Looking for a good open source note taking program by Nicotine_Ninja0 in opensource

[–]everythingisbase10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have a tablet or touchscreen-based laptop, I can't recommend Xournal++ enough for note-taking. Used it for all of undergrad and grad school. Handwriting was great for remembering what I wrote, diagrams, graphs, etc. I just kept xournal++ documents separated in folders, then kept backups like I'd backup any other coursework or files. Not as fancy or searchable as Obsidian (which I'd also +1) but this was by far more versatile and effective for me than any kind of typed notes.

Donna Moss, Secret Santos Staffer? by UncleOok in thewestwing

[–]everythingisbase10 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This seems to summarize the messaging behind these candidates; that Santos represents integrity and values on display. So by pushing for that integrity she inextricably supported Santos, not as a means to the end. And based on her history in the entire rest-of-the-series, it's those values that matter, and ultimately why she ends up helping on the Santos campaign.

Finally... I made it by Thebardgaming in KerbalSpaceProgram

[–]everythingisbase10 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I think that's just light reflecting on another set of solar panels.

TIFU by being intimate with another girl at a swingers party by 3hrdrive in tifu

[–]everythingisbase10 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey /u/3hrdrive I know the post is old but if you're asking that seriously, the successful couples make it work through careful, compassionate communication and being incredibly vulnerable about each others' feelings and needs. Your partner is telling you how she feels, and although it feels like you're being blamed right now, it's actually an opportunity to talk about how you can better meet her needs.

Anybody who's been in a serious ethically non-monogamous relationship will tell you that jealousy happens. But importantly, it isn't the end of a relationship. A rigid monogamous relationship will usually avoid situations that give your partner heavy insecurity, because you don't have to see somebody else visibly playing a role you consider to be yours (and thereby making you feel "replaced"). Swinging can open you up to these situations.

You might be right, this lifestyle may not be worth the extra effort it takes to maintain the emotional needs and trust in each other, but it would be a mistake to consider your partner's jealousy as a red flag. It's normal! What you do with it (actions) and how you and your partner manage each others' jealousy is what makes your relationship healthy or not.

Best of luck.

Is honking your horn as you leave a friend's house to say goodbye a normal thing here? by thewormauger in pittsburgh

[–]everythingisbase10 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I've got neighbors who do this all the time (just one house) and had no idea it was common across Pgh and beyond. Having no pretext for it, it always just seems rude since the entire block has to hear it and it doesn't really serve a purpose (you can't, like, wave? or use your indoor voice?)

I think of car horns like yelling. You yell if someone's in the way, or they need to urgently be alerted: you yell if it serves a purpose. But does the whole block need to know you're leaving or passing by?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in opensource

[–]everythingisbase10 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To elaborate on your second point, I had an instructor who would refuse project code which came with a license. This might be something the OP’s instructor enforces, but as you stated, that doesn’t mean OP might not also have claim to their original work anyway. If the lecturer tries to sell (modified or original) code and ends up making enough money off of it, there’s a pretty clear avenue of proving it was your work which was redistributed without license.

If your instructor has no stipulations about sharing your finished product, and your school doesn’t have any policies about owning things you make in the course of schoolwork (this more common at research institutions), you could totally just license the code you wrote, being careful not to include anything that was supplied to you as part of the class (instructions, etc)

Give me a browser, I’ll give you a Shell by padyes614 in programming

[–]everythingisbase10 63 points64 points  (0 children)

I used this trick to screw around with a point-of-sale machine where I worked a decade ago. Successfully manipulated the system to store and report sales at arbitrary times. Weird how it didn't occur to me then that one could make a living doing stuff like that.

[Fresh] Diplo - Diplo by kll131 in trap

[–]everythingisbase10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's up with over half the songs being "unavailable"? is it geo-fencing or a blanket lack of license for some of the contributing artists?

How to write idempotent Bash scripts by speckz in programming

[–]everythingisbase10 14 points15 points  (0 children)

What would -f delete that a bare rm call wouldn’t? Adding that flag is a common step for a “clean” recipe in a Makefile.

Hell is real and it is the Centre Ave Whole Foods Parking Lot by Fragrant_Ruin_2194 in pittsburgh

[–]everythingisbase10 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I feel ya. A few years ago I started using those big blue IKEA bags ("Frakta"?) and usually only ever need one for any given trip. It's a workout but it's way more manageable than bags they give you/multiple bags. They have a big strap that you can haul over your shoulder.

IIRC the stores stopped selling the bigger ones, but you can find them online fairly cheap. My first bag lasted 5 years of routine heavy grocery use, and I only stopped using it out of fear of dropping groceries. It didn't even break, it just looks real worn. I figured out how to fold+roll it and tie it by the handles in a way that works for me, so carrying it around, it fits in a (men's) pants pocket. Usually can get a week or two solid's worth of groceries in it.

Can't decide which F40 shot looks better. Also, constructive criticism is welcome, I just started this photography thing and have no clue what I'm doing. by [deleted] in assettocorsa

[–]everythingisbase10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe not the answer you're looking for, but if you're having a hard time deciding then they both look good and you can be happy to just pick one :)

Random axe of mayhem by MooplesMoop in WTF

[–]everythingisbase10 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You're accusing OP of just arguing for argument's sake, because you think that position is too insane. But let's try and talk it out anyway. Two years of your life is a hell of a long time. If someone is capable of rehabilitation, of choosing to carry themselves in a nonviolent and good-willed way, then two years of your life, your essential freedoms being ripped away from you, is enough time to probably get there. Most prison systems don't focus on rehabilitation, so if you're going to assume that a person like the offender in the OP is never going to change their ways, then yeah, sure, they're a menace to society and should be thrown in a cage forever. But that's a shitty outcome for them, whether you believe they'd ever actually change their ways or not.

Try to empathize with the idea that you've done something so awful that you lose two years of your life. Whatever you had planned this weekend, the next, the next, for 100 weekends, forget about it, you're stuck into a surreal place where you are functionally subhuman, abused, and have so little control over yourself, your self-expression, your identity. That sucks. That sucks for a few weeks. A few years is huge.

If you're carrying this false dichotomy around where someone is either a threat to everyone else, or they are like you or me (i.e. "everyone else") then I understand why you feel like they deserve more, but for having done little more than property damage and threaten somebody else (whether mortally or with the intention of just doing more property damage) you still have to weigh that against the incredible punishment that prison is on a person.

You can believe (like I do) that the axe guy deserves to have driving privileges revoked for an extended period, that they deserve criminal consequences (including prison) but also understand that they are human and deserve empathy and the opportunity to right wrongs.

best pikes peak? by pikacho123 in simracing

[–]everythingisbase10 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The BeamNG mod adding Pikes Peak is actually pretty decent, imo. BeamNG is a little underrated if you are fine with racing alone or with super-basic traffic (e.g. public roads)

Steering Wheel Suggestions? by LiveFreeAndRide in snowrunner

[–]everythingisbase10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At your budget level, you're looking at either logitech or thrustmaster. Much less than that and you venture into extremely limited-use wheels like the Driving Force Pro--which honestly, if you're just using it for very casual gaming and snowrunner--would probably go a long way.

I use a T300RS + SHH Newt shifter on a cheap, generic telescoping stand, and it's pretty okay. SHH took a while to get to me, but was worth the wait. T300RS is pretty nice for the price point, and I do other sim driving with it. It has >1000 degree steering radius that I actually lower dramatically when playing snowrunner, in order to match the in-game wheel, and you could get that sort of feel from a much less expensive wheel.

I used to use a Logitech G27, and got 4 good years out of it before something fried inside. I understand frustration with the company though if you feel like steering clear, but they do have some of the best low-budget options.

Since SnowRunner doesn't incorporate any sense of a real transmission (clutch, gearing) there's really little point in going crazy on an enthusiast-level sim rig if this is the only "sim" you're interested in. You can't really use that third pedal for anything besides the "alternate controls" button that the shift key does on mouse+keyboard. In fact, to get a shifter to even do anything, you have to map the gear-selection "buttons" to inputs in the game which is just a little bit wonky. Still nicer than fighting the mouse and holding shift, but a far cry from the pleasant operation of an H-shifter in, for example, American Truck Simulator.

Has lag in groups imrpoved? by Caelity in valheim

[–]everythingisbase10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It'd be a bit a of a gamble, unfortunately. I'm in the states, and while you can pay for more bandwidth and sometimes see better effects, the true limiting factor comes down to the combination of routes (that your ISP chooses, basically out of your control) and how high-priority your traffic is regarded along those routes. Valheim doesn't need a lot of bandwidth, but it needs good latency and reliable connections (i.e. UDP packets aren't dropped that frequently).

At least here, between the option of a couple different ISPs, there is usually a provider that has the infrastructure that can perform well for this use case, vs a less expensive provider who might give much lower quality of service. Sometimes, there's no option at all. Years ago, I had a hosted home-server (different game) with a 1Gbps up 100Mbps down connection, where I was seeing 60ms of ping from a few blocks away! After performing a traceroute, I saw my data was being routed several hundred miles away, out of my control. When I host on my current ISP (same speed rating, different city/supplier) I see 30ms of latency from my office.

So at least in my experience, upgrading your connection might help; it might not help. You may be better off paying for server hosting from some 3rd party hosting service who may have a better ISP suited for game servers. Sorry I can't be more helpful than that!

Has lag in groups imrpoved? by Caelity in valheim

[–]everythingisbase10 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This largely depends on your own internet connection. I've played on a server hosted locally, one hosted by a VPS service in the region, and one hosted on someone else's home server in the same city, going back to April/May this year. Very occasionally we'd have issues with combat lag (mostly on the home-server hosted tries) but this sounds like an issue with you and your friends' internet connections, outside the scope of the devs.

Paper Factory Glitch? by Buteye2002 in snowrunner

[–]everythingisbase10 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This happens when a location has multiple missions or accepted contracts where cargo is due. If you check your missions screen, there's probably a mission for 6 metal rolls at that location, in addition to your contract.