someone made it possible to control niri and move between windows and workspaces with your head [github.com/YaLTeR/niri/di…](
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Head traking · YaLTeR/niri · Discussion #1220
A few days ago, I tinkered with opentrack to play a flight combat game, and these days I've been trying out niri—I’ve fallen in love with niri....
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Head traking · YaLTeR/niri · Discussion #1220
A few days ago, I tinkered with opentrack to play a flight combat game, and these days I've been trying out niri—I’ve fallen in love with niri....
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i hope someone running their crawler on alibaba cloud is happy that the requests are being attributed to alibaba doing ai scraping maybe it is alibaba doing ai scraping, who knows
god damn who blew through all my free request usage https://porcini.us-east.host.bsky.network/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.getBlob?did=did:plc:ia76kvnndjutgedggx2ibrem&cid=bafkreif5vl7gjlgh43bm3bmno567nannpfyrhkbityl32ls5rektdtvfdy
my tiktok fyp is just monster hunter now
wait, with microsoft requiring a copilot key on keyboards can i use that to get my context menu key back
if you put windows phones here it's a ragebait article https://porcini.us-east.host.bsky.network/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.getBlob?did=did:plc:ia76kvnndjutgedggx2ibrem&cid=bafkreifkep35prgaqlj5lw54outtrkohxr3i62rdltnxtqatfeugmwmpe4
huh, ani-one asia has a membership plan, and that's via youtube. i suppose even with the 30% cut, it's still a sustainable business, considering that the burden of video hosting goes to youtube
going back to irc
might have to see what react lynx does aside from forking preact, they mention that other frameworks comprises about half of lynx' usage so i should be able to get solidjs/svelte with relative ease
"yet another link aggregator site, but with ai moderation" isn't exactly a novel idea 💔 [theverge.com/social/624073/…](
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Digg is coming back, thanks to its founder — and Reddit’s
It’s 2004 again, y’all.
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The Verge
Digg is coming back, thanks to its founder — and Reddit’s
It’s 2004 again, y’all.
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