For full control of a computer there's Moonlight and Sunshine. Overkill if you just want to show something, probably won't work great outside of LAN for latency. app.lizardbyte.dev/Sunshine/
@cinnamon@alice@vv0ltz Having someone to nerdsnipe me is great for motivation, especially if it starts with "hey I'm having trouble with x, can you help me...". That's how you get me to drop everything and work on it till 3am if I don't immediately know the answer
Unsolicited diatary advice@cyberboy@iro_miya Beans are a great option for protein and fiber. Very flexible, from tacos to soups to just beans and rice. Canned beans are already cheap but dried are even cheaper and can taste better. You just have to remember ahead of time to soak them.
I do enjoy the meatless alternatives that try to mimic it but yeah they are expensive so I usually eat more beans, tofu, tempeh, and seitan.
@jessebot Another Helix user. Mostly because I prefer the select-then-action flow over vim, and because I don't want to maintain 50 plugins to get the features I want in neovim. Similar reason to why I use fish as my shell. I like low config terminal software! (that still lets my configure it :)
@weirdtreething@domi keepassxc has a keyring implementation. I got it able to store something with Gajim. Couldn't unlock it again. Maybe because I used an empty password with a keyfile. Gave up and installed gnome-keyring
@nytpu Hmm I'm not an expert in furry literature either but this does seem more common in Sci Fi. Of course, that's usually solved by not being so different to make a shared simplified language or with real time high tech translators, maybe with a plot point around a broken translator.
@unattributed@glyph@mcc pipewire managed to be an excellent transition from alsa, pulseaudio, and jack all at the same time.
And I'm not an xorg or wayland dev, but from what I understand a lot of the original wayland architects were x11 devs who did know the problems with it and then totally over corrected when making wayland, avoiding the same mistakes but making new ones.
@mei I got a trackball, specifically ploopy.co/adept-trackball/ . I made bindings to switch back and forth between right and left handed mode, and while I rarely use my left hand it works surprisingly well.
I didn't have any RSI or pain from a more standard mouse though, so take my suggestion with a grain of salt.
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