I love the TTS output of the OpenStreetMap app for exactly that.
You start a navigation (on foot) and it goes:
'Distance is 850 meters, time is 10 minutes'
Concise and to the point.

it's not safe out there, take this ad-blocker-blocker-blocker
https://reek.github.io/anti-adblock...

@EaZyCode yes, writing to it works
not sure about appending
the majority of files actually work like that
you can directly write to your ram using /dev/mem
raw display pixel data can be written to /dev/fb0
etc

And yes piping /dev/urandom into /dev/sda will result in a kernel panic after a few seconds and an unbootable system

@MagicSowap You mean cause windows packages, among other things, its mtp driver to connect to phones with fucking Windows Media Player?
That's the only thing I noticed and installing their package for that worked fine for me.

@cursee @C0D4 any non ascii character is translated like this using Punycode

@Brosyl good ol' beautiful https://xn--oi8h.com

@Parzi The support for seven ends in 10 months.
And reinstall it instead of updating please.
*mumbles in linux*

No ones mentioning that it's that slow because it's running a 12 year old, unsupported windows vista installation?

@elwd @al-m
React tries to open the view for a user named 'create'.
That's because the route /users/:name also matches for '/users/create', it binds the :name path-variable to 'create'.

Reordering helps, because that way the more specific routed is tested first.
This also means, that you can't have a user named 'create'.

nemo handles this correctly

@ScriptCoded because this: https://twitter.com/chordbug/...

just switch window focus

autosave
websocket hotreload
cache disabled

@marcus5914 probably 'Linux From Scratch'
http://linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/

/me envies your init

Oh, you're gonna like these ;)
https://media.ccc.de/v/...
https://media.ccc.de/v/...

Iff you install windows, do yourself a favor and download the 'Windows ... N' version, it comes without most bloat (fewer games, no skype preinstalled, ...)

@metamourge I especially love the way english uses german words to express extremes.
angst, uber, verboten, kaput

or revel in having a clean system and only install software again if you need it.
yay minimalism

Snoozing is limited to three times and 'Sleep as Android' then forces me to scan a qr-code to turn off the alarm...
the qr-code is in the bathroom

Bloated, but easiest flashing ui and works on all platforms
https://www.balena.io/etcher/

love the 'identical one line'

I had perfect performance with overwatch on linux when installed through lutris (probably hardware dependent though)

@SukMikeHok android does not have a default system file explorer, it's just some app preinstalled by a shit phone brand

@bahua I see, sounded like it would be done all manual
still annoying though

Continuing the explanation by gitlog: ..., therefore android does not know the height of the content you scrolled through so far and estimates it based on the currently displayed items.
Following that: many big rants on screen => you must've scrolled a lot of distance => small scroll bar

https://github.com/evilsocket/...
This software can connect to and run commands on any number of machines using a single command

@XiovV gradle => android builds
It's the android builds that need so much power, gradle on its own is fast AF.

tiling wms handle the interaction between multiple screens and multiple virtual desktops a little different than non tiling ones:
When switching virtual desktops you won't switch the virtual desktop for every physical screen, instead every physical screen has its own set of virtual desktops (which are numbered globally)
An example (with 2 physical screens A and B):
You'll start like this A1, B2 (screen a displays virtual 1 and screen b displays virtual 2).
When your currently on screen A and then switch to virtual desktop 2, your mouse will move over to screen B.
If you then switch to a new virtual desktop 3, this is the result: A1, B3 (screen A continues to display virtual 1 while B displays the new virtual 3)
I hope this explanation is clear enough.
This is actually quite nice for multi monitor setups, because you can controll what each monitor displays individually.

The rest of the (few engineers know why) forbidden characters

Does /dev/tty1 fulfill your requirements?