There’s Falkon, which afaik, doesn’t have LLM stuff.
And then you always have Dillo.
There’s Falkon, which afaik, doesn’t have LLM stuff.
And then you always have Dillo.


If I remember correctly, it actually sounds like “Su-Aha”, which would be a valid way to break down “Svaha” in Sanskrit.


Metro: Last Light
It was some scene where the player find a Nazi-esque (I don’t remember the exact faction name) hideout and watches a speech in progress.
The crowd listening to the speech was chanting “Swaha x3” after every line of the speaker, kinda like “Oorah”.
He was probably hiding behind walls or inside some duct or sth after having escaped some torture chamber. Don’t remember that very well either.
Also, it might have been something different but similar sounding. But seemed pretty close, to me.


I saw an introduction video on it a few years ago and it is a pretty interesting instrument, both, as a science project and as an input device.


Isn’t that something done by any group being oppressed and not in power, regardless of what kind of cause they are for?
e.g. those who had capoeira and similar things that had martial arts disguised as other stuff, back when they couldn’t practice partial arts.
Though I find it hard to understand why they still have to wink now, when there are literal state-sanctioned groups of armed people-robbers around, who are also fine getting filmed in the act.
When multiple countries’ governments have switched from turning a blind eye, to actually endorsing such actions, what more are these groups trying to accomplish by using these deniability tactics?


I also don’t think it makes sense that people who haven’t even taken history as a major, need to be taught each and every phrase that was used by a fanatic group.
A lot of these words, phrases and symbols tend to be taken from stuff that meant well in the past or even now. See swastika, svaha[1].
Just knowing those terms, while might help prevent them from being used in accidental cases, is not as important as being able to recognise the pattern of peoples’ actual actions.
Because a group that has copied stuff from other traditions, can always do that again with other sources, to replace that stuff.
It’s important that out of history, we make sure to identify the part that we actually need to be against, which is the specific actions that cause grief back then, instead of just picking each and every unrelated thing, which any new group can simply replace, while also getting to keep the original grievous actions.
This is also to prevent us from getting our willpower drained from always getting outraged by multiple instances of minor similarities that are much more probable to be a false +ive, to have the power to push back when we find the actual problem creators.
which I am not sure of the Nazi reference, but it was being chanted by people being portrayed as Nazis in a game ↩︎
So my browser’s reader theme is at black background (#000) with white text (#fff) and I just reduce the backlight at night, while keeping the windows open in the day time.
Similarly, I reduce mobile brightness indoors, but keep it at full, when using maps while riding.
When using an LCD monitor, it is beneficial to be able to reduce backlight brightness instead of reducing the colour value in software.


Information can be imparted.
Understanding needs to be created within.


The rights holder is seeding
So, the one with the right to share the thing, is sharing it themselves.
I’d say that makes it the correct source to download.
Even better than the DRM’d sources that says you only have limited access.


Apple ‽


Yeah, when you get a “free” sticker, you tend to stick it to something. Even more so, if the sticker is shiny and cool looking.
I got some MSI stickers with my old GPU and was tempted to stick them somewhere. Ultimately didn’t, because they didn’t match the aesthetic of anything and I consider it as bad for heat dissipation, so wasn’t going to put them on such surfaces anyway.
ASUS gave a velcro cable-tie though and even though the laptop was shit, I tend to use the cable-tie quite a bit.


It at least solves the problem of - those who don’t want to inhale it having to inhale it along with the air they breathe.
If people want to fill their own bodies with random drugs that make them fake-happy, might as well let them.
Oh, and using peer pressure to make someone use drugs need to be in a similar category to assault.


Might as well get rid of the farms.
Perhaps use them for reforestation and stuff.
Maybe even start some new plant-based industry.
Tobacco no longer gets rid of mosquitoes. Its benefits are either long gone or didn’t exist in the first place.


We are the fuel it lives on.


idiot’s


well if you throw them some money… they could hire someone to fix those issues…
Even better… Hire someone to fix those issues and submit an MR.


I didn’t fully understand this, but if you are saying that you want to run something that reads the selected files and creates a new file in the same directory from those contents, then yes, the service menu is a better option than a template.
While templates are meant for statically configured data, there might be some variable parameters available that I just don’t know of.
With the service menu thingy, you can just run any executable or shell script.


Open to ideas for alternatives.
I had opened it with the intent of using it for receiving money, but didn’t really need it until just recently.
So, just waiting until I actually end up requiring to receive payments, to open an account somewhere.
As far as KYC goes, the payment processor should ask the Bank (the one that I am connecting to the account) to verify my identity.
I can then login to the bank via the respective bank’s website, find an entry with the PayPal account no. and be able to Authorise the request.
That way, PayPal knows that I am a legitimate account holder, without requiring to make my videos.
Also, casual videos should not be considered a valid method of verification anywhere.


Since your question has already been answered, here’s a bonus:
Add a Desktop Entry in ~/.local/share/kio/servicemenus/ to get right-click menu actions.
e.g. to add to Dolphin (and Konqueror) right-click menu
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Service
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin
MimeType=<MIME type of whichever type of file the application will work with>;
Actions=NameOfAction
Icon=icon-name-from-theme-for-desktop-entry
[Desktop Action NameOfAction]
Icon=icon-name-of-action-from-theme
Name=Name of action that the user will see
Exec=application-as-you-would-call-in-cli "%f"
Also, do NOT use the Firefox’s Reader View.