clone void-packages from github for free ram

@void-linux-official what have you done to wayfire's windows?

i ated them

i lowkey havent been on tumblr much as of late so nope sorry

i hate gnome and gtk and libadwaita

ive got connections with hackers all around the world. we are replecing every single de on your linux pc with gnome and replacing every app with alternatives that use libadwaita

ummm what are some linux blogs i can tag? @linux-real @debian-official @arch-official @fedora-official @opensuse-official @ubuntu-official lol there are blogs for all but solus. there are actually so many more @lfs-official @void-linux-official @gentoo-official @slackware-official @linuxmint-official uhhh ummmmmmmmm

It’s my birthday :D

You're a lesbian, lassie(?)

I have a suggestion

Ps. We're gonna make forcefem jokes because we're transfems who wish someone forecefemmed us when we were figuring things out but we support you nomatter what gender you decide is yours, @debian-official is they/them, @void-linux-official is a guy last I checked and is also surrounded by transfems, @enlighten3d is a neogender encyclopedia, and you can always ask us linux blogs any questions. Or at the very least I'm always available to talk (except when I'm sleeping <3)

A complier is a program engineered, while LLMs are grown.

Or rather trained, but yeah this is a good distinction. Expert Systems fail spectacularly w edge cases, with compilers this is a good thing. You don't want it filling in the cracks of meaningless code and telling you it's all good. ML systems like LLMs on the other hand fail gracefully, this is very good for stuff like image generation or control systems where it's more important that you have an output than to have the system fail in a situation it wasn't designed for

"The researchers hope to reduce the space needed for a high-capacity data centre down from a gigantic facility to a single room by switching over to an optical storage solution, which would not only make the centres themselves cheaper to build but also cut down on t8zhe associated heat and energy issues that data facilities can currently struggle with."

@q4os-tde-official seems related to your recent post

yes yes yes yes please for the love of god i want discs to make a comeback please please please

I'm not gonna lie, as much as I like discs from an aesthetic/nostalgic standpoint, I don't think you should have motors in your modern data center

Your modern data center can have a few motors. As a treat.

Motors make data center design fun and interesting, personally I wish there was an excuse to have massive dynamos in data centers

Laptops are always so much more Fucked than phones in my experience. A laptop is like a beautiful horse that wants nothing more than to break all of its legs. A decently solid android phone will act normal

A laptop is a living creature. It has weight to it. A laptop breathes and produces body heat. And it wants to die badly. Mobile phones are not sentient like that & that's why they don't experience mental illness. A phone problem is like "out of storage :(" or "charging port broke". Laptops will cough weakly as they fade in and out of consciousness

You will hold a laptop in your arms and it's like "I can't feel my legs". And you tell it girl you never had any