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@graf @spectatorindex Shame, the memes were pretty good.
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@f0x @benis_redux @RustyCrab
>They came up with a fancy acronym, "ESW" english standard writing when i went through learning how to write.

With how they completely fucked up math learning twice, I wouldn't be surprised if they fucked up learning cursive as well. Probably with some completely dumb methods. Just like "new math" and "common core".

@pwm Rossmannmaxxing

Screen burn-in isn't a problem on modern monitors, but it's something I worry about anyway. It's a holdover from ancient times.

@benis_redux @RustyCrab @f0x For me not writing cursive on a paper is physically painful after ~20 minutes. Probably from all the unnatural hand movements and lifting. Only exception is math, but that is mostly numbers and looks weird with variables written in cursive anyway.

@RustyCrab @anemone This is now a data mining thread. Post your cursive.

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@graf @w0rm @p @eriner You are a Gentoo user already. I cannot make you hate Python more than a Portage user.

@p @w0rm @eriner @graf

I believe CentOS/RHEL require it.

dnf and yum are python frontends. firewalld is python as well. The SELinux tooling is mostly Python.

@sun He was the last credible PC reviewer. Like two years ago.

@7666 @coding @lain You are way smarter than Codeberg devs then (also releases from CI are kinda a pain in the ass).

Let's make our content quality worse for everyone so we can push our agenda. While being completely clueless that poisoned data is trivial to detect and remove from already trained models or training sets.

I wonder how OCR engines that someone with accessibility issues could use cope with that. One of the most retarded takes ever.

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SATA -> switch autocorrect is a new one for me. Good job Google.

@newt Could be RAM, CPU, PSU or cable or M.2/SATA port. Anything basically. Just don't run ZFS scrub on it in this state.

@newt

and the random errors keep persisting.

Check cable and/or sata port.

@picofarad I just duplicated the USE flags in one of the related files with a comment.

@picofarad The virtual is basically just an OR for dependencies. The USE flags for it should also apply for the dependencies it tries to abstract. But for whatever reason that doesn't work here. It did work previously though.

RDEPEND="
        || (
                >=sys-libs/zlib-1.3.1[${MULTILIB_USEDEP},static-libs?]
                sys-libs/zlib-ng[${MULTILIB_USEDEP},compat,static-libs(-)?]
        )
"

@FrailLeaf There's also https://catppuccin.com/ which has more ports and looks similar.

@FrailLeaf https://tokyonight.org/

Someone should rewrite Portage in Rust, so its dependency resolver actually works.
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