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01:44:26<pabs>is there anything to do when someone without a website dies? for eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vangelis https://pitchfork.com/news/vangelis-oscar-winning-composer-dies-at-79/
01:44:49<@JAA>He has a website, and it just finished running through AB. But also, this is on-topic.
01:45:38<@JAA>Or maybe not, someone told me it was official, but apparently it isn't. Anyway...
01:45:41<pabs>ah, I didn't see one on the wikipedia page
01:46:46<pabs>I'm interested in the more general question too, often see headlines about random people dying with WP pages but not websites
01:46:58<pabs>I guess WP outlinks are already well-archived though
01:50:26<systwi>JAA: If I understand it correctly, pyenv also =/= venv or virtualenv, but they are all virtual environments.
01:50:42<systwi>The latter two pertain to PIP packages.
01:50:53<@JAA>systwi: No, pyenv is a different thing entirely. It manages separate installations of Python.
01:50:54<systwi>The former relates to Python versions.
01:51:40<systwi>pyenv - different Python versions
01:51:57<systwi>venv - less versatile way of having different package versions installed
01:52:09<systwi>virtualenv - a better extension of that ^
01:52:17<@JAA>More or less, yeah.
01:52:18systwi crosses fingers
01:52:29<systwi>Okay.
01:52:33<@JAA>Combining pyenv with either venv or virtualenv is a very useful thing to do. I suppose you *could* do that directly manually, but really you want the pyenv-virtualenv plugin because it's much more convenient.
01:52:35<systwi>~ L E A R N I N G ~
01:53:23<systwi>Doesn't grab-site do this? I think.
01:53:30<@JAA>Also, pyenv supports more than just CPython. You can also install PyPy and other stuff with it.
01:54:09<@JAA>The grab-site install instructions mention pyenv and venv, yeah.
01:54:45<@JAA>Obviously not mandatory, and I don't use it in that case.
01:55:58<systwi>I see.
01:56:15<systwi>I don't have any proper knowledge on Python aside from trial and error (self-taught), and then I eventually revert back to shell scripts for one reason or another (also self-taught).
01:56:54<systwi>I've bought books but I always feel like I _need_ to use _that specific Python version_ otherwise things will break, or I'll miss something important.
01:57:34<@JAA>Most maintained packages should be compatible with all currently supported versions of Python. At the moment, that'd be 3.7 to 3.10.
01:57:50<ivan>perhaps the people in charge of Python are employed to keep fixing their employer's Python code as they introduce backwards-incompatible changes
01:59:11<@JAA>I've had more problems with packages making backwards-incompatible changes than Python.
02:00:10<@JAA>And like half of the issues I had with Python were things that had been deprecated for many years.
02:00:34<@JAA>Nobody runs their shit with the options to see deprecation warnings though, so it still ends up surprising you.
02:25:33<TheTechRobo>JAA: how do you view deprecation warnings?
02:26:49<@JAA>TheTechRobo: `-W default` or `-X dev` (which includes the former among other things) are the major ones. You can also use `-W error` to change warnings into exceptions.
02:26:55<@JAA>Also available as the PYTHONWARNINGS env var.
02:27:00<@JAA>Cf. https://peps.python.org/pep-0565/
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04:20:41<systwi>Just found out about this, if you use Firefox (or a fork) and it doesn't have the title bar (and you want it back like me), right-click in the toolbar somewhere, click "Customize Toolbar" and at the bottom, check the "Show title bar" box.
04:24:25<systwi>Took me all this time to figure it out.
04:28:39Doranwen grins
04:29:23<Doranwen>I do that every time I use a new setup of one of those - drives me nuts not having one
04:44:25<systwi>Right? Having to grab a tiny corner of the window to move it around, all for a (supposedly) nicer, cleaner look. Not a fan.
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07:14:25<spirit>if you are on linux, configure your wm to support holding Alt and leftdrag/rightdrag to move/resize windows
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15:53:12<systwi>I do have that configured already on my Linux box but I can never remember to use it. :-S
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18:04:30<TheTechRobo>I just realised I've been using shell=True on a production website. With user-inputted data. lol
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20:13:19<@OrIdow6^2>No title bar?
20:15:06<@OrIdow6^2>KDE has so many built-in shortcuts that I never use
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