caseyweederman

Pretty sure the systemd command you’re talking about just adds the bus to PATH. You very likely could just do that yourself.

Oh, that makes sense.
For a quick and dirty fix, you might be able to define columns using a multiplexer like gnu screen or tmux. I think I know how to do that using byobu (a screen/tmux config wrapper), so that it would come up by default with three panes set up like columns, with the first and the third being narrow to create faux margins, and the middle pane running your top of choice.

Hmm. That’s fair. My introduction to it was “Unity’s dropping Unityscript, which was JavaScript with c# bindings, time to learn c# I guess.”

Fuck, I don’t even care if they innovate

“What if JavaScript but by Microsoft”

Also your CRT might have dials that can make the picture more narrow and pull it away from the edges.

I enjoyed this journey, congrats.
I would also like to recommend btop.
Also don’t get a different monitor, that one has such a strong aesthetic.

Oh, except for the c# part I guess. But I’m not gonna gatekeep.

I love every part of that

Don’t though. It’s really good and you can read it now.

I have spent so much time on duckstreet.net

I think it looks good. Compare against 1 Screen Platformer.

That does make sense, and I should have been able to guess that by context, but it is much funnier this way

Ooooh (except for the butt part, what)
I love me some macadamia nuts

No, thank you.

Oooh, are the .desktop directories recursive? I never thought of dropping folder symlinks in.

It’s those things that Batman throws

One of my favorite podcasts, High Rollers (sadly stuck in Hasbro Hell) uses “fate dice”, a set of d6s rolled at the start of each session, that can be used by the players (high rolls) or the DM (low rolls) to influence other rolls and situations, but doing so moves the die into the opposite pool.
I do wish both sides interacted with them more though. It’s a cool idea.
I think they got used the most during the window of time when the DM let the players spend them after seeing a roll (but before knowing the result). They get squelched by forgetfulness and what-if-I-need-it-later-itis.
Sure, adding them then probably ruins the balance, but fun is more important than balance.

Like the Fate system!
I like systems that are player-driven, like Dungeon World. Instead of me putting a bunch of traps into place and hoping you walk into them, the complication of you rolling a failure on something else might mean there’s a trap there.
“Are there any traps there?” “You tell me.”

You can do it with prismlauncher and just hit cancel every time it prompts you to enter your Mojang account