sure, but thats just outsourcing the problem.
hello
sure, but thats just outsourcing the problem.
its usually an ID10T problem
spotDL (not spotify-dl) is a good CLI option.
oh, i hadnt thought of that. i didnt think think it would be very helpful, but after i watched that video, it really opened my eyes to the dangerous possibilities.
also great bc u always have the option to choose which app to open with, and acts as a confirmation if you accidently click a link
they would each rather be daft separately
i love how well this joke works
:) no problem! i would assume resizing the image might be a little slower, because it creates a clone of the image, but if you use FilterType::NearestNeighbor, the speed is negligable in my opinion
i read through the code, and i have some tips, which you may find helpful (or not):
--color
is not the first argument, it will try to open a file named --color
, which i assume is unintended. i would suggest checking out the clap
crate to easily parse argsimage.resize()
is easier.len()
on a string returns length in bytes, not characters, so could break with non-ascii text. in the context of this program, the text will always be ascii, so it is of course not a problem, but it’s worth to keep in mind. to get character length, use .chars().count()
get_brightness_of_cluster
, pushing to a Vec
and then calling .sum()
can be replaced with a loop which increments a mutable u32
variable. this is a nitpick, but it can avoid unnecessary memory allocationcheck out this example. sorry if this comes off as rude or a nitpick, i’m just trying to provide some advice :)
destroying america!!!
just have a tub of water rigged above the server
why would you be against 4th of July and children?
haskell is an intricately designed laser gun that you cant shoot it without a learning group theory and lambda calculus
however, it is still used and endorsed by every army
if your desktop environment uses alt+f4 to quit 💀
should have used Rust instead. that way you never talk to a friend in the first place
endevouros is a great option imo. not as bloated as manjaro, but everything works out of the box. it being arch based makes it easier to install things and troubleshoot, due to arch linux support. i would recommend kde as the desktop environment if you want something fully featured with lots of customizability options, but i3 is nice, but annoying to get started.
A knife is reusable