I briefly worked under a project manager that would obviously forward all questions I had to ChatGPT and paste the answer. At that point, what the fuck are you there for…

Wallabag is just what Pocket used to be – you feed it a link and it extracts text from the article for you to read later. I also use it to sync articles with my Kobo (the alternative interface KOReader has built-in support). Usually when I’ve read the articles, I just archive them in Wallabag without any further processing.

Logseq is for anything else – tips and tricks, the odd article I want to archive in its entirety to have it easily accessible, howtos, documentation of my personal projects, creative writing, journaling… It works a little like my own personal Wiki. I sync my pages among several devices using Syncthing.

AFAIK, you cannot add long notes in Wallabag, just tags. If I wanted to do that, I’d probably copy the text or link to Logseq and do it there.

Logseq for texts and links I want to archive and refer back to, Wallabag for articles and other texts I want to read later.

Nothing has beaten KeePass for me so far. It takes a bit of setting up if you want your database to sync among all your devices, but in other aspects it’s perfect for me

EDIT: In case you’re curious, I use KeePassXC on PC, KeePassDX on Android, and Syncthing to sync the database.

Potentially to activate battery-saving features? Like AMOLED-black mode if your battery is <15 % or something (and your screen is AMOLED)

You have 2 minutes in thinking mode, but it’s still impressive

Gotta be The Matrix (1999). It blew my mind with the action when I saw it as a teenager, it continued blowing my mind with the philosophical and existential ideas when I started understanding those as an adult, and now it’s the ultimate comfort watch for me.

The two sequels have a special place in my heart too.

Sorry, that’s my IP. I was trying something

I wonder why people see selecting a server as a hurdle when that’s exactly what they’re asked to do when making an email address

How many more bombshells to bring this scumbag down? I feel like we’re about 149 bombshells in and still nothing is happening

That’s not exactly true. I don’t know about today, but I remember about a year ago reading an article about an image generation model not being able, with many attempts, to generate a wine glass full to the brim, because all the wine glasses the model was trained on were half-filled.

Cue.

The other day I watched this video and I think it makes a very good case. https://subscribeto.me/w/7qSsYEPM2aC3D6stdZ54nq (the website is the author’s peertube instance)

Yeah! I can make my own stupid mistakes and hallucinations, thank you very much!

In his ego too, where it hurts the most.

Where legal fund

It’s less typing but technically it’s one more request to the server which you have to wait for to fail before the correct request can be fucked, so it might be faster to do it the correct way from the get-go. Especially if you’ve done it before and you can just Ctrl+R and find it in the history, or you have a git alias (e.g. git phead)

You can also type git push origin HEAD and it also does that

If you use KoReader, you can use Wallabag for the same purpose.

Czechia. I get 20 days off mandated from the state, plus some (12-ish?) public holidays, plus every day I donate blood (that’s up to 5 days a year).

My job gives me 5 extra vacation days, and when I’m on sick leave, pays me the full 100 % of my salary.

I take vacations for as long as I need :) But mostly I try to chip away at my supply with one- or two-day vacations, usually around weekends and/or combined with public holidays. I am obligated to take vacation at the end of the year, and I always take 3-4 days for a yearly local metal festival.