Problem: you want to edit some python files on a remote server while at the same time cpu and gpu-consuming processes are running.

Step 1: " #VSCode has a great plugin for this"

Step 2: as you are coding away, your server keeps freezing, lagging, crashing. It happens randomly, no explanation.

Step 3: cursing and coffee and cursing

Step 4: htop

Step 5: there are 600 vscode-server processes clogging every bit of RAM and compute.

Step 6: delete vscode 🫠

Step 7: fire up #Emacs, open the file by put "/ssh:myself@server" in front of it.

Step 8: vow - ONCE AGAIN - to never use anything other than emacs again. 😅

@protonprivacy governed by non-profit foundation is great news¹.

"Proton will no longer be dependent upon [people's] goodwill ... Instead, Swiss foundations and their board of trustees are legally obligated to act in accordance with the purpose for which they were established ... to defend Proton’s original mission ... independence through self-sustainability ... and Proton’s financial success is directly committed to the public good."

¹https://proton.me/blog/proton-non-profit-foundation

#Privacy #Encryption #DeGoogle

Hej #emacs friends

I'm having an issue while trying to develop #TypeScript. All my tags say 'React' refers to a UMD global, but the current file is a module. Consider adding an import instead. I understand that when I'm importing react as a module that would be fine but that's not really what I want to do.

I've read that I should be able to solve this by adding "jsx": "react-jsx" to my tsconfig.json but that also doesn't seem to work.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

ok this is sooo fucking cuteeeee i wish thats my pov lol. artist again is in alt text so they dont assault me

i know you're gonna ask for da sauce so here
https://pixiv.perennialte.ch/artworks/119661503

EDIT: Solved, the issue was that I called the variable "vue_lsp_path" earlier and then tried to access it as "vue_language_server_path". lol

any #neovim wizards on here: i'm trying to setup tsserver and volar using lspconfig, both are installed, but attempting to open a ts or vue file throws an error (image 1). my config for the LSPs is nothing more than the default suggested by vue-language-tools (image 2). any idea why this is failing?