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You're looking at the full mc package rather than just mcedit. Even then, Midnight Commander is absolutely worth that whopping 7.9MB of space it takes for all the functionality it provides.
Openwrt is not an example to use to compate against a package size, as it's target built to fit into small firmware storage spaces on all sorts of random hardware. That's comparing existential philosophy with oranges.
Would you download a car?
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The only Dad advice you nerds need:
mcedit from the Midnight Commander (mc) tool is the superior text editor.
I don't even run arch, btw.
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New Boot Goofin.
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Right up until you suddenly die of a brain aneurysm because your dumbass thought it was a safe legal high. There is nothing awesome about that.
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Looks more like you are interested in more influence power, and control for yourself.
What qualifies you to be in a leadership position that directly affects content control?
Your instances are not being used the way you wanted, so you propose structural and organizational changes that, suprise, benefit your administrative influence from your instances.
You're so focused on the details of your solution, you don't seem to be holding or acknowledging any objective perspectives.
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Premeditation and intent. How is this weasely fuck not in prison for life.
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waves hands back and forth
"I don't care"
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OH LOOK A CONF FILE TO EDIT.
Full circle, removed.
/throws molotov [Previous thread.](https://lemmy.world/post/20088108) 
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This is a good quote, but it lives within a context of professional code development.
Everyone in the modern era starts coding by copying functions without understanding what it does, and people go entire careers in all sorts of jobs and industries without understanding things by copying what came before that 'worked' without really understanding the underlying mechanisms.
What's important is having a willingness to learn and putting in the effort to learn. AI code snippets are super useful for learning even when it hallucinates if you test it and make backups first. This all requires responsible IT practices to do safely in a production environment, and thats where corporate management eyeing labor cost reduction loses the plot, thinking AI is a wholesale replacement for a competent human as the tech currently stands.
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What a weird downslope of a take that will obviously result in authoritarian government power expansion and futher censorship.
Just stop using it and support alternatives that dont do it. Have some self control.
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Wont the 5 others just be libertarians that always end up voting in lockstep with Republicans?
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What kind of psychopathic logic tree is this? He's not be laid off, he's being sent to die.
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Normally, the tail doesn't fall off, but in this instance, the tail did fall off.
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What would it mean if you are the crazy that you imagine you see everywhere around you? Have you ever had a physiological health workup or general mental health focused therapy?
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Andrew Tate feminine or the truck driver from Peewee Herman feminine?
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Reimplement the old WASTE client from the Nullsoft dude, this time with proper encryption and security and let's call it a day.
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Showing bias by claiming its an effort to not show bias is fucking insanity.
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>Kyle Rittenhouse's sister Faith is seeking $3,000 on a crowdfunding website in a bid to prevent the eviction of herself and her mother Wendy from their home, citing her "brother's unwillingness to provide or contribute to our family."
Just got this right before midnight in my MS Admin app alerts. If you dont configure the policy, in September it defaults to opening web links in Edge regardless of OS default browser setting. I woke up this morning to One Drive doing its usual thing being HOT GARBAGE, now I'm going to bed with Teams becoming HOT GARBAGE. Full Excerpt: -- Web links from Microsoft Teams chats to open in Microsoft Edge; Teams chat will open side-by-side with link MC669480 Plan for change Published date: August 21, 2023 Affected services Microsoft Teams Tag MAJOR UPDATEADMIN IMPACTNEW FEATUREUSER IMPACT The Microsoft Teams desktop app for Windows will open web links from Teams chats in Microsoft Edge to enable a new web and chat side-by-side experience. By opening web links in Edge, users will be able to see those links side-by-side with their Teams chats—web links will open as new browser tabs and the Teams chats will open next to them in the Edge sidebar. This new, single-view Teams experience in Edge is designed to minimize switching between windows and to help users stay in the flow of work while referencing web links. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 126334. This change to use Edge to open web links from Teams chats follows a similar, previously announced change in the Outlook for Windows app. Customers impacted by this change in Outlook were notified via MC541626, MC545904, or MC548092. Admin controls are available as detailed below. Read more about how we’re optimizing the experience between Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Edge: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2023/02/16/discover-new-ways-to-multitask-with-microsoft-365-and-edge/ What's New in Teams | Microsoft Inspire 2023 Notes: This change does not affect a device’s default browser setting in Windows. This only affects commercial users signed into Teams with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) accounts. The policy described in the following section configures which browser is used to open web links for both Teams (chat) and the Outlook for Windows app (email), or, if you did not receive an Outlook for Windows app Message center notification, this policy will only apply to Teams (chat). When will this affect your organization: Timing: Microsoft Teams desktop app for Windows: This change will start rolling out late September. Outlook for Windows: Roll out in progress. If this change affects your users, you will have received either MC541626, MC545904, or MC548092, and can refer to them for specific timing. Note: Depending on your Outlook for Windows update channel, you may experience the change in Teams first. Action: Use the Choose which browser opens web links policy to configure which browser will be used to open web links and to set whether users will be able to make changes to which browser opens web links in both the Teams desktop app for Windows (chat) and the Outlook for Windows app (email). If you did not receive a message center notification for the Outlook for Windows app (email), then the setting only applies to Teams (chat). If you did receive a message center notification for the Outlook for Windows app (email), then the setting applies to both Teams (chat) and Outlook for Windows app (email). You will not be able to manage each app individually using this policy. If you’ve previously configured this policy for the Outlook for Windows app and wish to maintain that configuration, no action is required. Note: There are no Microsoft 365 subscription restrictions in using this policy to configure which browser opens web links in Teams. Use of the policy to manage the change in the Outlook for Windows app depends on your Microsoft 365 subscription. If you received the Outlook for Windows app Message center notification, please refer to MC541626, MC545904, or MC548092 for details on whether configuring this policy will apply. If you have not configured the policy, or wish to change it, find the details below. How this will affect your organization: Links from Teams chats will open based on the browser configuration in the Choose which browser opens web links policy. If no configuration is selected using the Choose which browser opens web links policy, web links from Teams chats will open in Microsoft Edge. Only links set to open via a web browser are affected. Links that are set to open in a client app or within Teams itself will continue to do so. User experiences will vary by policy configuration; please see the next section. You can manage this experience at any time. What you need to do to prepare: If you’ve previously configured this policy for the Outlook for Windows app and wish to maintain that configuration, no action is required. Use the Choose which browser opens web links policy to configure which default browser will be used to open web links and to set whether users will be able to manage which browser opens web links in both Teams (chat) and the Outlook for Windows app (email). You will not be able to manage each app individually using this policy. The Choose which browser opens web links policy is available using the Cloud Policy service for Microsoft 365 (formerly the Office Cloud Policy Service) or as part of the Administrative Templates for Microsoft 365 Apps. Enabled: Configures which browser opens web links from the Teams desktop app for Windows (chat) and the Outlook for Windows app (email): Microsoft Edge Web links will open side-by-side with users’ chat or email in Edge. Default browser Users will not be able to change this from the respective apps’ settings menus. Disabled/Unconfigured: Web links from the Teams desktop app for Windows (chat) and the Outlook for Windows app (email) will open in Microsoft Edge. Web links will open side-by-side with users’ chat or email in Edge. Users can manage the browser change: Via the in-product notifications explaining the side-by-side experience. At any time via the Teams settings menu: Settings > Files and links > Link open preferences Note: If you want to manage this change for your entire organization so that Teams only opens web links using the device’s system default browser, you will need to configure the policy to Enabled and select Default browser. Additional Information Read more about how we’re optimizing the experience between Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Edge with this feature in our blog: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2023/02/16/discover-new-ways-to-multitask-with-microsoft-365-and-edge/ We always value feedback and questions from our customers. Please feel free to submit either feedback or questions via Message Center.
Making it happen by willing it into existence. Totally no pressure.
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