"Headless" can also refer to a browser that doesn't render to the screen, useful for automated integration tests.
Might be worth pointing out the author of the post you linked settled in the end on `cd` and `ls` in a different style of organization over bookmarks or `z` or any other tool.
I enjoyed his story, it provided background without which it would have been footage of an octopus like every other nature documentary.
Ok ok. I owe somebody something. I won't name names, but I do know people who have simply not filed nor paid taxes in a decade. They even got stimulus checks.
When capitalism ceases to encourage food expiring in a landfill rather than feed the homeless, I suppose.
Exactly, thank you. I struggled for the right words but you captured my sentiment perfectly. I think the perspective that we have a "duty to contribute" might be a valid one in a philosophical sense, but I resent being…
Nonsense, a different word doesn't suddenly make it universally true. It could be a guiding philosophy, something like "to live a good life provide value to your community". But it is in no practical way a rule.
In no world where there is a "duty" to provide value am I going to be found happily providing value. In this world, in my experience, your statement is simply false. If I happen to provide some form of value it is from…
"Headless" can also refer to a browser that doesn't render to the screen, useful for automated integration tests.
Might be worth pointing out the author of the post you linked settled in the end on `cd` and `ls` in a different style of organization over bookmarks or `z` or any other tool.
I enjoyed his story, it provided background without which it would have been footage of an octopus like every other nature documentary.
Ok ok. I owe somebody something. I won't name names, but I do know people who have simply not filed nor paid taxes in a decade. They even got stimulus checks.
When capitalism ceases to encourage food expiring in a landfill rather than feed the homeless, I suppose.
Exactly, thank you. I struggled for the right words but you captured my sentiment perfectly. I think the perspective that we have a "duty to contribute" might be a valid one in a philosophical sense, but I resent being…
Nonsense, a different word doesn't suddenly make it universally true. It could be a guiding philosophy, something like "to live a good life provide value to your community". But it is in no practical way a rule.
In no world where there is a "duty" to provide value am I going to be found happily providing value. In this world, in my experience, your statement is simply false. If I happen to provide some form of value it is from…