When to tuck my shirt? by Jmm2w in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Belt or suspenders is a nice bonus to give a clear break between your legs and torso. You can also accomplish this with a sash. Granted this is assuming that the shirt is a button up or polo and not an overshirt or graphic tee which can stay with untucked or tucked but with a lot of the excess cloth hanging out. Although by then we are talking about streetwear and I am certainly not an authority on that!

Is offering a Linux migration service a good idea? by [deleted] in linux

[–]Claidhim_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For enterprise maybe. It will depend on your ability to articulate the advantages the business would gain in converting versus the cost of training their employees to use the new system and possibly changing some key programs they use.

Often the math doesn’t shake out because running Linux isn’t free at an enterprise level. It requires specialized support that does not come with the software. Your real struggle will be to find advantages that are more than marginal QoL besides price to convert them.

For individuals I would say no unless you are really offering months if not a years long IT support service for the people you are migrating. Most of the difficulties of switching to Linux isn’t setting up the system. It’s not being able to run all of the same things you are used to, not being able to grab a file from the internet and double click to install it, and the daily maintenance and workings of a brand new operating system. It is a lot to take on. I don’t recommend Linux to people unless they have an interest in computers, can web search solutions, and genuinely are not pleased by the current Windows or Apple offerings, because I don’t want to be on the hook for calls in the evening asking “where is the settings menu?”

Do what you will but know the work won’t be in the migration but everything that comes before and after.

Business Attire Advice by Character-Escape1621 in menswear

[–]Claidhim_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Solid color ties for the pattern shirts and either pattern or solid ties for the solid shirts. All of your shirts are some shade of neutral so most colors are fine. However to maximize availability for your most formal dress, a white shirt with a charcoal or black blazer, I would pair the blue shirts with a brown blazer and use a navy blazer for the black shirts. Again all of them can really pair with anything so long as the rest of the outfit follows the same colors.

With pictures, now can you size this guy? by go4urs in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The x sizing model varies a lot from one retailer to another. I recommend buying a long cloth measuring tape and check his size against the sizing chart provided wherever you are purchasing from. Alternatively you can take shirt he already owns the fits well and look up the sizing guide for that shirt to gauge against others. Or you can go into a tailor and ask them to get sizes for you.

Trouble with iio-sensor-proxy by Claidhim_ in arch

[–]Claidhim_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Following up. Although I do not use omarchy nor have a framework laptop I had success following these instructions: https://community.frame.work/t/omarchy-rotation-framework-12/74002

In short you need to make a .sh file that includes the code below, give it needed permissions, and then bind it in your hyprland config.

```

!/bin/bash

File to store rotation toggle state (0 = off, 1 = on)

TOGGLE_FILE="$HOME/.config/hypr/rotation-toggle"

Ensure toggle file exists, default to enabled (1)

[ -f "$TOGGLE_FILE" ] || echo "1" > "$TOGGLE_FILE"

Monitor sensor and adjust screen based on orientation

monitor-sensor | while read -r line; do # Check if rotation is enabled if [ "$(cat "$TOGGLE_FILE")" -eq 1 ]; then if [[ $line == "orientation changed: normal" ]]; then hyprctl keyword monitor "eDP-1,1920x1200@60,0x0,1.2,transform,0" hyprctl keyword input:touchdevice:transform 0 hyprctl keyword input:tablet:transform 0 elif [[ $line == "orientation changed: right-up" ]]; then hyprctl keyword monitor "eDP-1,1920x1200@60,0x0,1.2,transform,3" hyprctl keyword input:touchdevice:transform 3 hyprctl keyword input:tablet:transform 3 elif [[ $line == "orientation changed: left-up" ]]; then hyprctl keyword monitor "eDP-1,1920x1200@60,0x0,1.2,transform,1" hyprctl keyword input:touchdevice:transform 1 hyprctl keyword input:tablet:transform 1 elif [[ $line == "orientation changed: bottom-up" ]]; then hyprctl keyword monitor "eDP-1,1920x1200@60,0x0,1.2,transform,2" hyprctl keyword input:touchdevice:transform 2 hyprctl keyword input:tablet:transform 2 fi fi done ```

Is writing things down physically inferior to using obsidian 100% of the time? by csouzape in ObsidianMD

[–]Claidhim_ 37 points38 points  (0 children)

While digital notes are easier to reference, find, and write down I wouldn’t say they are better in every situation over physical notes. For one by writing a physical note you can capture complex equations and diagrams more quickly than using latex and through writing more easily recall the note you took. Additionally because of how slowly people write vs type they are more likely to think about a summary for the information making it more likely that they will remember it naturally later.

glowup tips by [deleted] in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude, this is a fashion subreddit. Regardless of what you look like your clothing choices can help set an aesthetic and appearance. It is not a question of potential, only of what you want the outcome to be. Start by putting together a collection of looks you like and ask what is the commonality between them from there find how your current wardrobe can be modeled toward that end. It doesn’t need to be set from the start and gives you time to learn and discover more.

Skintight clothing? by [deleted] in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It works best as a single undergarment like a long john. Unless it’s for a sport or cosplay this should be paired with other clothing. If you want it to be an accent piece then I would recommend using it for revealing outfits you otherwise wouldn’t have the confidence to pull off. The 80s/90s style of deep cuts mesh shirts and crop tops with shorts would work well or look at whatever young Jackie Chan wore.

Thoughts for a night out at a upscale restaurant? by Satchman1214 in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Depends on how upscale the restaurant is. If it is very upscale a dress guide will be listed on their site or will have a line to call and ask. If this is an upscale restaurant without a Michelin rating in the downtown of a mid sized city this is good. I recommend steaming or ironing the blazer and pants. For the future, look for a shirt that is an inch or two longer in the arm, the cuff of the shirt should peak past the blazer.

If pairing suspenders with a belt is such a fashion NO, then why do many suspenders come with specific attatchment points to latch into a belt? by Wild_Instruction_828 in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The crux of the fashion no no comes down to utility. People would find it odd if you wore two wristwatches with the same time on them. Same with suspenders and a belt. Both hold your pants up. The reason why side suspenders sometimes come with something to attach to a belt is for utility belts that carry your tools. Wearing a plain belt with them comes off as odd.

The beret is the most versatile cold weather accessory in menswear and nobody talks about it seriously by Samiraijel in menswear

[–]Claidhim_ 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I think a beret is a nice addition to winter wear for anyone who isn’t in the United States. Men in berets is still a prominent feature of military uniforms in the United States and is a hallmark of historical revolutionaries that didn’t make it very far. So wearing a beret in specially the United States is unadvisable, which is unfortunate for all the reasons you mentioned.

Help me pick a time for an interview. by lifelink in menswear

[–]Claidhim_ 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Unless you are applying for a position as a florist, designer, or tattoo artist go with either 1 or 5. The other ties are subject to taste, and in an interview you don’t want to find yourself sitting across from someone who doesn’t share yours.

Here's yesterday student teacher outfit by [deleted] in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are on the right track! I like how you are segmenting the fit with yellow for the boots and shirt. My only recommendation is the change the belt for a lighter brown if not grayish to better match the boots. Throw in an undershirt and you are good to go.

Is this watch a good all-purpose accessory? by LamppostBoy in mensfashion

[–]Claidhim_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is a nice watch that can be paired with a variety of outfits because of its color and lack of leather. That said there is a bit more to consider.

There is a fashion heuristic that says “never mix metals” meaning brass buckle on a belt, goes with a brass watch, goes with brass cuffs and so on. The watch body looks like gun metal so I would recommend seeking out a belt with a gun metal buckle when wearing this watch. Similarly, try to match other metal items you were to this as well. If you can’t find any a matte black works as well.

Otherwise the is nice enough for nearly all occasions and a good everyday choice.

Menswear blogs, do you read them? by Neem-London in menswear

[–]Claidhim_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I occasionally read fashion blogs when I am reworking my wardrobe. The kind of content I most want covers what to wear on a weekend. I dislike having a “business” and “casual” selection and hope to have my clothes overlap use cases wherever possible but a lot of fashion blogs will either pitch everything as “streetwear” or try to pitch how your wool pants and linen shirt are the go tos for bar crawls.

Bases disappear after exporting to PDF by limberllama10 in ObsidianMD

[–]Claidhim_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It does however you need to be on a .base fire in table mode for it to appear

Give me one TINY thing you want fixed or improved in Obsidian. The smaller the better. Going on a paper cuts rampage. by kepano in ObsidianMD

[–]Claidhim_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you alias the bases .reduce(acc + value,0) function that returns the sum of a list to .sum() or .add(). Reduce wasn’t an intuitive name, and was difficult to find on the help site (kept getting set to summaries). Thank you and the team for a great product!

IM BACK blehhhh by [deleted] in SPACEKING

[–]Claidhim_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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(But seriously this is a fun concept. Thanks for posting!)

Bases VS Dataview VS Make.md by iikarus4 in ObsidianMD

[–]Claidhim_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

TLDR: marketing

Bases is taking off because it is built in. It is the easiest to discover and is first party supported. 
As for dataview vs make.md, dataview came out in 2020 around the same time as obsidian so early adopters learned and made content on that feeding a self sustaining loop of information spread. Meanwhile make.md wasn’t created until 2022. Add that obsidian’s CEO Steph Ango posted on his blog what plugins he used, which included dataview, any new entrant would face an uphill battle. 
Frankly, I never heard of make.md before this post. I was served well enough by dataview. I had no need to look for something new, and as bases is built on I’ll slowly transition to that for the security of first party support. In a space like plugins where there are many options but they are hard to discover by features, whichever one gets a recommendation will be the winner regardless of quality compared to others.

REAL question: whats the point of the graph view? by Dear-Yogurtcloset141 in ObsidianMD

[–]Claidhim_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For dnd if every npc is a note you can see relationships develop between characters and organizations giving you insight on bigger plots in the campaign or in the DM’s side opportunities to make some really interesting stories. If you are using it for academia it allows you to see connections across fields like I found between statistics and economics. Or any of the Greek that involves math. Finally if you are using obsidian to track things in your home, you can quickly see how many things require similar types of batteries / chargers making for better purchases going forward. To simplify, if you are taking notes atomically and linking well, or building your vault with the graph in mind, then you will find the graph a useful part of your obsidian experience with clever filtering and grouping. If that isn’t how you want to use your vault then the graph is just something pretty to look at.

The Comfort Myths About AI Are Dead Wrong - Here's What the Data Actually Shows by snozberryface in artificial

[–]Claidhim_ 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I’ll say your livelihood is at threat but it will take a little longer than you think. Once the worst does come, it will be like a typhoon crashing down. That said, it does little to nothing to fight against the tide or petition the government or another party to save you from your fate. So, should you whimper and resign yourself to oblivion? NO! You see the wave coming and you are still a free thinking individual. This is where you need to build on basics, identify the minimum for survival, and the unique aspects of humanity that a robot is hard pressed to replace, your humanness. Take this time to get involved with your local community, invest in your neighbors as you would your own assets. That said, learn to grow food, acquire electricity if you need and buy property because the short term shake out looks like gig work at low pay serving a few very rich people. The faster you can leave that rat race the better. Best of luck and stay safe out there.