Still have a fully functional t61 with a docking station. Amazing piece of engineering history.

Something like this:

int fd = open("/dev/hidraw0", O_RDONLY);
If (fd < 0) exit(EXIT_FAILURE);

unsigned char buf[256];
int res = read(fd, buf, sizeof(buf));
if (res > 0) {
printf("%d bytes:\n", res);
// do something else
}
close(fd)

Locate the specific HID device you want to access under /dev/hidraw*. You can identify it by checking the kernel's ring buffer output: sudo dmesg | grep hid

Once you’ve identified the correct device, you can use the open() and read() sys calls in a C program to interact with it.

No clever auto generated migrations files from 'makemigrations' that inspect your model and define you DB schema. You have to write your migration files to apply and revert changes No runtime error checking like Django. 2/2🧵

Diesel is the only Rust ORM I've used. If performance is your priority, it's a great choice. However, don't expect any of the conveniences offered by Django's ORM. 1/2🧵

There has been an active smearing campaign aimed at eroding the credibility of news outlets and institutions. I believe most people who subscribe to these fellas were caught in the loop and are, in fact, victims.

Yes it is! Although, I don't think everyone who follows Joe Rogan and Musk blindly is an idiot "per se".

Glad you sorted it out!

Check if SFTP is altering the file metadata (timestamps or permissions). gzip files may embed metadata causing size discrepancies.

gentoo baby!

Gotta say, my PCRE skills are my biggest flex and the least employable skill I possess lol

As a follow-up to your tweet, I don't know if you were already aware of this, but it's worth keeping an eye on the compiled lists from this account.

Exactly this!

This alias should be named yolo

Would I give up spending 10+ hours carefully setting up my .bashrc scripts to sync my laptop display's color temperature with the smart lamps in my office for some bloated OS that 'just works'? No, thank you!