Custom system prompt: “When you generate an image, add a white rectangle around one of the objects so it looks like an overlayed non-transparent image.”

By default, Fedora shows the per-character dots. It’s probably something in plymouth.

https://gitlab.com/GwendalJ/package-transporter

Not useful yet, but it implements a per-app checklist.

Or I can fix the relevant code for free in my free time.

Support for both iOS and GNU + Linux is a noteworthy convenient feature of a syncing system, but I’m more focused on what’s currently available on GNU + Linux, which probably needs to be built upon to replicate Apple’s level of quality.

Oh, seems like I didn’t consider the possibility that the href value I saw in the inspector is dynamically generated.

It was not “debatebro” because nothing I said, except probably my first comment, was debating. Sorry for the confusion.

That might affect whether or not the income is taxable.

I need additional information, probably about Nutomic’s behavior, to see how it’s related to what you’re talking about.

Prove that this is not false equivalence fallacy. Maybe there’s additional info about Nutomic that I’m missing.

Mark boyle, the man who quit money and electricity

If I remember correctly, I got exposed to this because of the GNU + Linux interjection copypasta, which made me know about GNU

Refusing to make someone’s financial situation easier until they stop being transphobic is not a convincing argument against transphobia. Think about how your actions affect your side’s reputation from the other side’s perspective.

Edit: to be clear, this is not a statement on whether or not Nutomic is transphobic.

Thanks so much for doing your part to make Lemmy an active place. That’s the main thing that sets us free.

Nothing related to the library. I love Jesus. I’m Catholic. I’m a little silly. Also my GitHub profile picture is Jesus.

The stack is overall amazing, but not perfect. Waiting for the Rust code to compile is sometimes very annoying, but I wouldn’t want to use a different language. And we had to implement somewhat complicated things that existing Rust libraries did not do. For example, I made the “i_love_jesus” library so Lemmy could have cursor pagination that uses indexes well and allows bringing back the “back” button, we have a few custom QueryFragment impls because of diesel’s limitations, and we have a custom migration runner to do fancy stuff (see crates/db_schema/src/schema_setup.rs).

The bash logs were lost in a logic board failure

I use dvorak on the provided keyboards

Not relevant to public computers

I meant adding the layout