He can’t die, he told us he was never gonna give us up!

Really? Weird, here try a 12ft link:

12ft.io/https://linuxiac.com/fastfetch-2-34-system-information-tool/

Oh good to know, I’m more of a GCP guy myself and it’s billing tool isn’t too shabby IMO lolol

EC2 are cloud based virtual machines, very easy to spin one up exactly as you need it to run whatever.

But they’re billed hourly and they get very expensive very very fast especially when you leave it on (the hourly billing is for a machine that’s on and running) and have shit tons of resources on it. You can have multiple terabyte RAM machines at the click of a button

Those things are tight inside!

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Ew, a .ml comm

@[email protected] s recommendation for [email protected] is much better

Let’s not grow anymore .ml communities

No idea lol

Unlikely, unless you tweak your Lumia that’s plugged into a windows system remotely from a Linux system

I like the concept, and truly hope it takes off, but holy fuck is it slow to load content on any of the first 2 web clients off the main website, plebbones took forever just to load the interface so I left.

As of right now, if it’s taking 2-3 minutes just to load the content of the tiny user base, I don’t see how it’ll be “infinitely scalable”

That’s not right, Ginger edition Standard Issue cats are supposed to default to Chaotic mode when the SBC is in use elsewhere.

Please bring your cat to the nearest Kitty Service Center right away!

Well I am just shocked, SHOCKED I say! Well…not that shocked.

It’s so beautiful 🥹

3.5 sonnet might do a lot better, idk I’m on the free plan with Claude lmao

IMPOSSIBLE, RFK Jr. Told me it was gone and we didn’t need to worry about it anymore!

Just outta curiosity:

Full o1 model

“\\id:\[^{]]+\\\\[}]]+\\\”

Claude 3.5 Haiku:

Never used elisp, no idea of any of this is right lmao

compile the software you want to use from source more often that is acceptable for the average user.

Wut? I’ve been using Linux in some form or another for years and that is greatly exaggerated even for back then

Linux is way too fragmented and trying to get up and running with basic apps requires way too much technical skill.

Um. WHAT. most distros are just some flavor of one of the handful of major ones, like Debian (Even Ubuntu is based on Debian). If it’s a Linux application, it’ll probably work on your distro. There’s some other cases, like FreeBSD which isn’t a Linux kernel, so things differ there, but it’s unlikely you’ll be running it at home unless you’re venturing out of “average user” domain, like Arch for Linux.

Things have never been easier

She keeps hissong at Bou though.

Our older cat did that when we got our kitten spayed even though he’s been neutered for years, turns out the anesthesia and other surgical chemicals (like for sterilization) really screw with the cats scent so other family cats freak out because they can’t recognize the scent any more even though they look familiar

Should wear off within 48 hours

The media and governments attempt at districting us from Luigi the working class hero

I have contacted the support team of the app to find out why it needs these privileges, but I didn’t receive any helpful information.

Tier 1 probably doesn’t have a clue, you’ll have to escalate, or alternatively use procmon to see what files and folders it’s accessing that might need admin privileges. Like if it’s trying to write files to its own subfolder right off C:, basically it’s probably poorly coded.

Once you know what files/folders it’s trying to access, you can give everyone permissions to just those specific ones and then it should run without prompt

Alternatively alternatively, you can screw around with the task scheduler, off the top of my head you could probably have TS run the program as an admin user on login of any user

Racism.