Took me a while to understand Hugo.
https://alecsargent.codeberg.page/posts/finally-understanding-hugo/
#hugo
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Alec Sargent
@alecsargent@social.linux.pizza
Windsurf, Linux and Chess enthusiast.
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Joined July 29, 2025
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@rl_dane@polymaths.social @infobeautiful@vis.social @wwwgem@social.linux.pizza @graves501@fosstodon.org I want whatever the Danish are smoking.
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@evgandr@mastodon.bsd.cafe If that is Russian, then that is two words now that I know of that are pronounced the same in Spanish and Russian (Guitarra and Arrienda). Pretty sick if you ask me.
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There should be a sleep-then-hibernate for humans.
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@zstg@fedia.social @graves501@fosstodon.org Wrong, 3 spaces and Nano is the only way.
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@infobeautiful@vis.social @wwwgem@social.linux.pizza @graves501@fosstodon.org Fix your numbering systems man.
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@bbbhltz@framapiaf.org True, the author said in the about page that they have not released the source code but is considering to do so in the future.
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@bbbhltz@framapiaf.org Had the same thoughts, it also happens to create a positive feedback loop of upvoting already popular posts. Or at least it will when the platform gets more visitors.
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Why do some online services allow to use password as secondary verification(along with other 2fa ones) after already using the goddamn password in the first place.
Am I missing something here or this is the dumbest shit ever?
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I tried Niri and you should probably as well, here is my review about it.
https://alecsargent.codeberg.page/posts/niri-scrolling-window-manager
#niri #windowmanagers
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@peritia@alovely.space
These are my favourite https://alecsargent.codeberg.page/extra/blogroll/
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@meadow@c.im In Chile we call stick bugs "palotes" which means big sticks.
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@graves501@fosstodon.org No clue becauae its hosted with Codeberg Pages. 
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@lopeztel@fosstodon.org Nice! I hope it was of service because it was painful to write this one. The whole IndieWeb and webmentions is one of my stalled tasks for the blog.
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@tiotasram@kolektiva.social @82mhz@mastodon.bsd.cafe That is a relief, because I actually felt less productive and people were telling that I've must been using it wrong.
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@82mhz@mastodon.bsd.cafe I'm lazy and to me it generally feels like less effort using a search engine. The amount if time figuring out what is wrong with the answer the LLM gave you could be spent actually learning the thing or at least skimming documentation to get to the answer directly.
That is not mentioning the way you described in the post that makes you feel like you have cheated or like you have a butler that that goes to the library and does your own homework.
In my opinion, even if it was harder doing it by yourself, it will get easier and easier to do that particular thing. I've found that I'm searching less for solutions online or at least I know better what to look for. Nonetheless I think there is nothing inherently wrong with the tool and is useful under some contexts.
Good post man!
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@82mhz@mastodon.bsd.cafe I remember those interfaces as a kid and they where so pretty, they also felt very close to what a desktop would be. Now they look like a a supposed sleek advertisement made interface.
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@webnauta@mastodon.social Yo ocupo Librewolf desde ya varios años, lo recomiendo totalmente.
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@rl_dane@polymaths.social Librewolf is probably the best , it has nice privacy and anti-enshittification defaults. I recommend to spice it up with vertical tabs with the Vimium extension installed. With Vimium it feels more consisted with tiling window managers and things of the sort.
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@sotolf@polymaths.social Nice, if you have vertical tabs like me, do you also have the next/previous tab keybinds swapped? It feels only natural.
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