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  • I wanted to visualize this, so:

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    It’s not precise; I took the text

    After getting to 1% in approximately 2011, it took about a decade to double that to 2%. The jump from 2% to 3% took just over two years, and 3% to 4% took less than a year

    and converted it to:

    2011,1
    2021,2
    2023,3
    2024,4
    2025,6
    

    Since my mobile client renders the terminal output poorly,

    https://files.catbox.moe/l9cwli.svg

    Proof that Linux use is rising asymptotically, and there will be infinity Linux users by 2030.

    Edit I just discovered something nasty about Lemmy, at least in how the instance I’m on is configured. Lemmy rewrites comments to proxy image requests of external sources through the Lemmy server, but the proxy doesn’t work for some reason, so it fucks up the image; therefore, you can’t see it. Not cool, Lemmy. Not cool.


  • Me too. I miss my youthful metabolism.

    For the past couple of years, I’ve been grooving on Ramune, that Japanese drink in the glass bottles with the marble. It’s just sugar-water; the flavorings are mild, there’s no caffeine, and it’s pretty sweet, but it’s fun and tastes good. My Cub Foods carries it in the “foreign” section, and I’ll get a bottle a couple of times a year. It’s the only sweetened soda I drink.

    We do drink a fair amount of soda water; just plain, unsweetened, unflavored carbonated water, but I don’t think that counts towards OP’s question. Gerolsteiner, mostly, but also non-mineral … Gerolsteiner has a taste, being mineral water, which I like but not so much with meals.





  • Homeopathy often dilutes by taking far less than half of a solution and diluting it in a large amount of fresh solvent. One process repeatability empties the entire container and refills it with solvent.

    If you were diluting something by replacing only half with solvent, you’d have to do many more steps to get as pure solvent as homeopathy produces.

    Homeopathy is a tremendously wasteful way of washing a container. It’s hugely wasteful, and being a homeopathic environmentalist is oxymoronic.







  • Yes. Let’s give credit to Infinity War which did not end with the heroes winning. Despite clearly being a 2-parter that the heroes would eventually win, it was a complete story arc and if you were one of the 16 million Americans who died in the 5 year gap between the releases of Infinity War and Endgame, you’d have died knowing only that the heroes lost.

    Endgame was pretty effective, if heavy-handed, at manipulating my emotions, so it’s hard for me to count it as a pure win, but that’s just me.

    However, yes: Infinity War is an exception that proves the rule.






  • Fantastic! I used EMACS for 3 years, vi(m) for 22, Kakoune for 2, and Helix for the past 3, and Helix is by far the best. I think it benefits from having arrived just in time for TreeSitter and LSP to be mature, and learned a lot from vim and Kakoune.

    I like that it’s modal, consistent, and fast.

    Some particularly exciting changes in this release:

    • DAP integration
    • New, more capable, file explorer (the old file explorer is pretty basic)
    • command-mode expansions (%{language}, and %sh{...})!
    • purported improvement in command expansion (hopefully pipe and exec expansions are better)

    Glad to see it!


  • This.

    It’s a choice.

    I almost never use web apps; I do only when what I’m doing is fundamentally a web interaction: banking, for instance. Everything’s on their servers anyway.

    For everything else, I (too) use shell applications. Even if I didn’t, there are tons of native GUI applications to choose from, and they are often far better experiences than SPAs or Electron apps: just look at the memory and CPU use, if you want a baseline metric.

    Why do people do this? Because they fancy that they’re providing a good enough interface that works on every OS. Which is often not the case, and by the time you invest enough effort to get your SPA working well on every possible platform you could have written native apps that look and function better; and most organizations still throw in the towel and add a caveat “works best in X”, giving lie to the “web apps work everywhere.” So: laziness, or being cheap, and not really carrying about the user experience: those are the reasons people write web apps.


  • Do any of you know another solution to stream audio from my phone to my server

    I use snapcast throughout my house and devices, but there’s no snap_server_ for Android.

    I’ve been meaning to try roc, for which there is an Android client that will both play and serve.

    Sonobus also claims to be many:many; I haven’t tried it either and it doesn’t look particularly active.

    I don’t use UPnP or DLNA because of the security issues, so I can’t offer a suggestion about that. I thought DLNA was a pull oriented protocol - like, to send music from your phone you’d have to select and play on your computer with a DLNA client. Can you push media with DLNA?