Once humanity finally realises how bad AI is, can we make meme pages shelters for those poor orphan models?

NGL I 'm a bit like that. I often do "work" commits so that my working tree is a bit more clean/I can go from working state to working state easily.

But before a PR, I always squash it, and most times it's just a single commit

• Cut all the episodes to have snippets that keep the same timeframe, then watch those in order
• If two clips are supposed to be the same time, splitscreen
• TARDIS scenes would make sense to keep before they arrive to their destination. And TARDIS episodes should be kept in the """present"""
• If the time happens all at once, play all the frames of the clip at once. Preferably stretched to be in the background of all the Chronological Dr. Who Marathon™
• False realities and bubble universe should either be split screen or inserted in between the start and end of that part.
• We go in the time's order. We don't care about the love birds.
• If there's a cliff hanger, just play the next chronological clip
• Cyclic story can be split screened.

Buddy, we can clearly see the basalt formations. It's probably yet another volcan that eroded

But at least Firefox is just compatibility, and not phasing out v2

Same, and I'm trying to fight against it. I've noticed that when coming home I am not just procrastinating, but actually exhausted. Idk if it's due to concentrating all day, or something with me, but I do know that I am tired.

I've started to actually embrace it, and for the time until I get dinner, I just rest. Might sleep even. There's no point in fighting, as I aren't in the mental space to do things. Then after dinner I'm back to do stuff, maybe even later in the night as I am more rested from my nap.

Although another take on it is that things are lot more enticed to do things when you can't/don't have them.

I am not a doctor, nor claim what I do is healthy, but that's just my experience. If anyone got tips I'm listening

Lost?

To be fair, a moron got full control of aperture so...

From someone in computer networking classes: "I don't use GitHub. This is too complicated" Like bruh. The instructions are right there in the readme.

There's also the time where we were asked to read temperature from a sensor, and everyone went straight to chatgpt. Meanwhile, first search result, full repo with full noob instructions.

Well if you get asked for sudo, then that's a risk.

They are right tho

Can a linux/systemd nerd explain what the error is? I know it's a shutdown sequence, but I'm curious on the fault