The 8bitDo Ultimate 2 was like $40–50 or something, so cheap compared to the Elite 2. I got the dirt cheap 8Bit just to try it out for giggles because I’d never tried TMR sticks before. Bro I haven’t touched the Elite 2 since unpacking the 8bit.
I’d say it’s priceless.
The 8bitDo Ultimate 2 has TMR sticks too, best controller I’ve used. Better than the Xbox Elite Controller Series 2. I do wish the 8bitDo had 4 underside buttons instead of only 2, but it’s still better. The sticks are insane.
Isn’t it a legal thing in Iran?
Exactly, bringing in all the feces and dirt and gravel and everything else from outside in the streets. So nasty. Like okay, if you live your life in your shoes and you take them off only to shower and sleep, even that is… workable, if that suits you. I don’t understand it, but fine. But laying your shoes on your bed? 🤮
Tangentially related: who tf gets up in their bed WITH THEIR SHOES ON bruh that’s so freaking disgusting
Cool. I might experiment a bit with nushell then, I just don’t have a use case for it though, that’s mainly been the “blocker”. I have no real motivation to switch. Maybe it’s better suited for a DevOps kind of situation or similar.
Do you miss fish at all?
It should definitely not-even-kidding be completely illegal!
You made a full transition? Or just when you are working with the data and configs?
In fish, man export:
export is a function included for compatibility with POSIX shells. In general, the set <> builtin should be used instead. When called without arguments, export prints a list of currently-exported variables, like set -x.
So it’s not really a proper built-in command, but a wrapper around set. But for all intents and purposes… 👍
fish is also a much nicer language to write scripts in than bash
I rewrote my entire ~/.local/bin repo of scripts from bash to fish and they are probably 50% shorter on average, actually understandable after not reading them for 6 months so highly maintainable, and actually fun to write in comparison. Argument parsing is also such a breeze.
I love it. Been using it a few years now and I’ll never use a Bourne style shell again, interactively. Nushell is the only other type of shell I’ve my eyes on, but that seems more useful if I’m in a position where I need to process a lot of data like logs or something.
Sooo again, just go with Arch. 👍 It ain’t that hard, and very worth it. An install of Arch can survive for decades.
Kay. Well, you do you. 👍
Yeah that was never on the table, you’re all good. Modern smart TVs post 2015 shouldn’t need anything extra IMO.
Ah okay! No I have μBlock with untouched settings, so that’s probably not enabled in that case. Thanks for the tip!
Now all that’s left is to try and fix that artificial 5s delay on YouTube which is pretty freaking annoying and shitty by YouTube.
I’m not looking for tips on this, I know how to circumvent these things if it’s possible. It’s a matter of principle.
lol, Firefox isn’t a “normal” browser?
Either way, sites can get around that. But do tell, which browser do you use? w3m, elinks, lynx? One of the other ones here?
Me in 2001 with a stuffed nose: