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@brockpierson old days dalnet

Only real ones know what this is.

@deepseek_ai Thank you for the great work and pleas make a way so we can contribute our data to the free open source community in an easy simple way

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@Akasheth_ Pi here

Is anyone still using VS code instead of switching fully to claude code or codex? or am I the only one

@Zinny_Edmund install Linux

What would you advice him ?

@TamimBinHakim hello commandlinetips her i am add astor support for the tool i like the idea thanks for accepting the PR

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@piyush784066 Pi.dev

As a dev, what do you prefer for coding?

@Shivam25mishra its the same when you see someone wants to unlife himself will help him live a better life I want to save people

Why Linux users force everyone to install linux?

@ishowcybersec uninstall Firefox and install brave

What is the first thing to do after installing Arch Linux?

@saifgeeky if the page have to much noise B if not C

Which shader animation feels the most appealing to you? A, B, or C?

@vibeonX69 when i saw ThinkPad and Linux i sayed cool but with that mouse i know you have the high taste

Linux user, which desktop environment do you prefer? GNOME XFCE KDE

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@p_misirov what a shit company

received this email after insulting the model that deleted my production database.

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@d1nt @NainsiDwiv50980 thank you .

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@parcadei i will thanks

I've not used that, so I can't vouch for whether it'll 100% work fine but I would just add it and test, since that look to only work on compressing command output which is different to editing there is the FastRead tool, which outputs structural information about a file and already pre-compresses when reading because it uses tldr, and a fast diff tool but I don't know if that part is going to clash with sqz compressing it's output It might not, but I would just add and test it - if they do, let me know if there's issues and I'll see if I can help

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@Lenovo when will see this on legion ?