SpikesOtherDog @ SpikesOtherDog @ani.social

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I read this as dyslexia. I was so outraged that I read it to my wife. I was very much wrong.

Notepad++ is a great upgrade to notepad, especially if you are a programmer. It allows regex expressions, language markup, and much much more.

Assuming it is not on the network, I don't care what OS it runs. I'd like to see if I could run your OS on a virtual machine and give access to the hardware.

Does your scope give good resolution? How does it compare?

There is no problem connecting an iPhone to a PC. Generally, Apple requires iTunes to interact with the device, as they wish to restrict and monitor the way you interact with the device. There used to be a FOSS plugin that worked with Apple on Linux, but it was not stable when I was fighting with it back on the iPhone 5.

Nice detective work!

Website in question is appykidsco.com. The linked story suggests that the domain has expired and these ads may be common for the webhost. They only appear in mobile mode.

Edit: it could also be a typo to appykids.com

Yes I agree! It is able to determine a classes' primary stats and what it is weak at. I'm using it for PTU, which suggests multiclassing up to a maximum of 4 times over about 100 levels, so there is a bit of consideration when creating a npc. I'll ask it to come up with a backstory, name, six suggested classes, and top 6 stats vs bottom six.

I actually just started using it as a way to flesh out information for world building a tabletop tools playing game.

Not all the information tracks, but it is ok for brain storming. When asked to generate a character it gets things wrong. It invents skills and classes. When asked to distribute points it forgets about all the skills. It is best to give it a task of creating a background, but it is very bland and doesn't go outside of certain ideas.

Ever drive through a city with the airport near the highway and see the airplanes approaching to land? They look like they are hovering there.

This would be a gray area where technically they shouldn't have it but no harm no fowl if they don't share it.

Back in '07 it was an easy entry into Linux and was praised constantly.

I'm not completely sure if they were the distro that started the trend, but the 'Ubunufication' of distros since then has made Linux easier to access.

It's a shame that they began sharing telemetry and displaying ads to their users. As more distros break ranks for profit, like Red Hat and Suse, we will slowly see more techs accepting this behavior.

We Americans can't stand walking through the grocery store.

If it is federally illegal then it will still be forbidden to those who interact with the federal government.

We have this as well. One year into it and I have never been called in. The network engineers have been several times, but the pay is compensation for the inconvenience.

That makes sense. The further back information would go, the harder it was to recall it. The answer wasn't to think harder, but to fill in the gaps.

I have been playing with chat gpt for tabletop character creation. It's not bad at coming up with new ideas. It is terrible at sticking to the rules of the game.

You can also delay startup of certain applications, if you wish.