RobotToaster

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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
With what? Plastic butter knives?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
> The campaign to stay too weak. I can definitely support that. It seemed to basically boil down to "you dirty proles aren't going to stop poor Tarquin going on Erasmus are you? :'("
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Doesn't the GPL require build scripts? > The “Corresponding Source” for a work in object code form means all the source code needed to generate, install, and (for an executable work) run the object code and to modify the work, inclu
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Doesn't appear to be free or open source unfortunately.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Is there anything that can then convert the stems into MIDIs or similar? for instrument substitution.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
A line of robot lawnmowers called strim deck
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
I was going to say the same about James Bond, but it turns out they literally boast about helping in its production on their website, so it's not really a conspiracy theory https://www.cia.gov/stories/story/th
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Are there any modern cross-platform GUI frameworks that do this well?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
What do we do now it's becoming clear that ICANN can't be trusted?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
It has LoRa, so it will be interesting to see if meshtastic or meshcore support it. Although it seems like it's OOS everywhere already.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Oh dear, did someone start a pointless trade war with the main source of essential minerals you need?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Isn't there likely a large epigenetic component?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
It's not about protecting your security, it's about protecting the "security" of corporate profits.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Thanks for explaining, I thought it would be something like that but having never visited the USA I didn't want to assume.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
A generic corporate sans-serif typeface is your idea of fun?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
> I'm glad YT is still sharing a meaningful amount of money with creators. They're doing their best to stop sharing anything with all but the largest creators, since they keep increasing the monetisation requirements.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
> And when you decide it's no longer worth it, you might even have issues getting back in to get your stuff... Do they refuse tourist visas for someone who recently had an immigrant visa?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Prusa have their own ongoing GPL violation https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Prusa_Research
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
It was a choice, western oligarchs handed China the means of production on a silver platter in the pursuit of short term profits.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Genuine question: does Linux have an AI image editor as easy to use as the win11 paint/photos?
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
The last person to stand for president who managed to get political momentum and wanted real change in the system was Eugene Debs, and they arrested him.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
You think Cop Kamala would've opposed flock? lol, lmao even.
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by RobotToaster 1mo ago
Look at all the dodgy business that went on around the Thomas Massie primary.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
School in general is terrible at teaching the "everything is connected to everything else" of history.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
I always used to export from inkscape to the silhouette software.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
There's also https://www.pennycollector.com/
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Best to use an old solid copper one, for the USA that's before 1982, for the UK before 1992.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
It's a shame that the newest version of harmonyOS isn't open source.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Not quite, they could make you request it by post and send it on a stack of floppies.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Never thought I'd see them posted on here, but I honestly have a lot more respect for them after seeing this.

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