You can also spread it to other things. A bunch of unwatched movies, undone things to do, a slew of things waiting to be experienced.
You can also spread it to other things. A bunch of unwatched movies, undone things to do, a slew of things waiting to be experienced.
IMO LinkedIn is a garbage for mental health, too. Where everyone wants to show off their achievements to others.
You also need a license key XD
That’s what I was thinking about, too. Deleting all dotfiles related to KDE stuff.
Unfortunately you can’t install Firefox deb in Ubuntu anymore (just like chromium). Canonical doing sh*t!
Subtitle composer can do that: https://subtitlecomposer.kde.org/
Also Kdenlive has a feature for it as I know, though I never tested: https://docs.kdenlive.org/en/effects_and_compositions/speech_to_text.html
Mmm… And what if it had conflict and I got error?
Sure I promise not to do it anymore. Calm down. Take a deep breath at first! :)) Could you explain the right way to do it? I’m not expert in using git. Explain the correct way to deal with the situation.
I also like Kate. I use it for Python, Html/css and some other stuff. I really like it since it’s light and fast but full of features. Also integrates well with my desktop.
I guess you should rebase or merge the Master branch into your branch and then push again:
git checkout master
git pull origin master
git checkout yourbranch
git rebase master
git push -f origin yourbranch
But if you got error since that new commit has conflict with your chances:
git merge master
git push origin yourbranch
Yes. Manjaro is a so unsable and garbage (for many reasons). Though Arch (EndeavourOS in my case) has been a lot stable for me due to my experience.
Zotero is actually a paper and reference manager. Pocket is more like a bookmark manager. Though it’s really good for those citation management usages 👌
What was that vulnerability and how it’s related to Libreoffice? I thought it’s just about browsers 🤔
Yeah that’s exactly the case. The effect of social media can’t be denied. They call it “cheap dopamine” for the brain, since it’s hijacking our attention and behavior, changing our action to concentrate less and getting addicted to it with a flood of information.