Lojcs

How does it even get into emergency mode without the efi partition?

It does claim to be ‘much faster’ than even OBS’ new no copy recording mode so there must be something more

Is there a technical explanation of this? The git page just says that it’s much faster without explaining how

Euphonica tries to make minimal and sensible assumptions about your library’s folder structure.

Tracks from different releases (albums) should not be put in the same folder. Preferably, all tracks of the same release should be put in the same folder.

How hard is it to stop making this assumption? Why is almost every music player adamant on making it?

Not every song belongs to an album, songs released together might belong to different albums and not every album is released at once. Not to mention folders can serve any kind of organization need other than grouping songs of an album.

a Linux to sell even

“privacy preserving” xray vision

The word ‘Canadian’ belongs in the title

The malware, which must be planted on an unlocked device

So it’s a backup tool

ycuk

Are you farsighted?

Wow I had no idea it could be done that way. Just tried doing it and the image is way blurrier when ‘inverted’. I am near sighted. Does this mean it applies to illusions too?

It is a good one. Although my eyes kept trying to focus on the keyboad and failing

Elisa would be close to ideal if it didn’t assume music always belong to an album

Wow that’s an interesting one

Honestly fuck off with that. Perpetuating stereotypes is not ‘great’ just because it helps your point.

The other person also said they didn’t look angry to them so that could be just me. His eyebrows are angled downward and I think that’s what makes him look upset to me.

I know, I never said it was somebody else. As I’ve said elsewhere, they could’ve picked any other picture of him but they specifically picked this one because it conforms to what people already think what a terrorist looks like. That’s what a stereotype is.

You put the imagery under the name to illustrate that they’re a terrorist to people that already have the stereotype ingrained and it also ends up illustrating to other people that that’s what a terrorist looks like. Worse, it normalizes the idea that stereotypes are a reliable source of information about people. This isn’t bad because it’s going to hurt his feelings, it’s bad because it affects completely unrelated people.

Honestly it’s insane to me that this has to be explained to a presumed anti-racist

I see it now, although still I don’t think gachaing the US with those in on it topic is worth putting this imagery on the internet

And that requires using stereotypes to communicate?

I feel like we are having a conversation so I won’t just ignore, but I don’t understand at all what you mean by this.