As much as I enjoy the memes of arch being a pain to keep alive, as long as you're not doing crazy shit and you keep an eye on the docs it's easy to keep going. I've had the same install for over 5 years on my laptop with no issues.
The law is only the law if it is enforced. The primary issue here is that the president is the person ostensibly charged with enforcement of the law.
IMHO, if we make it out of this with our Constitutional government intact(doubtful) we should pass an amendment that makes the DOJ its own seperate branch of government, entirely detached from the executive.
You don't need all that in Jellyfin, there's a plugin for searching for subtitles. Although I use Bazaar to automate the process its not strictly necessary.
I believe the lack of cross-instance collaboration is a big limitation.
And to a lesser degree I think Forgejo, or some other theoretical project hosting platform, could do a better job in supporting non programming projects, or even non technical projects.
We need a distributed way of housing and version controlling OSS projects. Something akin to the Fediverse, although I think ActivityPub is poorly suited to the task.
Ehh, most individual cops I've interacted with have been completely decent (although there are several exceptions), but because there are systemic issues, it doesn't matter how good the individuals are.
I'd be willing to bet enough Linux users use anti-fingerprinting tools to make the statistics super inaccurate anyway.
If that were so Arch wouldn't have such a big community
The meme is an extreme exaggeration, reading the wiki for a couple minutes a week doesn't make your system meaninglfully less productive.
Hating on Arch because it's not your bag is just weird. It's like getting angry at the condiment aisle because you don't like mustard.
Then don't run arch? Arch is meant for a certain type of user, not all users. That the advantage of Linux distros over something like Mac or Windows.
Unfunny and misinformed I agree, but hateful seems a stretch.
As much as I enjoy the memes of arch being a pain to keep alive, as long as you're not doing crazy shit and you keep an eye on the docs it's easy to keep going. I've had the same install for over 5 years on my laptop with no issues.
Lol, they think the computers in star trek were just LLMs
DDG is my goto, I always have a SearXNG instance, but it's relatively slow and runs into problems too frequently to be my goto
The law is only the law if it is enforced. The primary issue here is that the president is the person ostensibly charged with enforcement of the law.
IMHO, if we make it out of this with our Constitutional government intact(doubtful) we should pass an amendment that makes the DOJ its own seperate branch of government, entirely detached from the executive.
Yet another reason to use Grayjay.
You don't need all that in Jellyfin, there's a plugin for searching for subtitles. Although I use Bazaar to automate the process its not strictly necessary.
What an odd thing to say
Has anyone used Plex in this decade?
I attempted a coup last time, I can't say I'm surprised he's trying again.
I believe the lack of cross-instance collaboration is a big limitation.
And to a lesser degree I think Forgejo, or some other theoretical project hosting platform, could do a better job in supporting non programming projects, or even non technical projects.
We need a distributed way of housing and version controlling OSS projects. Something akin to the Fediverse, although I think ActivityPub is poorly suited to the task.
No shit
So basically like normal LLMs
I'd also add Toronto as an honorary that gets thrown in the mix sometimes just for fun.
Ehh, most individual cops I've interacted with have been completely decent (although there are several exceptions), but because there are systemic issues, it doesn't matter how good the individuals are.