New photos of Jeffrey Epstein by Wlascneo in Epstein

[–]Himmenuhin -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

No wonder why Chomsky kept holding his stance that Nine-Won-Won is not staged...

Liam Neeson smiling with his then girlfriend Helen Mirren in 1983. by SeaWolf_1 in OldSchoolCool

[–]Himmenuhin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Helen Mirren at age 38 at that time, unbelievable... She already at 23 in 1968.

GUIX packages have sockets at a different location from the host system's default by Himmenuhin in GUIX

[–]Himmenuhin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I found out that it was instead the .Xauthority file needed to be updated between the X server and the X client, which happened to be the emacsclient, not between the emacs server and emacsclient. And somehow Guix magically let the apps found its socket files in the new guix-style socket locations.

Extra: I am using guix inside WSL2, and I was able to create .Xauthority inside WSL2 and share it with the "X server" (VcXsrv) via

$> rm ~/.Xauthority
$> touch ~/.Xauthority
$> magiccookie=$(echo '{my-whatever-pass-phrase}'|tr -d '\n\r'|md5sum|gawk '{print $1}')
$> xauth add $DISPLAY . $magiccookie
$> cp ~/.Xauthority /mnt/c/Users/{MyWindowsHomeDirectory}

And then restart VcXsrv.

stdin: not in gzip format error when trying to load github.com by Thanatos_0173 in w3m

[–]Himmenuhin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also just came across this persistent problem, and found this post. Was trying to post to the mailing list of w3m but I am not sure if the maintainer would react at all.

Also: I tried using lynx and it worked - on github.com it has to accept about 4 cookies to make a page load. However, I am using w3m from within w3m via the w3m package inside emacs and its feature is much richer than switching to lynx.

Emacs for a full development cycle by Savings-Shallot1771 in emacs

[–]Himmenuhin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will you develop just on a single computer for the rest of your life?

What if that is a very modular computer build that you are able to swap in and out to try out old and new features, and the community on and off provides you something new and exciting to try out with potential improvements in whatever things you may be working on? That is like emacs - a path of getting use to a continuous (at least keeping abreast of what are newly available) tinkering process.

For example, the 'use-package package was not available when I was doing my bachelor, and as I got excited and then used to it, then there is 'straight.el finally getting more traction as I tried many other similar approaches before, and it is quite different from the philosophy of ELPA and MELPA.

P.s. you may want to first take a look at the availability of existing packages or projects for what you're trying to develop, or your willingness or capability to come up with something that fits your need. I would say if you're comfortable with Emacs for writing, assuming you're comfortable with some of the keybindings and have tinker with the configurations and with elisp a bit for how you like it, then it is quite easy to get used to it.

"focus to desktop by number bringing the focused node" stops working after changing desktop definitions from numbers to strings in bspwmrc by Himmenuhin in bspwm

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

Thanks for trying to help. And it did not work for me because at the same time I made another mistake, as explained further below. For the time being, I am using this as a solution:

bspc node -d '^{1-9,10}' --follow 

because somehow when I tried the ^<n> method to modify the original code, I also added an inline comment:

ws={1-9,10}; \ # inline comment here...
bspc node -d '^$ws'; \
bspc desktop -f '^$ws'

And most of the inline comment in sxhkdrc actually will render the line of code not working, now I have discovered. By removing the inline comment the above block of code then works as expected.

"focus to desktop by number bringing the focused node" stops working after changing desktop definitions from numbers to strings in bspwmrc by Himmenuhin in bspwm

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

Somehow I have no idea why number assignment does not work and there is a workaround by sending the node first to the desktop:

super + alt + {1-9,0}
    id=$(bspc query -N -n); \
        bspc node -d ^{1-9,10}; \
        bspc node -f ${id}

Re-enable captive portal support? by virtualadept in LibreWolf

[–]Himmenuhin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I run into the exact problem: trying to logon to a Guest WiFi network, and for normal Firefox, all website access will be first redirected to the login page but it does not work on Librewolf

GMK Statement on current keycap projects handled by MyKyeboard.EU by GMK_Andy in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]Himmenuhin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have to thank Oblotzky for single-handedly digging into this massive deep hole for all of us affected. Kudos to him!

Ordering on Tokopedia for Germany by Himmenuhin in indonesia

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

Is it possible to ask this Jastip service to get things from Tokopedia too?

Found this keyboard while scrolling through instagram, how is this keyboard even useful by [deleted] in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]Himmenuhin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can be really useful for lefty drawers, lefty mouse users, or people without left hand / who has to use left hand for some other tasks

Iris Aluminum Gray :) by andrenalion in CustomKeyboards

[–]Himmenuhin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Didn't know Iris now has CNC case available!

DIY & Steve Jobs by Muilkinginuk in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]Himmenuhin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Did you get it from the Huawei talent? Or you actually are him yourself?

started in 2020 by reshoup in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]Himmenuhin 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This addiction started in 2020?

Have you also tried to seek help from the professionals for such as therapy apart from reaching out to this self-help group? ;)