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Nothing has beat mutt so far. But that’s not for everyone, naturally.

It’s not a file name. It’s shell syntax. Specifically, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_control_(Unix)

That’s a pretty terrible article on the subject, but I don’t have a better one at hand. You could read some shell scripting tutorial or manual or maybe a beginners guide to Unix. A decent one should explain job control well.

But basically, in a script or command line, an ampersand ends a command and runs it in the background without waiting for it to finish before running the next command. A semicolon works the same but waits on the foreground.

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Ah, there’s your problem.

But have you seen platformio? Not pretty, maybe, but gets you a tool chain for many platforms pretty easily.

Dictator’s don’t need to care. Especially if they own the system that runs the process.

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Spending time with loved ones.

A way to monitor and regulate body chemistry or neural action would be nice. Change and directly see my stress and sleepiness levels, regulate pain at will if necessary etc. I think there would be tons of uses for things like that.

A skin that isn’t trying to kill itself would be pretty high on my list. Along with parts that are falling apart from old age. But I’m not sure those would be augmentations so much as bug fixes.

Maybe it didn’t start with internet, but internet has done more for spreading it than anything seen before.

Maybe Lemmy needs more slack.

Not making multispam globally against the rules is one of the biggest mistakes in Lemmy and is close to making it unusable.

Not sure why this is so downvoted

My guess is because it’s kind of an asshole sentiment and not a useful post on any way.

Until you notice that it’s posted in nostupidquestions and actually is on topic.

He walks among us like anyone else, but when an opportunity comes along, he puts on his robe and wizard hat.

You could run a Java program, but you’d quickly run out of ram.

That might get you to cut down on drinking coffee.

Both are a kind of chest pain. It doesn’t really get felt in a single spot.

I think datasheets for components are often pretty great. At least the old ones with good application information and all that.

Then again, for a modern MCU or something there’s several books worth of information, so it won’t be on one document any more.

“Do not dangle the mouse by the cord or throw at co-workers.”

“All parts of the computer should fit together easily and without force. By all means, do not use a hammer!”

But seriously, some old UNIX workstation and server manuals come to mind as there’s no mention of Microsoft anywhere. Just a good description of how the computer is actually supposed to be used.

Also home computer manuals and some hifi and lab equipment manuals which came with full schematics and measurement and calibration procedures. They essentially gave all users the maintenance manual and not just the dumb user one.

Be the change you wish to see.

I think that’s the intended intensive purpose.