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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Open Network Test Announced For Switch
Taking place later this month.Apart from the news Sonic is doing a collab with Pac-Man, Sega has also announced it's running an 'Open Network Test' for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.This test will take place later this month on 29th August 2025 and runs until 1st September 2025. This time, it invites Switch users as well as players on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series ...
cut me true and straight from my bosom to my navel, let warm wet blood blanket my matted cold hairs with dark sticky residue, viscera squirming and squelching as i can no longer handle the pain, my muscles convulse around them lovingly,
ahhhh the agony-pleasure of the moaning death-rattle which warrants my final seizure.
I'm making the switch to using Neomutt for my email, but I still have calendar data from several accounts I want to access locally. Is there something like neomutt, but for calendar data? Maybe an Obsidian plug-in, or some other OSS app I can configure?
I'm using EndeavourOS (Arch), with the Sway DE, and would prefer staying away from KDE/Gnome based apps.
Didn't hear of pimsync before. Thanks for sharing. I don't think I'm ready to switch yet based on its current limitations, but I'll definitely keep an eye on it.
For context I've been using aerc as my email client for a while now, and was looking for something similar for calendars/tasks myself
I've tried: - calcurse: fine but clunky, also a bit difficult to set up. The most mature option and probably the best one available, but I just couldn't get used to the interface - calcure: similarly clunky interface, glitchy/blinking rendering to the point of being headache-inducing, lacking features (couldn't figure out how to look at all event attributes?) - khal: limited in features (compared to calcurse) and slow when there are a lot of events (even when it's only 2-3 per day), also there are some rendering bugs sometimes. Probably the most intuitive and clean interface of all, and good scripting opportunities. - gcalcli: only Google Calendar (I also need support for arbitrary CalDAV), didn't investigate further - plann: no TUI as such, just CLI
A couple weeks ago I've decided to start writing my own. It's still very much a hacky WIP but I'll update in this thread if I ever decide to publish it. In the meantime, I hope one of the above works for you!
I've tried a few options, but I've stuck with khal for years now. It works smoothly [1], supports multiple calendars, syncs with vdirsyncer (details in its documentation), and provides both CLI and TUI interfaces that make events easy to see, edit, and manage.
The CLI interface is especially handy for integrating khal with other apps like neomutt and taskwarrior for example. For instance, I have a keybinding that lets me export calendar invites from neomutt directly into khal. There's also a list of tools (including one for khal) listed in the neomutt documentation if you're curious.
I use it to manage both my personal and professional calendars, syncing them bidirectionally with vdirsyncer. The only drawback I’ve encountered is that some commands can be a bit cumbersome—but I solved this by writing my own script to make khal’s commands more intuitive for my workflow. That flexibility could be seen as another strength of khal ;)
[1] That's my experience, but others here have reported it can be slow in some cases.
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@Protestation (English) "Markets are good, markets are forever" I agree and this is the inescapable issue when talking about China. One can offer their support and still recognize that this is not a socialist stand. It isn't that markets themselves are anti-socialist inherently, but the market economy which is implied here is.
When under Lenin the USSR underwent the New Economic Policy, it was self-admittedly not socialism, and not permanent — and indeed, despite some protest even from within the party, it went away after just a decade.
Likewise, when Vietnam also calls itself market socialist, it is quick to point out that what they have is not socialism — and that indeed, socialism is impossible for a small, developing nation like itself without being sanctioned into poverty.
Xi Jinping, on the other hand, has written that the "invisible hand" is an irrevocable part of the Chinese economy and that the government needs to know when to step back and let the market have its say and wield its power, and calls this "Chinese" socialism. This is concerning, and while we can see China doing amazing things to counteract the immediate world-ending endeavours of the United States, we should be aware that they are not the shining beacon of socialism; and even in the event that the American Empire collapses and China becomes the undisputed dominant world power, we absolutely cannot rest on our laurels.
@Protestation (English) Of course it doesn't exist under communism, but as long as there is currency, there will be markets, and there isn't a socialist state in existence that has entirely done away with them.
From Kars on T*itter, and yes it does work. Due to a recent backend update, the Saber and Iori costume DLCs that were exclusive to the Fate/Samurai Remnant Treasure Box can now be claimed via SteamDB if you own the game. ︀︀ ︀︀These DLCs are still hidden publicly. ︀︀ ︀︀Saber: steamdb.info/sub/890095/history/ ︀︀Iori: steamdb.info/sub/890098/history/
DON'T TAP THE GLASS is out now: https://tylerthecreator.lnk.to/DontTapTheGlassdirected by TYLER OKONMAdp: LUIS "PANCH" PEREZproduction: TARA RAZAVI for Happy...
Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he had begun preparations for a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky, which would be followed by trilateral negotiations.
you can kind of see it to the left in this pic but there is a shared cubby for everyone to store their luggage. good thing my suitcase has locks on it 😅
I had spent so much time trying to plan out my itinerary for a week in toronto but since this honolulu trip was so last minute I’m just kinda winging it. gonna go with the flow for sure
>playing risk of rain 2 >think im doing well >not insta-killing everything but comfortably dealing enough damage to not get overwhelmed >get hit in the back once >fucking die instantly >mfw
there just ain't no way women actually wanted to be in the workplace. it was orchestrated by propaganda to have more slave labor. "women's rights" is merely a seductive term. today, we like to think we have freedoms and rights as individuals, but that couldn't be further from the truth. these are expressions are simply an illusion: rather than simply being forced into labor, we "choose" to be wagies so that we can consume more and be subverted by the shinbun, then the terebi, and now the sumaho and its social media thank you for reading my blog post
ah yes, going to spin cotton in a factory is so empowering! if you think about it women are better than men, and they were in a better position than men. otherwise women would be working in the mines and fighting in wars so men could stay comfortably at home rather than the other way around. so why would they want women to have financial independence it is because of crapitalism. women must now go buy stuff they don't want or let alone need so that someone else can make more fiat. think of all the dumb consumerism that has flushed money down the drain that could've gone to valuable gacha jaypegs instead
Like so many others, I moved from London to Portugal’s capital for the sun, lifestyle – and the tax break. But as tensions rise with struggling locals, many of us are beginning to wonder whether we’re doing more harm than good …
omg ubuntu server constantly spams the console with useless messages. i pity the system administrators forced to use it for serious tasks in their company. a web search uncovers lots of "well akktully" types singing the praises of spam.
What if the “grassroots” political movements reshaping American cities aren’t grassroots at all, but rather illegal tax-exempt charity funded operations disguised as community activism?
the occupy movement is the single most substantial event of the past few decades if it wasn't written by the victors youd read about it in future textbooks
I am getting angrier and angrier and just can't understand how we have been watching this genocide going on for over 22 months.
I am tired, reporting about it, can't imagine how those in Gaza and occupied west bank must be feeling. No water, no food, no shelter and no hope, watching the world ignoring them day after they, weeks after weeks, months after months.
I am becoming hateful person, someone I don't like to be, but I am really bitter and angry and can't help it.
a cursed existence i have no way of confirming or denying this
but I like your descriptions better 
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