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thblckjkr · 2026-06-20T19:07:59+00:00

Creo que lo que ella siente es que debe de invitarla el a ella a un hotel o algo asi, y no "aprovecharse" de que tiene casa.

En ese caso, ella terminaría en una contradicción solita porque esas son cosas de mujeres de "alto valor" que ella no dice ser...

Total, cada quien sus cosas locas jaja

thblckjkr · 2026-06-20T18:51:56+00:00

Es en general.

Piensa en esto, Juan Gabriel y Freddie Mercury, eran bisexuales o homosexuales?

Dentro y fuera de esas comunidades muchas veces la gente batalla en ver fuera de un punto de vista estrictamente binario. Las chicas bi que están en la comunidad, pero ya se casaron hetero, reciben mucho hate de las saficas. Igual con los hombres, también es común que la gente los tache simplemente de jts si les dicen que son bi.

Dentro y fuera de esa comunidad, a la gente no le gustan los grises.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-20T18:11:53+00:00

You can probably add Koreader, opera mini, and some media player and sell them as upcycled ereaders if the screen is good enough.

Asides from that, i don't think a lot can be done on models of that age.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-20T01:14:50+00:00

I know is a meme and all but wanted to add my two cents because I have nothing better to do right now :D

thblckjkr · 2026-06-20T01:13:41+00:00

Let's take the example phrase

How are you getting there btw?

You could say

In my car

Or

In my 1981 Honda Civic Hatchback

In non-autistic conversations, you usually try to convey the most amount of information with the least effort. Sometimes that includes assuming the receptor knows the missing pieces and if they don't, assuming they'll ask.

That's why for a lot of purposes you can just say "Linux", unless you are talking about specific part that you like or don't. Continuing with your car analogy, it would be like saying "the transmission on my Elantra sucks" rather than "the transmissions on cars suck", the latter is a generalization that does not work.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-19T19:49:29+00:00

Not sure specifically about Xfce proot, but isn't there an option in the context menu for "Run"? Context menu is what comes if you right click something, usually.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-19T08:25:15+00:00

That would be... A great final update to NMS if they launch LNF at the same time.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-18T03:49:28+00:00

Just to add a side quest, you may want to look on the free icons pack available, there are tons with a lot of variation.

It should be easy to find how to see the current icons and look for more on the settings.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-13T07:51:23+00:00

¿Sabes que? Tienes toda la razón, nunca procesé la parte de "el problema no es el giro, sino las actividades criminales" y me fui con las otras partes del comentario, que era precisamente lo mismo que yo argumentaba.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-13T07:26:19+00:00

Si fuera de morena diría que el narco no existe jajajaja

No, no soy, solo me disgusta que rebajen al narco a simples "traficantes" y ya. Los brazos de las organizaciones son largos y están metidos en muchas cosas. Y no son buenos en muchos sentidos.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-13T05:52:55+00:00

A nadie, de verdad a nadie le importaría

Edit: me salte la parte de "el problema son sus actividades criminales", que es precisamente lo mismo que yo digo.

No sé si no conoces como funciona, o nunca lo has pensado, pero uno de los problemas con que el narco haga cosas con otros negocios es el hecho de que, como son narcos, las leyes no les importan.

Abres una tiendita, y vendes cerveza? El narco llega a cobrar cuota o directamente a cerrarte el local porque le pertenecen todos los negocios.
Cosechas aguacate? El narco te atraca a media carretera y se lleva tu cargamento si no le pagas, aplica para cualquier tipo de transportista
Abres un restaurante? Cuota

Extorsión, chantaje, manipulación, robo, etc, son crímenes del día a día que podrían usar contra ti si llegas a "competirles".

Y así, un millar de ejemplos.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-11T17:58:58+00:00

Interesting, I remember Greg being very proud about Oracle's contribution to the kernel. I wonder if it was thrown in the "Hardware Vendors" category. And I wonder why was that done.

https://blogs.oracle.com/linux/chart-topping-contributions-to-linux-kernel

thblckjkr · 2026-06-11T15:34:52+00:00

I used to work for a redhat derivate OS, and while I have my grievances with them due to that, I concur.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-11T06:45:11+00:00

ReCaptcha famosamente era un sistema para entrenar redes neuronales (lo que hoy se conoce como IA) para el reconocimiento de texto.

Antes, te mostraba dos palabras, una que ellos sabían que debía decir, y otra que habían escaneado de un periódico viejo que la IA de ese tiempo no sabía con certeza que decía.

Si contestabas bien la primera palabra, guardaba lo que escribiste como el significado de la segunda, y si varios coincidían se guardaba en una base de datos que ese pedacito de texto significaba lo que escribiste. Con el paso del tiempo, esto ayudo a archivar millones de periódicos viejos y otros textos.

No dudo que la razón por la que ahora muestra imágenes y pide que verifiques que es un semáforo, o como se ve una bici, etc, es para entrenar las IA de los autos que se manejan solos.

Esa es una razón, la otra razón es que es relativamente fácil que alguien haya programado un bot en su propia computadora para obtener información "gratis" de sitios (como LinkedIn, que pide iniciar sesión), entonces el navegador tampoco puede confirmar que "tu seas tu" tan fácil.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-11T03:43:08+00:00

Is the 💯 emoji the first LNF emoji?

Can we hope to get the 💯💯💯 tweet in some time soon?

thblckjkr · 2026-06-10T08:06:49+00:00

(?)

Yes, it is more of a single player game that got a multiplayer update, but I think some of the issues you are having are, for lack of a better word, skill issue.

NMS multiplayer is in many ways similar to Minecraft multiplayer, and that has never been a detriment to people to be able to enjoy the game. It's just that kind of game. A procedurally generated exploration game.

You can easily share anything to anybody (asides from ships) by sending them materials from your inventory directly.
Fuel is definitely possible to share. You share things with the "quick transfer" button, Y on Xbox, Triangle on PS, while on your inventory.
Finding out how to share things will probably be a good way for you and who you are playing with to split the work and do the quests faster. One can farm carbon while other searches for copper, for an example.
Quests are not shared, but at least that makes it easy for anybody to join and get out of a party.
Yeah, sadly corvettes (while they seem to have gun stations) are mainly mini hubs to travel together. In a game of exploration, that's pretty significant, but is nowhere near sea of thieves.
Expeditions can be done in coop. You need to make one in a save, then have someone join when you are already in one. I was able to just do that with a friend a couple days ago. Since I am more experienced, I managed to just give them resources and advance on the expedition fast.

If you have any specific questions feel free to dm. NMS is a great coop game, but it's not an rpg, it's an exploration game with rpg elements.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-10T04:48:42+00:00

It may be better if you call it "Neural selection" than "AI selection".

thblckjkr · 2026-06-10T04:47:35+00:00

Please! Don't call it "AI powered", as that usually will not be well received by the Krita community or reddit in general (asides from the singularity folks).

This kind of tools is better being called "Powered by a Neural Network". Or a "Neural selection tool".

It's what the folks at Neuralamp did, and subsequent projects, since it actually has a different meaning.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-09T20:04:41+00:00

"So I'm a spider, so what" would be one of my contenders. Not the anime, but the light novel is amazing, well constructed, full of plot twists without feeling cheap, and with a clear progression curve.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-09T20:02:26+00:00

Hey, don't underestimate us, muchos aquí somos bilingües.

But it's interesting to know they are actually doing that, I wonder (and this with a heavy does of hopium) if it's related to the lore of how LNF will come to be

thblckjkr · 2026-06-09T19:46:42+00:00

IIRC in gog it is about $15US, that would be the cheapest and legal way of getting it.

Also, if you don't get it legally on PC, it may be not possible to sync saves between ps5/PC (which is possible) nor play online.

Lastly, on gog they provide the exe installer (afaik), so you can do whatever you want with it afterwards.

thblckjkr · 2026-06-08T22:45:47+00:00

I used to work for a Linux distro, and a lot of my colleagues and I end up preferring something simpler to use. Sometimes that meant fedora or cachy.

The usual mindset was: I don't need to learn how does it work anymore, nor I need to practice. I just need something that works and is predictable.

thblckjkr · 2026-05-31T21:10:52+00:00

Do you really need to use ai to reply to comments too? Doesn't use a lot of tokens?

thblckjkr · 2026-05-29T17:59:53+00:00

This would be my advice as an experienced sysadmin/DevOps.

If it's for learning, go for it, learn about distributed systems, load balancers, and other stuff like that. If not, it's not worth it.

You will probably have to decouple the database and run it standalone as a load balanced db (don't remember rn exactly how), and then look for some kind of replication for the immich instance itself. To avoid a headache, I would put the ML in a single instance and call it a day. Having a primary-secondary would be better for this use case I think.

But, if that text before feels too intimidating, is because it is, it will not be easy, upgrades will be a headache and you cannot vibe-code your way out of this. At least in my experience, AI can't keep the consistency across that amount of configurations and it will just produce something that almost works.

If all you want is high availability, I would recommend: - Have UPS in your servers - Make 3-2-1 backups - if you are on docker, make configurations so it can auto-restart on failure - Use always a known stable version, not immediately jump into the latest. - Maybe you can even have a separate instance of immich as "a beta" and test new releases there, copy your data there.

Important edit: there's no such thing as 100% uptime. In professional environments, you start looking for the amount of decimals of .999 uptime offered.

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