No one:
Absolutely no one:
Me at 1:29 AM: country ranking. country. ranking.

P.S. Booted 💻Fedora after a long time with Ubuntu and even outdated 37th feels as a paradise now. You just CAN do things here - can't say so about any other Linux distro

HP monitor's ingenious design requires 45° rotation for VESA mount. Just got a compatible stand - but now will have to look for a swivel adapter or change the monitor/stand. Standards, they say 🤡

UPD: Fixed by HP Omen Mount Adapter made by someone on 3D printer

2023's first one 💃

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💻 GNOME 44 «Kuala Lumpur» Release

• Lock Screen: redesign
• File Picker: grid view & preview
• Quick Settings: Bluetooth devices, audio devices, background apps
• File Manager: expandable folders, reworked context menu
• Settings: WiFi QR codes, redesigned & reorganized tab contents
• GNOME Web: on GTK4
• GNOME Weather: flat toolbar, temperature curves
• GNOME Text Editor: mouse actions handling improvements
• GNOME Boxes: one-page VM creation setup

🪙 Assassin's Creed (2007, HD remake)
5/10 — great mechanics (especially for 2007), too repetitive, depressive locations.

Story: 5/10
Filling: 3/10
Battle: 6/10
Parkour: 8/10
Stealth: 6/10
Open world: 5/10

#review

🪦 RedHat making 💻 Fedora fully commercial OS, stopping all open-source releases.

«...so it was only a matter of time when we do this. We love our community and environment we built, this is a heartbreaking step for all of us, but that's it — Fedora became a commercial distro. Our team hope this will make system even better, ...» — said Matt Hicks, RedHat Software CEO

R.I.P

see post date lol

Wrocław 🇵🇱

7/10 — perfect choice for a weekend trip, but rather won't live there.

Pretty fun activity for walk/photography/quest lovers — city is known for its Dwarfs all around. Started as a revolutionary movement, placing statues everywhere became a tradition — you can find more than 600 cute gnomes, usually doing related to location stuff. There is a Dwarf Info Point next to the Old Town Hall where you can buy a map & stickers with locations of 60 Dwarfs to start a quest (which is nice but not necessary* — you can use free app with all dwarf locations).

There are lots of beautiful places to visit like Galeria Neon Side, Old Town or the Odra river — but overall architecture is pretty basic, a lot of "boxes" and worn/not painted/battered buildings, not that streets are too clean. Roadways have bike lanes almost everywhere (first thing I noticed when arrived — a lot of cyclists 😂) and it's pretty easy to find a bicycle/scooter for rent.

Weekend trouble was closure of venues on Sunday, which is pretty ridiculous — you can find opened grocery stores at every turn, but you won't be able to buy basic meds because all pharmacies are closed 🫤

I did not use public transport at all — was aiming to find as many Dwarfs as I can — by walk ofc 🙂 However, I don't quite like its design and sizes despite it's good enough equipped inside. Also no traffic light switchers and weird timings. Otherwise it's fine, should take about 30-50 minutes to cross the whole town without transfers.

*You will have to buy tickets for 8-10 PLN to get to the tower with a Dwarf (on picture above)

#review

Ah shit, here we go again...

Tired of Ubuntu so going to try remote development over SSH in local network

P.S. Due to specifics of my job, I need Ubuntu since we use a lot of it's native modules in our software

P.P.S. Got it working by just installing ssh server and vscode extension 🕺

🗂 List of all our sets:

🖼️ DevOps set — CI/CD, clouds, etc.

🖼️ AWS set — All AWS services

🖼️ Dev set — Lang, frameworks, etc.

🖼️ CMS set — Any kind of low-code

🖼️ Web set — JS, CSS, Node.js, etc.

🖼️ React set — React, Redux, etc.

🖼️ IDE set — Code editors & tools

🖼️ JetBrains set — All JB products

🖼️ Design set — UI/UX services

🖼️ Adobe set — All Adobe products

🖼️ Business set — B2B services

🖼️ Google set — All Google projects

🖼️ Geek set — Apps and services

💻 It's usable even on WiFi (↓ 246 ↑24.7 Mbps on speedtest.net)

• Installed Ubuntu on a laptop, enabled WoWLAN in BIOS
• Enabled wakeup by MagicPackage via iw
• Set up OpenSSH server
• Wrote a small noscript¹ to wakeup & connect to the remote via ether-wake (provided by net-tools), ping and ssh
• Installed and configured VSCode on both devices
• Connected to remote VSCode via Remote - SSH extension
• Profit

¹ Will push noscript to the dotfiles repo when I won't be lazy 🥲

P.S. I realized that remote has not enough CPU performance for this project, but that's another story 😂