment urgent

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