the second it says “Seeding”

Don’t worry, it will stall at 99.9% forever

Not really, they replaced most electronics inside and it’s just a video.

Also, there is almost always a better source than a brainrot video on most topics.

And what language calls pregnancy tests “predictors”?!

Thanks. “Public” is not a useful qualifier as it could mean decompiled or leaked.

I think they would for Orbán out of courtesy. But an American influencer who’s also against its principles? Only the Patriot faction.

The “return to Ubuntu” logo is Feren OS. Which distro do you choose for your return to Ubuntu?

Fake, the song is from 1996. Linux has supported sound cards since 1992, so nobody from that point onwards ever lacked audio. /s

Otherkins coming to share the article in 3…

Exactly. Their stance is CSD or nothing.

Oh yes, Gnome’s famous stance on server-/client-side decorations

Well, that’s 0.00000015% of global warming taken care of
(Not really, that’s just the percentage of Earth’s land area this project spans. Given that they use AI, it’s hard to tell if they are really helping.)

You can buy used cards up to 512MB very cheaply, I assume. That’s enough for almost all pre-CD games.

I have a 2GB card whose write access latency is over a second. No matter the file size. Reading is a lot better. Either way, since the ROM just gets loaded into RAM upon insertion, it doesn’t matter.

Kazeta is Czech for casette. The Waterloo-based developer is Canadian but has a Czech name (Alesh Slovak / Aleš Slovák) and knows basic Czech so probably a descendant of Czechoslovak emmigrants.

Line 3 too, and also the title.
I know but this was carved by CNC in the age of digital typography, so there’s no excuse.

It’s probably used on this plaque, which has some awful grammar and typography for being carved in stone:

App Lounge. No, you cannot.

Their malware protection is on by default (can be turned off or dialed up to include porn but obviously there are hundreds of thousands of customers on default settings), and it’s a “selling point” so the best course of action is probably to make a ruckus about false positives while keeping it on so that I can spot any others. Too bad that most client software (browsers, apps) doesn’t show details of why content (such as a Lemmy post image) failed to load – the apparent error for O₂ Security intervention is “net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID” because they’re doing MitM for HTTPS to show their “Access denied” page – so it seems like a server is just down until I put the URL of the resource into the address bar.

Telefonica (O₂) also blocks 4d2.org and its subdomains for (at least) their Czech customers due to “malware”, and refused to undo this when I complained, although they did restore access to piefed.world when I did the same. I know I can get around this myself but what can I do to convince them about the false positive besides campaigning on social media?

Obligatory AI ≠ LLM. How would scrapers benefit from the LLMs they help train? The defense is obvious, LLM-generated slop traps against scrapers already exist.

Or just want a map that you can cut a small piece (up to a square 10° of longitude) from and have it just work (no skewing or non-proportional scaling required) although non-interactive world maps should use Robinson, Winkel-Tripel or something.

Of course, “a square 10° of latitude”, while the same size on the full map, will cover different areas. The side length is approximately:

• 1110 km near the equator (0°)
• 960 km in North/South Africa or Florida (30°)
• 790 km in NYC, Venice or south NZ (45°)
• 558 km in Oslo, Anchorage or northernmost Antarctic islands (60°)
• 289 km in central Greenland, northernmost peninsula of Russia or Canada or southernmost sea (75°)
• at higher latitudes, approx. 𝑥 km when 6𝑥 km from the pole

If you’re at the Amundsen-Scott research station, a square 10° of latitude won’t do, as it covers just about your bed.