

I’ll take it. It’s easy enough to tag people when I see them unironically spewing russian propaganda or bringing up American atrocities to justify Chinese ones.
I’ll take it. It’s easy enough to tag people when I see them unironically spewing russian propaganda or bringing up American atrocities to justify Chinese ones.
This is what the hell we need. I’m sure someone could use an LLM to make natural language processing easy. Until then, I’ll keep listening to music whenever I tell Google to turn the lights on.
microwaved tea
Oh shit oh fuck the brits are going to come for you
Yup. I didn’t realize that happened until a few times I would be making something with my wireless headset on and it would get very crackly when I opened the door.
Do people genuinely take badempanada seriously?
All I’m gonna say is if some hologram dude actually popped up on my screen and started waving my mouse around, I’m pulling the fucking plug.
Be nice to Prager, he’s very fragile https://youtu.be/YpIQPv5Iq4Y
Screw the paradox. Tolerance is a social contract. Intolerant people aren’t covered by the contract, therefore intolerance of intolerance isn’t hypocritical or paradoxical.
Fwiw this would happen to me with 2 windows machines and a KVM switch if I left the monitor connected to the primary machine for too long. Switching back to machine 2 gave no signal. Also same thing with a Linux nuc. It may just be how the output swap is handled on the switch, the monitor might not see it happen.
Don’t wanna jinx it, but that seems like one of the few places that’s stayed mostly the same through the enshittification of the internet.
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This shouldn’t surprise anyone. Rainbow capitalism has always been a sham.
Know what, I did see web front ends in the handy installer menu. I’ll check it out.
And I should’ve specified. My experience was awful, not Linux in general. Though I was using mint and following a step by step guide and apt-get update just straight up failed and I quit.
My issue is that it seems so damn esoteric most of the time. Like at work, we have what I’ll call an incidental Linux install. It’s managed by another company, but response time is slow so I handle most of the low level troubleshooting. Someone locked out a user account. I was able to get on as admin, but the commands I found by googling (faillock, passwd -u, and pam_tally) did nothing. Turns out it was pam_tally2. I guess it feels like the skill curve to start is so insanely high. Like what I did with my nuc was dead simple but it still took all night. That said, it was fun and I will continue my exploration until I’m comfortable enough to jump ship from windows on my main pc.
There is a locally hosted home assistant available on dietpi, I just need to see if the home minis are compatible. Would most likely have to flash them if they are even usable. Definitely more research needed.
I ended up using a shitty old Dell that worked well enough but I forgot the password and wiped it. Lost a lot of full game simfiles that aren’t on XIV anymore and I’m a bit sad about it. Was able to salvage a few and my ddr max 2 skin thougb.
Outsourcing hacking? Not bad.
They’re pricey, but you can find prescription inserts for vr headsets.
Don’t forget, jews have to own the entire holy land before the apocalypse comes and god sends them to hell, according to evangelical Christians.
I’d vote grad as worst, but it’s certainly close.