Lavender.

Explosive diarrhea during Zoom call.

“Hey man, we’ve got an earthquake, can I call you later?”

Seriously, I would rather titanium. Iron is so 20th century.

Under Jawaharlal Lal Nehru, the first prime minister of secular, sovereign, socialist republic of newly independent India?

It has been. India was a socialist state. The illusion of socialism failing was thanks to western sanctions. Until capitalism fucked us all. 40% of the wealth is now owned by 1%.

Zamindari system? Destroyed by socialism.

Caste-based reservation for affirmative action? Introduced by socialism.

Famine? Green revolution under socialism solved that issue.

Dairy development for malnourished kids? White revolution under socialism solved that.

Armed freedom revolution before independence? Azad Hind Fauj (Free India Army) under the command of Subhash Chandra Bose, a prominent leftist-nationalist fought the British Indian army, and HSRA, the Hindustan Socialist Republic Association assassinated imperialist genocidal scums.

Karl H. von Wiegand, an American journalist, met Hitler first in 1921. Poland was invaded on 1 September, 1939 by the Third Reich. A month after Germany invaded France in World War II, on June 11, 1940, he secured another interview with Hitler. He’s the only American who had the chance to interview Hitler.

Is this issue persistent in RISC-based processors too, like SPARC, POWER or RISC-V? Or is this a modular component that can go in with any architecture?

What I want is a wrapper for River and Waybar, similar to dwl-guile and dtao-guile. I have this obsession with being a language puritan - I try to avoid contamination of multiple languages/markup file in my project. I don’t want my configuration repo to be polluted by any text or JSON file, other than scheme itself. Since I don’t have the time to work on creating a similar patch, and also because I don’t want to bother with configuration for the time-being because I want to focus on learning software dev, I chose to configure a debloated GNOME configuration with some GNOME apps removed, and other fancy features disabled.

Also, I’m more of a workspace person. I like to label workspaces, and open at most only three apps per workspace. I appreciate the dynamic workspace that’s in GNOME. River’s workspace wasn’t actually a workspace. It was some weird concept about view toggling, and I didn’t like that.

Start using GitHub

You mean Git SCM/VCS? GitHub is a Microsoft-owned software forge. True that it has a lot of software hosted, but personally, I think they’re scummy. There’s are other alternatives, like Codeberg and GitLab. It shouldn’t matter what forge you’re using realistically, but ideologically, if you’re a copy-left hardliner, you might want to avoid them.

You don’t really need to use a tiling window. You can still use a floating window manager and learn Linux stuff.On my Guix system, I had River setup with Waybar, Rofi and Rivertile, with other utilities like WirePlumber, brightnessctl, etc and I didnt really enjoy the experience. Sure, I could have spent some more time on improving that, but I thought that it was pointless having dotfiles next to my scheme config, so I went back to GNOME Shell.

Do you think Habit and Ante are better candidates to improve this situation?

YouTube is your best bet. Just get familiar with the varnamalas (alphabet). Grammar is secondary. If you can, try reading Hindi poems. If you want to challenge yourself, read Premchand’s work.

I want to stress this out, but Hindi ISN’T the national language of India. We don’t have a national language, only official and state languages. State languages are also misleading - it represents only the majority linguistic group, and not the minority and tribal section. Hindi is spoken in the Hindi belt with a regional twist. You may be able to converse with a Bhojpuri or Brij speaker, but that’s like trying to speak to a Welsh or Gaelic speaker in English.

Kakoune gang ftw

South Asian here, so I don’t know well, but left one is appropriated by ancaps. Right one is used by MAGA crazies. Both are economically right leaning ideologies. One is anti-government, other is pro-government.

Maybe this could be the book. But the story isn’t exactly the same. I’ll try checking this one out.

I did actually, however, it came with a bunch of verbal vomit, all filled with made-up novel names and bogus summary.

No, doesn’t look like it is this one. There’s no gods or magic in the book I’ve read. A bunch of teens living in the times of the ancient civilization, dragged into a plague, poison, murder and conspiracy.

40k? You mean the Warhammer series? I’ve heard memes and short lores in general about this series.

What do you think of the Dune series? Is that easy to read? On second thought I am a little curious about technotheism or dark-absurdism in general. I’ve enjoyed reading Samurai 8 and Ai-Ren, which are both Japanese manga, and I wanted something that has the vibe of Asura’s Wrath or Deus Ex Machina.

I’m open to any format, but I would prefer something that has a lot of volume, and is in the sci-fi category. I’m also okay with non-book readings, like research papers, as long as they’re easy to follow.