i'm back

i've finally found it

itching to program a decent status bar for my hyprland setup in C or Odin. The only one I've found that seems to fit my needs (Hyprpanel) is nice on paper but it's made with TS and pretty bloated :| Apparently some people even lost battery life with it

Extremely thankful for NixOS rollback mechanism right now

believe it or not, some of us actually enjoyed programming from the get go

WTF is that UI? @elonmusk undercooked again

Framework upped their RAM price... 96gb went from 540€ to 816€ My preorder price didn't move 🤯🤯🤯

my clients get the best treatment

born to program spending the evening in quickshell bs

docker absolutely sucks i can't even load a notion doc (notion sucks too btw)

Docker tries to make running programs "platform-agnostic" but the actual CLI commands don't behave the same between platforms

> use home-manager as a GNU stow alternative > change nvim config for C > changes do nothing > spend 1 hour in config hell > remember i have to rebuild my system every time i change my config nix fixes nix

nix is great

> tried to compile a library with a lot of CGo bindings > started a huddle on slack > everything just crashed man i can't wait to get that new framework :|

using hyprland for a few days and already got 2 apps ideas to enhance my workflow. Tempted to do them in Odin to learn the language but lacking time :/

chill monday evening, working on some client stuff, listening to normie lo-fi

give me a random video subject, i want to see where i can take this

gn

I've added a second clock with my main client's time zone (MST) in it, this is truly a game changer to have it there, without needing to open a sub-menu or whatever