This might get me to try KDE lol. I’ve used this feature on my Mac for years just when I get bored in meetings and I’ve always wanted it to grow to that size.

Some of us do.

just a random employee. We could volunteer. And we had drills all the time.

I’m gonna go ahead and say that the lawyers I implemented it for understand it a lot better than you (and yes even Google’s lawyers).

If not in the EU, this doesn’t impact a business not planning to operate there.

it does if you ever will operate there though. Many many companies eventually need to do business in the EU. So not following GDPR is just asking to never be allowed to operate there ever. Fine for local newspapers, not fine for a finance company that eventually needs to do business across national boundaries.

contact your local Data Protection Authority. https://commission.europa.eu/law/law-topic/data-protection/reform/rights-citizens/redress/what-should-i-do-if-i-think-my-personal-data-protection-rights-havent-been-respected_en

I have fzf-git for all of that, but honestly I don’t ever use it, as I’m hardly ever switching between branches and tab complete is enough for me in most cases.

###
# FZF GIT
###
# Deciphered from fzf-file-widget. Somewhat unclear why it doesn't exist already!
function fzf_add_to_commandline -d 'add stdin to the command line, for fzf functions'
  #git checkout $1
  read -l result
  
  commandline -t ""
  commandline -it -- (string escape $result)
  commandline -f repaint
end

function fzf_checkout -d "git checkout"
  read -l result
  git checkout $result
end


# https://gist.github.com/aluxian/9c6f97557b7971c32fdff2f2b1da8209
function __git_fzf_is_in_git_repo
  command -s -q git
    and git rev-parse HEAD >/dev/null 2>&1
end

function __git_fzf_git_status
  __git_fzf_is_in_git_repo; or return
  git -c color.status=always status --short | \
    fzf -m --ansi --preview 'git diff --color=always HEAD -- {-1} | head -500' | \
    cut -c4- | \
    sed 's/.* -> //' | \
    fzf_add_to_commandline
  commandline -f repaint
end

function __git_fzf_git_branch
  __git_fzf_is_in_git_repo; or return
  git branch -a --color=always | \
    grep -v '/HEAD\s' | \
    fzf -m --ansi --preview-window right:70% --preview 'git log --color=always --oneline --graph --date=short \
      --pretty="format:%C(auto)%cd %h%d %s %C(magenta)[%an]%Creset" \
      --print0 \
      --read0 \
      (echo {} | sed s/^..// | cut -d" " -f1) | head -'$LINES | \
    sed 's/^..//' | cut -d' ' -f1 | \
    sed 's#^remotes/##' | \
    # fzf_add_to_commandline | \
    fzf_checkout
end

function __git_fzf_git_tag
  __git_fzf_is_in_git_repo; or return
  git tag --sort -version:refname | \
    fzf -m --ansi --preview-window right:70% --preview 'git show --color=always {} | head -'$LINES | \
    fzf_add_to_commandline

end

function __git_fzf_git_log
  __git_fzf_is_in_git_repo; or return
  git log --color=always --graph --date=short --format="%C(auto)%cd %h%d %s %C(magenta)[%an]%Creset" | \
    fzf -m --ansi --reverse --preview 'git show --color=always (echo {} | grep -o "[a-f0-9]\{7,\}") | head -'$LINES | \
    sed -E 's/.*([a-f0-9]{7,}).*/\1/' | \
    fzf_add_to_commandline
end

# https://gist.github.com/junegunn/8b572b8d4b5eddd8b85e5f4d40f17236
function git_fzf_key_bindings -d "Set custom key bindings for git+fzf"
  bind \ca\cs __git_fzf_git_status
  bind \ca\cf __git_fzf_git_branch
  bind \ca\ct __git_fzf_git_tag
  bind \ca\cl __git_fzf_git_log
end

git_fzf_key_bindings

You’re implying they give you multiple. I hardly ever get multiple, pretty much only if I ‘fail’ the first one.

It knows they’re wrong which is why I don’t really think this article is accurate. Is it training if it already has the answers? Probably not.

both of those aren’t websites. I use fork though and had no clue you could do that. I’ve needed that like 10 times in the last week alone haha

Performance? FF is faster than chrome. What are you talking about.

I do know that Mozilla’s Privacy Preserving Attribution is not something you should worry about. I also know if someone calls it the “enshitification of Firefox” or the work of an “anti-privacy, pro-advertising cabal,” they’re either ignorant or simply looking for rage bait clicks from angry Linux users.

Yup

They were fretting about it until their morals went out the door for money.

I did a bunch of image generation on my 3080 and it felt extremely fast. Enough that I was able to set it up as a shared node in one of those image generation nets and it outperformed most other people in the net.

You can use - everywhere you can use a ref in a git command. I very often use

git checkout master
git pull
git checkout -
git merge -

(Of course that’s all aliased and I have other flags in there too, but that’s the gist)

Probably a Scandinavian country if I had to guess.

Man I’d say their other stuff is terrible as well. Yeah it functions but what a low bar to meet.

We required (pretty sure it was fire code) designated people to carry immobile people down the stairs.

When I worked in a high rise we had floor fire wardens per office, and we had to have a plan on who would carry injured or otherwise immobile people down the stairs. I had an ankle surgery at one point and had a designated carrier, and a secondary for when they were out of office.

It’s a general security solution. They run on Mac and Linux as well. It just happened that crowdstrike only released the broken update for windows.

They make security software for every OS. My company has it running on our Macs, and Linux servers as well. It just happened to only break windows because that’s what they released the update for.