The idea is to have four stacks of cards at the top. One for each suit, ace thru king. Once you get that you win.

You can move cards around the bottom by stacking them in descending order (King thru 2), in alternating colors (red, black).

You can move multiple cards to a new stack if it’s suitable.

You can turn the upside down cards on the bottom once there are no face-up cards covering them.

When the bottom stacks are empty, you can start a new stack in that spot, but only with a King.

The draw pile at the top is where the different sets of rules come into play…some people draw 1 at a time, some draw three at a time. Some people also play with a limit of how many times you can loop through the draw pile.

There’s also a scoring system but that’s unimportant for most people unless they really care. After all, solitaire is a one player game.

Ah if you want to use it on their website or in a browser you’ll probably also need a mini card driver like OpenSC.

And if you’re using firefox, you might have to go into settings to add a pkcs provider and tell it where opensc-pkcs11.so is.

There’s lots of generic info out there on smartcards in Linux if you were so inclined to “figure it out”…but I don’t blame them for not “supporting” Linux…that’s kind of a minefield.

Still, that’s the fun of Linux…realizing that “not supported” doesn’t mean it won’t work…just that they won’t help you.

Not knowing much about Serbian smartcards, but I had done quite a bit with smartcards in Linux before.

Have you seen this project? https://github.com/ubavic/bas-celik … looks to be cross-platform and do what you’re saying. Though you’d probably need pcscd, pcsc-tools, and possibly other similar packages, depending distro.

It’s wt.exe. You should just be able to run wt.

Mine.

I should state that I’m not a programmer. I’m a network engineer.

I work for a space (among other things) contractor, and there are days I feel like I’m mission control for Apollo 13.

Not OP, but I have been meaning to talk to my Ubuntu admin about Intune on his systems so we can use conditional access on them.

With how difficult it had been to get macs setup, I have a feeling Edge will be the only way it works.

So in enterprise situations…I’d say “Plausible”.

Personally I mostly use Firefox on Linux, but Proxmox gui doesn’t handle that so well…so for that I have an App-isized Ungoogled Chromium window.

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Yeah I script more than anything…python, bash, powershell, etc.

Only terrible code I inherit is the stuff I wrote >=3 months ago. I’ll keep saying that three months from now, too.

Fork the repo.

Ask an LLM to rename all the variables and add comments and docstrings. Give it your style guide (assuming you have one).

Ask another LLM to check their work.

Done.

Disclaimer: I’m not a programmer, I’m a network engineer who dabbles in automation and scripting. But it seems to me that grunt work like this is what LLMs are really good for.

Also I only use short variable names inside of loops (for i in iterable…). Is that not how it should be done?

Do it and I destroy your backend.

Have you dropping tables like you’re Mankind in 1999.

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but laziness is its dad. And it’s gonna fuck invention’s mother so hard.

The new IT, while it’s good on its own, I think choosing its art over the original is a disservice to Tim Curry. That man is a national treasure.

man rsync
man cron
xdg-open \ 
  https://lmgtfy.app/?q=debian+rsync+mirror

I like moode for the Spotify connect feature.

I’d much rather use that over Bluetooth to my speaker, if only so that my phone notifications don’t keep interrupting my jam.

I wish I could just cast to it tho. It supports airplay but last i checked I couldn’t do old fashioned Chromecast.

Muffin is fucking crazy. Do not mess with her.

man \ git

You can use || between two commands as well. If the first command returns exit code != 0, the second command will run.

I.e. which ansible || pip install ansible.

Login with wish?

Then you look back at your notes a couple years later and you’re like “I still don’t understand wtf I did it that way”.

Lol. My main PC is Nobora (Fedora fork). My kids laptop is tumbleweed and I’m setting up an HTPC with bazzite.

So…two Fedora, 1 OpenSUSE.

Guess I know where I place on this graph.