Society and the world at large doesn't revolve around individuals. Despite not having had any major health expenditures myself (for now), I have absolutely no problem with supporting a system that allows for those less…
He was literally tweeting up until a few days ago. What makes you think he'd need the press to "unveil" anything "they" "don't want him talking about"?
If you're using Arch, the zfs hook that comes with the archzfs package takes care of this: https://github.com/archzfs/zfs-utils/blob/master/zfs-utils.i...
There are no gaps in the default configuration regardless. You would have to manually specify them. However, the i3-gaps fork contains more features than just gaps themselves.
Check out NetGuard: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/eu.faircode.netguard/
The article actually mentions most of them. :)
On Linux or OSX, just put them under "~/.vimperator/plugins". The vimperator directory structure is pretty similar to vim's. You can also have a "~/.vimperatorrc".
Society and the world at large doesn't revolve around individuals. Despite not having had any major health expenditures myself (for now), I have absolutely no problem with supporting a system that allows for those less…
He was literally tweeting up until a few days ago. What makes you think he'd need the press to "unveil" anything "they" "don't want him talking about"?
If you're using Arch, the zfs hook that comes with the archzfs package takes care of this: https://github.com/archzfs/zfs-utils/blob/master/zfs-utils.i...
There are no gaps in the default configuration regardless. You would have to manually specify them. However, the i3-gaps fork contains more features than just gaps themselves.
Check out NetGuard: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/eu.faircode.netguard/
The article actually mentions most of them. :)
On Linux or OSX, just put them under "~/.vimperator/plugins". The vimperator directory structure is pretty similar to vim's. You can also have a "~/.vimperatorrc".