Replies to scribus, page 2
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@scribus If the programs also were on screen this would be hell. I don't want to stare at Richard Stallman's face every time I use GNU Compiler Collection (GCC).
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@scribus You can find solace in that alternative universe Scribus finds our way unsettling too.
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@scribus alas, if any of the body products he was stealing were for himself, maybe he’d smell a little better. He actually takes it to the nearby convenience store to resell it (police are also not doing anything about this)
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@scribus I have seen articles about that today. I spoke today with a colleague (is a graphic (3D) designer and UX designer) who vibe-codes prototypes. During our talk he showed what he made and was altering things during our call. It was wild how Cursor messes things up and needs constant supervision. I mean it's impressive that someone with no coding experience achieved that but crutches can only go so far until they create other pain points.
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@scribus not that it matters at this point but I was thinking about it recently because if I am it would explain… a lot. Thought about getting a diagnosis because at this point I would just like to know.
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@scribus I have to use Win11 on my computer from work and it is definitely a decline in usability and compatibility from 10 with its new context menu but for the most part the whole system can be configured to feel more like 10. I'm not a fan of 10 either to be frank. All I want is the uncharismatic Win2000 look and feel with the modern (good) advancements of the newest version like Windows Subsystem for Linux and automatic driver installation. If not for gaming and some programs I have to use I'd use Linux all the time. I'm going slightly insane thinking of buying a (used) M1 Mac Mini for like CAD modeling with Autodesk Fusion
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@scribus LLMs have incredible potential as a learning tool and logistical aid but the world seems content on using them to cheat on essays, skip therapy, and roleplay a meet & cherry scenario with Sticks the Badger.
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@scribus I just did another batch and weighted it before and after. A full batch of 540g (peeled and cores removed) resulted in 72g of dehydrated and crispy apple slices.
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@scribus I really can feel with you. Once I had a 3 hour meeting marathon and no way to escape.
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@scribus Sadly no. I didn't think about that. My mind was more occupied by being annoyed by the apple juice sticking to my hands and concentrating on not stabbing myself removing the apple core.
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@scribus I had an external HDD with all my school photos and 3D renders I did and had no other backup. Data loss hurts and yet making backups is always postponed and nothing is learned from it. I *want* to make a ZFS home server with a ZFS pool but laziness always wins.
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@scribus Scented candles are the worst. Whenever I happen to be in a home decoration store and walk by the candle aisle I have to gag. The natural odor of food is way more pleasant (not including cinnamon, cherries, and strawberries).
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@scribus In my limited time I learned that it depends on many factors how well the dried apple slices will be. I have some that are crispy as a potato chip and some are more gummy while some are lost a lot of flavor. From the time and temperature to the thickness and position in the food dehydrator and the kind of apple. In general most of the apple pieces that I tasted were good, saying as someone who is not really liking dried fruits, but the mixed results partially enforce my stand towards dried fruits. The taste of fresh apple still beats all of that 100 times. The effort and time and energy in my opinion is a little too much for the results I got.
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@scribus With f being the sixth letter of the alphabet, I’m pretty sure that among a few meanings, it’s intended to be read as Silent Hill 6. Origins is called “Zero” in Japan, and Homecoming never got a Japanese release and is straight up omitted from Konami’s website, leaving this game as the sixth SH game not including remakes, spinoffs, and reimagining.
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@scribus MS Teams is in the weird space of being good enough and suck. I'm using it for years and the most annoying it can get is when you have to use it across organizations. There is no unified view and you have to switch accounts any time to view a notification. The era of Win 3.11 and 95 was really weird. I had DOS, 3.11, and 95 software at the same time and had to have a parallel installation of 95 and 3.11. Scanner software in 3.11, photo editing in 95, games in DOS.
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@scribus A Tuesday after a long work-free weekend is a fake Monday to me. It's not a Monday but surely feels like one.
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@scribus Congrats and BIG OOF. I know exactly what you're getting through. One good thing happens and 10 bad follow on its heels. Termites on the other hand seem to be like a biblical plague in comparison.
