What's the point of this when you can compile between ISAs using a build tool and source? When would you need to cross compile a binary after building?

I think most use who use keepass instead of bitwarden do so because keepass is offline, unlike bitwarden. At least that's what I understand.

Ya that makes sense. I find a lot of my work is mostly stuff that's easier to use on Linux, like spinning up VMs or just programming in general. What programs do you use that aren't compatible or dont have an alternative on Linux?

I feel like it doesn't necessarily fit the market for a raspberry pi - I bought mine bc I needed little computing power running really small applications for me and my friends, but with better hardware on a raspberry pi, I feel like it strays from why a lot of people bought it: small computer, small computing power

How do u get this output

Let's hope it gets leaked too

Omg I got an off brand one and I haven't touched any tool sets in years.

The key is to use a hose and not a fixed one. The fixed ones don't really allow you to clean where you'd like whereas the hose ones let you aim wherever. At least that's how it's been in my experience.

I think your comment brings up a good point about the intersection between what the old user base of Lemmy wants (everything is foss and transparent) and the newer user base that doesn't necessarily not want that, but it isn't as much of a priority to them as it was. And with the change in the user base you see a change in opinion towards deprioiritizing what the old user base wanted.

Dynamics like this are always so interesting, huh.

Ya I was getting this error the other day it was so weird, preesh fr on fixing that bug

Sweeeeet, thanks for this. I also found one called Orbit that's a googlr project that I'm pretty sure I could use for my rust project. I really appreciate the link.

This is pretty cool, but I have no idea what the significance is.