I’m always surprised I these conversations that almost no one mentions always having a useful, generally charged, decent close range flashlight.

I’m old enough to ha e experienced that having a zippo was the most reliable way to see close range stuff. Flashlights were basically dead battery containers.

Phew!

No way!

1. Buy a kit.
2. Buy a mechanical kit and an electronics package.
3. Build from scratch
4. Buy out of state
5. Buy an open source machine and flash the firmware
6. Buy your fucking gun in an alley (way easier, and maybe cheaper.)
7. Design and distribute stls that have parts that may be interpreted by whatever brain dead software is going to watch out for files, and print in two batches, say, something that may look like a lower, and then an upper, for a a nerf gun, for example, to glut the system.

The list goes on…

You thought gas prices are bad? Just wait until sugarcane sugar skyrockets!

Searxng, a metasearch engine, and better, self hosted in a container. Easy, searches a stupid amount of engines, 100% private.

You can change the interface, including a ribbon style interface.

He he is being puppeted, just not by oligarchs, but by putin and Israel, who have kompromat on him.

I’ve found a listing for a bunsh of these for 57€. Looking into them, I saw that there is a non mini, sff, that is waaaaay better for a homelab. Still small, but impressively expandable, 4 dimm slots, 4 pcie slots (low profile i7 ), one of them x16, internal space for 2 3.5 drives plus an ODD tray, where you can mount a 2.5 hdd or ssd, a bajillion usb…

Oh, sorry, I forgot about the ISO case.

Japan, right?

Just get [one of these](Stamp Kit DIY Custom Personalized Self Inking Business Address Name Number Letter Stamp Handicrafts Printing Rubber Stamp https://a.aliexpress.com/_EuLWqKw)

Nope. It will become art when it’s first used for its intended purpose

Translators have been using machine translation way before AI. The usual workflow is: you feed the original to the translation engine, that goes into a translation management program, where you usually have two or three panes; original, machine, human final draft.

The tools include dictionaries, thesaurus, y your own custom dictionary, and other tools.

The problem is that now, people, and businesses, are treating AI’s output as correct, essentially skipping the human part, which is the context aware step. An org I work with just translated an entire book, with no human proofing. After members complained, they asked me to proof it. I essentially did the same process. It was a bitch getting paid, because “AI did it”

American measurements again. Kilos, Nooo! OK at least pounds, no? Noooo!

Tomato box=(Football field x 32/534 large burgers) + a boulder the size of a small boulder.

I have icons on my desktop, icons in my taskbar, and of course the menu. taskbar, always there, one click, boom! second tier apps, desktop, less used stuff, open menu.

I use KDE BTW

The program itself is a web‑based, open‑source editor for documents, spreadsheets,

They want me to use a government controlled web based office suite?

They’ll have to pry my LibreOffice from my cold dead hands!

Maybe non-binary would be more precise? You know, the fruit-vegetable thing?

The EU has cojones, they are in Spain, the rest are neutered.

The Epstein War(s) are definitely not pointless.