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  • Message random horny people

  • What a fucking nice guy

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  • And you love going to jail for gross tax fraud?

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  • KeePass2Android:

  • General "AI" is not profitable at all, even rn. Raising money is not making profit

  • I'm just gonna do :shower

  • As a medium for media, yes

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  • The original post looks like ShitGPT 'answer' to "Are electric shock devices still in use in the U.S.?"

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  • Anything > 20C makes me miserable, as I can't wear an oversized hoodie to hide my body, and I still sweat in just a shirt. My habit of only drinking during meals, and eating those very irregularly, as well as only drinking non-sparkling water, really fucks me up there, and I can't be outside, in uncontrolled environments, for long.

    So, therefore, I love the > 0, < 10 weather the most, maybe some light rain (and audible rain during the night). Snow etc. is very nice, including the darkness, but ig it does hit my body and sleep cycle pretty hard.

  • I'm a {core,extra,multilib}-testing gal

  • No, docker-desktop (an aur package) just explicitly requires a version of qemu that is not available in the repos anymore, as Arch is a rolling release distro and therefore only has the most recent stable version in the official repos. This means that maintainers of other packages (official and AUR) need to always test compatibility against dependencies. In this case, the docker-desktop maintainer specifically requires qemu with a version older than 10.2.0, however, 10.2.0 is the current version in the repos. As 10.2.0 is equal to and not less than 10.2.0, it can't use the version available in the repos.

    Either wait one day, or update manually with sudo pacman -Syud (-d skips dependency checks, so it will ignore docker-desktops request. This may lead to docker-desktop breaking tho.)

    if we ignore the testing repos

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  • They should only talk to chatbots. Keeps the rest of us sane. That's a total loss anyway.

  • mirrors.kernel.org is down because it threw 2 disks in a RAID-6 array and then ground itself to a halt.

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  • The difference being that one is a billion dollar company whose only job is to stay online, for which they are being paid even more money while building and supporting fascist regimes in order to grow even more, while the other is a handful of people with two hosts, paid/financed barely enough, without doing nothing but that (serving Linux anonymously).

    Also, AWS went down due to the stupidest shit imaginable.A Raid 6 Array going down, that's the first time I heard of that. Either one/two drives were dead for longer, or three drives just died instantly. That's just unlucky for everyone. And instead of said fascist supporters (read: fascists) going down, it's core infra of the Libre/FOSS existence.

  • Any client should be compatible with any server, if both are fairly up to date. Though, I never found a client nor server that are actually fully feature complete. The closest to that are synapse and element

  • It crashes for me often, but I think only ever when saving/exporting or copying (image data), and I use gimp-devel...

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  • Having experienced the UAE, that's probably a double-death sentence. Similar to exiting Islam and being gay.

  • Until I get in the way of capitalism (with a shotgun)

  • I do. I just completed pulling the core piped components (piped-backend, -frontend and -prox as well as -html-proxy) from Docker to native installs from the AUR, as well as installing searxng without a venv. Spacebar (the server and client) even have AUR pkgs, but they're unmaintained... I'm gonna change that.