I have the opposite experience. Hallucinations out the wazoo.

I usually end up using Llama through duck.ai

Have one of their smaller model washers for the past ten years. Zero complaints.

If the BNPL offer comes with 0% interest and you pay with debit, or a credit card that you always pay off timely, I don’t see how it can be such a bad thing. Spending your money immediately, especially with the inflation accounted for, a fix $50 over twelve or twenty-four months means you actually came out ahead theoretically, since your money went further.

The only catch here is of course that vendors will price their goods accordingly, where BNPL or loans will be the only way to afford their goods.

Grabbed em anyway this morning. It’s the “Window Manager” config option.

Yeah. I have it keyed to shift+meta+arrow keys iirc. Works for moving them up and down too. I’m phone posting, but I can look it up later if you want.

Hmm. I have xfce4/wm and I can move windows around (after mapping keys) with Win (oops) Meta + arrow keys and some Shift & Ctrl combinations.

Or are we talking about moving then around with the arrow keys instead of grabbing them by the title bar or something instead of tiling and moving them between monitors and workspaces?

Wish I knew what half these acronyms stand for.

Edit: Actually it’s not that many.

• VRR
• LFC
• CUA

Anecdotal, I have Russian friends (a couple and their kids).

The dad is really apologetic for his country. He also laments not being able to go back to visit his parents, because his profession would likely be in very high demand by the military so he doesn’t want to risk getting pulled in for service (even though he’s in his 40s).

The mom already went back once, with kids. She says that the population in general, in both Moscow and the countryside, seem really oblivious to what’s going on. There’s a huge disconnect and often even disbelief about what’s going on further west. Likely due to govt media propaganda only running special operations victory headlines. Also those that are able, but down on their luck and fortune, are happy to sign up with the military for (relatively) good pay, especially if their role is not something that makes them fight at the front line directly.

Wasn’t that still Dorsey twitter though?

Blau Hai, blauer Hai.

Guess Haj/Hai is not that intuitive for an English speaker.

That’s bs. Speak for yourself only. This is not the first time I see geriatric being misused for this piece of shit.

Hardly a geriatric. They are as GenX as it gets.

Boomers are the ones currently in the Geriatric territory.

How do you get past the great firewall to post here?

What’s up with everyone spamming these ad articles for bluesky?

We’ve dropped it October 2023. Fuck them Zionist shits.

Destroyed by who? What makes them not destroyed all across Europe?

Yes, the milk industry is a problem. Just like in Canada, the milk cartels are making it impossible for small farms to do business independently due to lobbying for laws that prevent competition from entering the market in a meaningful way.

They don’t exist, because the milk industry is captured by the agriculture industry. Same thing in Canada.

Where? From a bad source? Of course.

Again, I was drinking raw milk in European countryside all the time growing up.

Figure out inspections and local distribution, like they have them in vending machines in small towns. And then go from there.

As always with these headlines, it’s best to not fall for extremes and rage bait. Not all milk has to be homogenized. And if the supply is near, as in you can buy it from a small farm that has cows grazing, raw is fine.

Europe had this figured out forever. Not sure why you need brain worm guy to lay the smack down on stupid rules in North America.

Were you able to play other games requiring a VR headet?