yuki - queen of the snow

hello i am VISIBLE please BOOST if you see me

@navi@social.vlhl.dev @davidgerard@circumstances.run so that means you *can* make framework-compatibles..? tbh i would like some day to just, take their word for it and start selling framework-compatible... well, everything. i bought this computer on the premise it was an open platform, and i wish i had more time to take advantage of that

@eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place @ShadowJonathan@tech.lgbt @yassie_j@labyrinth.zone looks like that repo is headed the same way in 3 months

@ljrk@todon.eu @BathysphereHat@mastodon.online as far as i know, you retain copyright of the text of your article when publishing, so you could just set up a free download on your website of an article with the same text as published, but formatted differently

@LaQuadrature je sais pas si c'est mentionné dans l'article, car mur de paie, mais à noter que les réseaux 4g/5g n'utilisent pas de standard ouverts, de ce que j'en comprends, c'est principalement construit sur des accords entre les constructeurs de téléphone/modem GSM, et les opérateurs téléphoniques - la compatibilité d'un même téléphone en 4g/5g peut donc varier selon les opérateurs l'australie en a fait les frais quand ils ont mis fin au réseau 3g, certains téléphones ne pouvaient même plu placer d'appel d'urgence... et au lieu de faire marche-arrière, le gouvernement australien a préféré faire bloquer les téléphones potentiellement incompatibles par les opérateurs..! donc, au final, même des détenteurs de téléphones 5g ont dû racheter un mobile parce que leur modèle a pas spécifiquement été autorisé par leur opérateur

@zeborah@mastodon.nz @BathysphereHat@mastodon.online @ljrk@todon.eu oh, thank you very much for the precisions! i have no first hand experience here, i just mostly parroted what i heard in a lecture about academic publishing, that i probably misunderstood

@kimcrawley@zeroes.ca @davidgerard@circumstances.run tracking-free link: https://youtu.be/TTSg0Xsic8k

@dazo @catsalad @jerry @Sempf @Viss @stux no but like (i assume) they have a layer between the actual LLM and the user-facing text, doing processing, and if it contains that string, replaces whatever response the LLM provided with a blocked message

@Mab_813 @rapsneezy2 @Kdude @EUCommission fyiw, i didn't do Erasmus+, but attended most information meetings at my university about it- on top of whatever scholarship funding you get from your home country, Erasmus lets you get extra funding while abroad and to pay for travel to/fro the country you're studying in. the rich parents option would be to just register at the university you want to go to abroad as a regular EU citizen tbh

@yassie_j @domi @kuriko jansen, i am glad to finally hear from you. i hope you're having a good time in hastoria or wherever if is you are living

@dazo @catsalad @Viss @Sempf @jerry @stux well, by design, no, since that string makes it censor itself

@sashin@veganism.social @davidgerard@circumstances.run @navi@social.vlhl.dev i cannot promise anything, i have no hardware experience, but i would really love to keep my laptop forever, so i would really want to make this a reality

@trafotin@vt.social @TheEvilSkeleton@social.treehouse.systems i know about this, and it’s handy, but i think i’d also like to have the ability for the flatpak CLI to prompt me about something like: org.mozilla.Firefox provides the 'firefox' command. Do you want to set up the 'firefox' command to start org.mozilla.Firefox? [Y/n] and saying yes would ln -s /var/lib/flatpak/exports/bin/org.mozilla.Firefox /var/lib/flatpak/exports/bin/firefox

@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt @bujold@dice.camp that's how i'd do it (for reference, i'm 22)

@socketwench the main gripe i have is that it's a single file, which can get pretty heavy if there's a lot of content this encourages people to not put everything in their rss feed, which, sucks

@vavakado@mas.to sameeee so comfy

@miranda_blue ma meuf qui est pas sur fédi serait sûrement intéressée :neocat_angel:

@Leo_Henry@mastodon.gougere.fr c'est un écran de pc portable ou fix? also, pour ce genre de problèmes bizarres, supprimer le dossier caché ".cache" dans ton dossier utilisateur peut éventuellement aider.. c'est un dossier qui stoque plein de fichiers qui permettent aux programmes d'aller un peu plus vite, mais absolument pas nécessaires et qui peuvent être re-généré au prochain démarage du logiciel

@analog_feelings @ShadowJonathan just clear ~/.cache/mesa or whatever :D

@rexxdeane@mastodon.online @VTDARKSIM@toot.community @aphyr@woof.group for actual alternatives, look at forgejo!

@bagder well, this graph also shows a number of graphs, sooo… make it 2

@pink@norden.social @marcohackney@todon.eu well, in my experience, it works abroad, but you only get like ~10% of the data you can use at home, sooo

@marcohackney@todon.eu what does the second image mean? free mobile data roaming? I've never had that on any of my phone plans!

@allpurposemat@mastodon.gamedev.place well, i can tell you from my experience on linux running kde and gnome, i never faced any issue using fish with this setup!

@a_fine_day@todon.eu @Yuvalne@433.world i would assume it applies to anyone under the protection of whatever the legal authority in germany for enforcing the gdpr is - you'd most likely need to be primarily residing in germany for it to take effect

@thatgalsilver@zoner.work @s0@cathode.church ah yes, insecure OTPs vs. Secure OTPs … bweh

@KiwiEV@mastodon.nz its all a question of resource allocation and priorities!

@BathysphereHat@mastodon.online also: sometimes libraries have access to academic articles! check if your local library does that. if it doesn't, check if your national library does in france, you can get a researcher pass at the national public library for €55/year (€35/year for students, free for disabled people), that gives you access to most journals through their proxy.

@allpurposemat@mastodon.gamedev.place I don’t want to set my system default shell to fish as it’s not POSIX-compliant, and would much prefer to only have interactive sessions (kgx and possibly ssh) launch with it. i believe chsh is the way to go for this, it’s the unix command to change your user’s login shell

@oblio@piaille.fr hey! j'ai peut être une conaissance qui peut aider, mais juste quelques question qui pourront en aider d'autres ici- tu cherches des gens proches de chez toi ? si oui, vers où ? sinon, une limite géographique/de frais de port ? si près de chez toi, tu as du matériel existant qui peut être réutilisé ? (je vois que la plupart des projets que tu as mis en lien se basent sur des machines à coudre, est-ce que le but c'est de réutiliser une machine à coudre existante ?) une fourchette de budget ? limite de temps ? désolée si ça fait beaucoup ^^

@kuriko nextcloud + davx5 to sync + fossify calendar for events, jtxboard for tasks

@pink@norden.social @marcohackney@todon.eu volume! my current plan has unlimited data at home, but only 20gb/month in the EU

@mcc@mastodon.social @mary@chaos.social making and deploying an apk then there’s some question why you’re using react native at all. usually those frameworks are used for cross-platform development, so you would make both an ios and android app from the same codebase as far as i know from my vague understanding of the ecosystem, Expo is supposed to be more of a quick and dirty playground rather than something ready to ship

@BathysphereHat@mastodon.online also also: check if your local university library allows walk-in access for non-students, if so, you might be able to just grab a paperback copy of the journal from the shelves

@acidiclight@mastodon.social @TheEvilSkeleton@social.treehouse.systems pigeon spikes are pointy/sharp bits you stick on upper grounds or railings of buildings where you don't want pigeons/birds to sit

@lina@vt.social also the whole argument falls appart when companies don't even pay for a single copy of the work they're using to train on-

@pink@norden.social @marcohackney@todon.eu i am inside the eu tho- sorry that was maybe unclear at home = Ireland (republic of) in my case in the eu = anywhere in the union but ireland, in my case, france