This article is a bit disingenuous. Optimism, Arbitrum, and Starknet are all part of the Ethereum ecosystem. Technically, Polygon PoS isn't, but Polygon zkEVM definitely is.

It doesn't seem disingenuous to me. Most open source developers aren't working on Linux, even if most are working in the Linux ecosystem.

Exactly, now consider how absurd it would be to say "Most developers aren't working on Windows, Linux, or macOS."

If you were following the pattern in the title, you'd say "Most operating system developers aren't working on Windows, Linux, or macOS". That might very well be true.

Try yabai.

Yes, Org Mode.

You can also type `about:profiles` in the address bar. This opens a page where you can create profiles and/or launch them in a new window.

I've been a FF user for years. This week, FF became so unusable under Wayland I had to install Brave.

Ha, I thought I was alone, did not find anything.

The patches are in place if you wait just a bit longer. NixOS merged patches into their main branch and the teams between Wayland and Mozilla have already resloved the issue. The only bit that rubs me is that this has been an issue since 92, has been out. I moved from beta to stable and then stable to ESR (v91 luckily) while I await the patches.

They've updated the title. The title now reads: "U.S. Senate Bill Threatening Crypto Industry Moves Forward"

Can the USB4 expansion card transmit data at 40Gbps? Do you have any plans for Thunderbolt 4?

The USB-C Expansion Card is purely passive passthrough designed to minimize signal loss and voltage drop, so it depends on the capabilities of the specific mainboard. The current mainboard does support 40Gbps through that card. For Thunderbolt, we can't state anything yet until we complete certifications.

We used clojure.spec in production for years. "Alpha" just means the API could change.

If you're using HJKL to navigate more than a few lines, you're doing it wrong. Use 'search' instead.

https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/In...

find ~/.password-store -name '*.gpg' -printf '%P\n' | sed -e 's:.gpg$::gi' | fzf | xargs pass -c

There is also an extension: https://github.com/ficoos/pass-fzf

Good point, but `pacman -S gopass` is wa-a-ay easier ;-)

I use a bash function:

  pass ()
  {
      if [ $# -eq 0 ] || ( [ $# -eq 1 ] && [ $1 = "-c" ] ); then
          find ~/.password-store -name '\*.gpg' -printf '%P\n' | sed -e 's:.gpg$::gi' | fzf | xargs /usr/local/bin/pass $@;
      else
          /usr/local/bin/pass $@;
      fi
  }

pass + fzf + bash > gopass. DOTADIW.