NekkoDroid

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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> The red pressers commit murder. For it to be murder it would need to be unlawful (lets just assume this entire hypothetical is unlawful) and planned, so unless red pressers are specifically doing it to kill blue pressers it is factuall
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> Try Mistral-Nemo-2407-12B-Thinking-Claude-Gemini-GPT5.2-Uncensored-HERETIC_Q4_k_m.gguf. Thiss sounds like such a shitpost I initially thought you were joking... but this seems to be a real model???
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
And where in the original post is specified who does "the murdering"? As far as I see blue pressers are explicitly putting themselves in harms way and red pressers have fuck all to do with it. Just because someone jumped infront o
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Different framing: The only option that leads to a statistical chance of suicide though is blue.
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Neither have I, but mostly because either the person knows the gender of the animal or the situation just never came up. The closest that I would say is "Es scheißt gerne aufs Auto" when talking about pidgens (die Taube), but even
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Also, "Es hat in die Ecke gepinkelt". Which pronoun you use is just as dependent on the context as in english.
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> blue-green OS updates First time I heard someone call it blue-green OS updates instead of A/B OS updates.
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
I was never a fan of it. I always turned it off. And now it also freed up middle click for auto scrolling which is actually great, especially when the scrollwheel is somewhat broken. As someone that habitually highlights what they are readi
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> Not sure if windows does middle click paste. It doesn't. X was the only place I know of where that was a thing.
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> Why doesn't it do what you what? If you have anything else branching/referencing a commit after the reword commit that isn't part of the branch you are rebasing you now have all those references still pointing to the old
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
I wish that git would auto check for a `.githooks` directory in the repo root and prompt on first clone if the `core.hooksPath` should be changed for this repositry and when pulling any tracked file in hooksPath causes a warning (though thi
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
There is a reason that pilots get basically told the ins and outs of a specific plane. Imagine the outrage if people need to do month long training for a specific car just to be able to drive it (and not just a general "here is how car
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
The worst part is that Windows does ship cURL as a binary at `C:\Windows\System32\curl.exe` (may be dependent on some optional feature, dunno). Nowadays it does invoke this for me on my system, but I don't remember if I did something f
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> It stands to reason they should call it `audo`. "Administrator" doesn't contain a "u". `addo`/`ado` both would make more sense and flows better off the tongue.
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
I am p sure Showdown only still exists because it would crater their official VGC league if they'd shut it down. And with Champions out now it is slightly more likely they would go after it, but they know that it isn't possible to
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
They all started out as mods to games. DotA specifically was a Warcraft 3 mod and ended up making Blizzard change their stance on such things because they lost such a massive IP to a different company. PUBG started as an Arma 2 mod and TF w
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> Republicans may not like porn, but they put the onus where it belongs, on the operator, not on the OS. While that might be true, I can't agree with the implication that this is better in any way. Having the onus on the operator fo
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
That is always one check away: https://vulkan.gpuinfo.org/listextensions.php
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
I remember seeing something in that direction when I was looking but never did look deeper into it. The post made me actually take out the laptop again and maybe use it as a server or something like that in the future and for that I'd
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Similar to premake I have never been a fan of the global state for defining targets. Give me an object or some handle that I call functions on/pass to functions. CMake at some point ended up somewhat right with that to going to target
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Fun fact: My old Lenovo Y50 only supports like 3 specific WiFi cards else it doesn't even POST. And I think none of them work with upstream Linux drivers (I think, have only 2 different ones and neither worked ages ago and I changed la
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
But it doesn't!!! It only buys things that make happy. See? Big difference! /s
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
I remember like 10 different IPv4 addresses, 6 of which are DNS servers where each octet is a single number, 1 is my router, 1 is my home network switch, 1 is my home server and the last one localhost. The main thing all those have in commo
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
> "With Desktop" has 1GB minimum and 2GB recommended - along with Pentium 4, 1GHz cpu. This seems like a recommendation to just really get to the desktop itself + maybe some light usage. Anything more than that and the "re
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
IIRC they aren't based on Flatpak, they existed even before Flatpak gained any traction. I actually do think Steam changed a few things in pressure-vessel to be more similar to Flatpak, but they mostly evolved independently. The main r
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Yea, I've been waiting a while for a model that is ~12-13GB so there is still a bit of extra headroom for all the different things running on the system that for some reason eat VRAM.
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by NekkoDroid 6mo ago
Rewe in germany also has some things discounted when close to expiration as well, but it has a fat red/white label on it indicating it (usually meat products)
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by NekkoDroid 7mo ago
Cambridge Dictionary defines and ad as: a picture, short film, song, etc. that tries to persuade people to buy a product or service My short search really didn't bring up any definition that included the need of the product/servic
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by NekkoDroid 7mo ago
I guess yeah, on me for missing that implication. But as indicated by my comment in the specific case for lazy loading, the plugin manager is the wrong place to have it. Regarding its other features I am not sure most of them need to be par
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by NekkoDroid 7mo ago
Nobody said they are 1-to-1 compatible. Also, ideally lazy loading should happen on the plugin side instead of putting it on every user to configure, since neovim natively basically has everything needed for plugins to do the lazy loading o

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