That’s a plugin called oil.nvim, which allows you to navigate and edit filesystem as if it’s a neovim buffer

Instruction unclear, made a Neovim version lol

Then there is Japanese that have to worry if their system still working tomorrow because of Showa 100 Year Problem

Short summary: Basically similar to Y2K, when changing era in Japan last last time from Showa to Heisei, in order to save space, programmer at the time continue to use Showa as base so Heisei 2 actually recorded in computer as Showa 65. Tomorrow, which is 2025, is Showa 100. And you get the idea.

It’s pretty common here in summer, especially when there is rain/rainstorm/typhoon

It’s in Hong Kong

Ah, it’s temple street.

Ah, Sky100?

Not working for me

Me, watching already so much fights (especially comments section in omg Ubuntu): I am just enjoying myself here 🥤😎🍿

the town

I know, I am more referring to the old commercialised indulgences… I think I am not clear enough in my comment

I know, I am more referring to the old commercialised indulgences… I think I am not clear enough in my comment

In the old times, it’s 402

I don’t, I just keep running out of memory on my servers….

No, I took the picture on the main bridge there called Tai O Bridge

• vaultwarden
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• SearXNG
• Umami
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• ntfy
• Mastodon
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• RSSHub
• Nitter
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Damn, he is like Elon Musk my university lecturer who asks us to hand in homework with code printed out

Until you find you need to upgrade your distro version since it’s too old and important packages no longer update:

Yep, this still happens

Now here is the fun part: they do not have a API documentation; they only have a very generic guide on how to setup webhook API