What’s the best way to learn regex?

I have a tough time reading man pages. It seems to be harder since everything went to systemd. After 20 years of Linux use, I still feel really dumb. I’m just now getting better with Vim keying.

Is there a trick to reading man page formats? I’m a bit autistic and not an intuitive communicator. Sometimes I wish man pages had more example commands. I also wish there was a way to freeze the format at the top while scrolling options so I didn’t need to have 3 windows open to see format, scroll options, and have another open for actually typing.

Ranked choice voting.

However, higher ups in the Trump White House have routinely violated and ignored security protocols; they could abuse their power to use their own personal phones and to ignore security checks.

They’re so dumb that they probably just hired the hacker so hacking could be unnecessary.

If we have Republican reps, can they still have a say on who are the chamber leaders.

Deliver him to the parents of those little girls that died in the school. I really hate this jerk.

People hate them more than you think. I think now we just need to doxx the fuck out of the Israeli donors.

Sometimes I still watch youtube on my TV because it’s doomed as a shared family resource anyways. I could just not that day and play games offline.

User accounts are just shitty bots.

They only like the person who allows them to steal US taxpayer’s dollars.

With or wthout proof, I agree that this possibility must be considered. All disruptive tech will get some kind of smear campaign or resistance from established industry. That’s why I’m still wary of the sentiment against Proton until I can finish reading all the evidence.

You can use an alias and it’s just tuta.com.

My friend likes posteo. I hear good things but never tried it.

Tutanota is a paid service with a calendar app and email client app on Android and iOS. Fdroid availability too. For desktop, AppImage for major Linux distros, including Arch, Debian, Mint, Fedora, etc. I like it so far. My favorite is all the free aliases so that my spam goes somewhere else. My personal email never gets any nonsense.

Clients are Open Source. The service is paid, but I’d rather pay a bit instead of deal with BS. Nothing is free and they have to pay for those servers to run and keep shit in production. It just 3€ a month to get email, use of custom domains, 20GB storage, unlimited calendars, and you can select a family option to add more people for the same price. You can use 3 custom domains. Not sure if you get the domains or just carry them over, but I’d like to know.

Tuta drive is launching in a few months.

I’m also interested in disroot. Check that out. I’ve also tried kolabnow which I thought was okay but didn’t use it to long. I kind of forgot about it.

Me either because I don’t use it, but if it’s a win for Linux, I’ll take it.

I think the sentiment is centered around the new resource hog behemoths popping up to run LLMs and not the servers for emails, storage, e-commerce, social media, etc.

I think that guy might have been trolling. He was imprisoned by the Medici family, amd then ended up writing a book to give advice to the princes? I think it could have been intentionally bad advice, especially after reading Sun Tsu.

Pick something other than The Castle, especially if you’ve ever worked for any government.

Unless you want to know why Curtis Yarvin is wrong about monarchies being more efficient, then by all means…

My security blocks the article, but it would be cool to know how many names were in it. I’d bet only a tiny percentage of voters were not supposed to be registered. Many probably didn’t know due to some crazy technicality. Headline made me think at first they had thousands of names.

I’m so glad I’m not the only one. Job insecurity has just really took a toll. I’m so burned out and life is so hard at home that I’m just worthless at this point.