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@amolith@masto.nixnet.xyz I didn’t know about either of these, but it turns out I could use them. 👌 thanks!

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@amolith@masto.nixnet.xyz I didn’t know about either of these, but it turns out I could use them. 👌 thanks!

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I broke Alto’s Odyssey...

Clipped through the ground and now I’m falling forever.

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I broke Alto’s Odyssey...

Clipped through the ground and now I’m falling forever.

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Homebrew (brew.sh) supports Linux and Windows now... wat....

Is it April already?

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Homebrew (brew.sh) supports Linux and Windows now... wat....

Is it April already?

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@wizzwizz4 Hmm, there might be an option in settings...

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@wizzwizz4 Hmm, there might be an option in settings...

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@wizzwizz4 Nah, you’re very efficient. The Boston Robotics dog robot thing uses 1.5x the power you use in a day in just one hour.

That’s ~38x more power.

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@wizzwizz4 Nah, you’re very efficient. The Boston Robotics dog robot thing uses 1.5x the power you use in a day in just one hour.

That’s ~38x more power.

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Calculations based on 2000 Cal/day diet, yada yada...

You use roughly 38.73 MacBook Pro batteries worth of energy in a day.

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Calculations based on 2000 Cal/day diet, yada yada...

You use roughly 38.73 MacBook Pro batteries worth of energy in a day.

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If you ate sugar instead, it would cost about $0.56 USD/day.

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If you ate sugar instead, it would cost about $0.56 USD/day.

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If humans could eat electricity for energy (ignoring nutrition and pretending you only need energy to live), it would cost about $0.50 USD/day to live.

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If humans could eat electricity for energy (ignoring nutrition and pretending you only need energy to live), it would cost about $0.50 USD/day to live.

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The winner is clear.

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The winner is clear.

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GitLab:
- Allows you to make tasks with descriptions.
- Has full support for time tracking and everything.
- Has due dates, and allows you to assign tasks to them.
- Has organized file storage that can be hacked on and do whatever.
- Has a built in Wiki, Snippet Manager, and other cool quality of life tools.

Every "Productivity" App:
- Can make tasks with descriptions.
- No time tracking.
- Sometimes can assign due dates, doesn't display on calendar.
- No wiki, snippets, file storage etc.

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GitLab:
- Allows you to make tasks with descriptions.
- Has full support for time tracking and everything.
- Has due dates, and allows you to assign tasks to them.
- Has organized file storage that can be hacked on and do whatever.
- Has a built in Wiki, Snippet Manager, and other cool quality of life tools.

Every "Productivity" App:
- Can make tasks with descriptions.
- No time tracking.
- Sometimes can assign due dates, doesn't display on calendar.
- No wiki, snippets, file storage etc.

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@shortcake https://github.com/doctormo/GimpPs

Makes GIMP work like Photoshop (kinda)

I still like Photoshop a lot more so I don't use GIMP, but maybe this will help you.

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@shortcake https://github.com/doctormo/GimpPs

Makes GIMP work like Photoshop (kinda)

I still like Photoshop a lot more so I don't use GIMP, but maybe this will help you.

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Short of automatically making me a schedule, I think the only thing that can do all of that is a piece of paper :P

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Short of automatically making me a schedule, I think the only thing that can do all of that is a piece of paper :P

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There are organizational systems that use Calendars (Date Based), Lists (Task Based), and Time Tracking (Time Based) systems.

I kind of wish there was software that let me do *all* of that.

I want to create tasks, set free time, have the computer automatically schedule tasks that don't have a set time, etc. AND be able to look at it in all forms.

Calendar view to know what I have to do on what day

Task view to organize different tasks by category (personal, school, etc)

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There are organizational systems that use Calendars (Date Based), Lists (Task Based), and Time Tracking (Time Based) systems.

I kind of wish there was software that let me do *all* of that.

I want to create tasks, set free time, have the computer automatically schedule tasks that don't have a set time, etc. AND be able to look at it in all forms.

Calendar view to know what I have to do on what day

Task view to organize different tasks by category (personal, school, etc)

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@brandon W10Privacy is a nice tool

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@brandon W10Privacy is a nice tool

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@romariorios Well yeah, I wasn’t trying to refute you, just saying that (like with everything) there are tradeoffs.

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@romariorios Well yeah, I wasn’t trying to refute you, just saying that (like with everything) there are tradeoffs.

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@romariorios

I tried both out recently (Fedora, Debian) and...

On one hand, my PC has some extremely recent (Linux-friendly) components. Whatever Kernel Debian was running did some weird stuff and led to random slowness. I also was using a Ryzen CPU, for which the cpu temperature library thing isn’t yet updated on Debian.

I didn’t have any of those issues with Fedora, but AppImages are usually broken thanks to assumptions that no longer hold with new packages.

You win some, you lose some.

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@romariorios

I tried both out recently (Fedora, Debian) and...

On one hand, my PC has some extremely recent (Linux-friendly) components. Whatever Kernel Debian was running did some weird stuff and led to random slowness. I also was using a Ryzen CPU, for which the cpu temperature library thing isn’t yet updated on Debian.

I didn’t have any of those issues with Fedora, but AppImages are usually broken thanks to assumptions that no longer hold with new packages.

You win some, you lose some.

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This script exists because there are zero valid reasons for anyone to be snooping around in your old toots, so the toots shouldn’t be accessible in the first place.

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This script exists because there are zero valid reasons for anyone to be snooping around in your old toots, so the toots shouldn’t be accessible in the first place.

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# Delete your last 40 toots.

from mastodon import Mastodon
m = Mastodon(access_token = 'GET_FROM_SETTINGS', api_base_url = 'https://fosstodon.org')
l = m.account_statuses("GET_FROM_YOUR_PROFILE_URL", limit=40)
for x in l:
m.status_delete(x.id)

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# Delete your last 40 toots.

from mastodon import Mastodon
m = Mastodon(access_token = 'GET_FROM_SETTINGS', api_base_url = 'https://fosstodon.org')
l = m.account_statuses("GET_FROM_YOUR_PROFILE_URL", limit=40)
for x in l:
m.status_delete(x.id)

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Hi everyone! I've been on the Fediverse since March on a maastodon.net-hosted instance. That service closed a while ago and I finally got around to making a new account.

Other than that, I'm a high school student with an interest in decentralization, and what that means for privacy. I've been using as much FOSS software as possible for as long as I can remember, and I try to contribute to whatever I'm interested in and open source my own projects.

#introduction #introductions

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Hi everyone! I've been on the Fediverse since March on a maastodon.net-hosted instance. That service closed a while ago and I finally got around to making a new account.

Other than that, I'm a high school student with an interest in decentralization, and what that means for privacy. I've been using as much FOSS software as possible for as long as I can remember, and I try to contribute to whatever I'm interested in and open source my own projects.

#introduction #introductions