@gilbert189

you know, perhaps keeping to use a 120W laptop charger with a torn cable isn’t the best idea after all

good thing I pulled the plug before the damn thing burns my mostly wooden furniture

If you love being a one-finger physician, you’ll love this game about… maids or something idk

put baby in pelican mouth

I feel like teasing LLMs on things you already made is better than actually using them to make something

Unrelated, but here’s a pickle:

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A proposal has been made to publish a project demonstrating two novel techniques of producing arbitrary audio in Scratch. However, considering the currently unconducive atmosphere manifested by Scratchers between the Team (and/or the Foundation), we have decided to postpone this proposal indefinitely, until a favorable composure is attained by the community. At the present moment, the proposal writer accepts queries regarding the aforementioned techniques.

or, in informal speak:

I don’t feel like showcasing something on Scratch right now until the dust settles. It should be two ways to play arbitrary audio in Scratch. If you want to ask about them, go ahead.

Java 8 doesn’t have unreachable exceptions like in Rust

so I made one

Do you ever feel your ears twitch when you hear something on your side/at the back

because I do and it’s very noticeable when it does

Dale Zelda dale

Pasáme la Trifuerza que tengo hambre

Tráeme una botella de Zora grande

Que me están esperando las prietas en Gerudo Valley…

—https://youtu.be/bvCsTca0uBc

rediscovered this video

Here’s some more on the previous page:

…I will create an un-ordered list of my favorite thing about Earth is... I don't know, beauty? I can't describe it anyhow else. I look at it & I just feel happy. It's almost as if tracing where a flock of swallows drifted overhead

I'm begging for a future to exist with hands full of hope and pride that I must make haste! This shiny thing? Mine! It's mine. Finders, keepers, losers... Late, late, late... Ouch! We couldn't find what you're looking for. Try searching for loop is a structured control flow statement that repeatedly runs a section of code until a condition is satisfied.

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NSH: Moon? It's me again.

NSH: I do not know if you are receiving these. Please signal tends to propagate through the medium in multiple ways by multiple factors. This phenomenon is known as multipath propagation. The signal thus reach the receiver at different times, interfering with each other's path; this interference is called multipath interference or is it?"Dr. Stevens raised his right eyebrow; meanwhile the DVD player started playing "Moon Men" by Jake Chudnow. I prepared for the inevitable."See, cobalt is an interesting chemcal, because if I say it, say it back

if I say it, say it back

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if I think it's uhh tasty even though others think it smells like it!? Eh, yeah!? Do you like this machine!?" Dr. Stevens laughed & jumped around like a 3 year old. He was sure proud of whatever this contraption is, but it's only getting on my nerves. "What even is this?.." "It's a time machine!!!" the scientist excitedly announced. "Uh-huh. You know they can't exist." "Well it can't bring you back in time, but it can bring you into the future!!! I know it must be working, but let's test it! Will you be my subject?!" That's enough. I roll my eyes. "Of course not. Your machine sucks, I'm bored, you're boring & all you do is chatter about cobalt." "I'm... what?" Dr. Stevens angrily squinted. "Say it again, I dare you." "YOU'RE stuck as a six-year-old pursued by killsquads in an acid field with finitely many elements.The theory of fields proves that angle trisection and squaring the circle cannot be done with a compass and straightedge. Galois theory, devoted to understanding the symmetries of field extensions, provides an elegant proof of the Abel–Ruffini theorem that general quintic equations cannot be repeated in an antecedent as they are intended to replace positional information: throughout we assume that, and this and that, et cedera, and so on, and so forth, and the rest, et al., vel sim., et seq., blah blah blah, you name it. Though, it also includes carpet.mp3 which... umm... uses one of Toby Fox's masterpieces.

(If ya think Beatblock has too much of this person's music, how about one that's so screwed up.

The only way I see out of this is if Microsoft decides to completely reform the GUI of Windows in the next 4th version, because in Windows 3.1 the desktop is just useless. It basically serves as a mere background for windows, and windows alone are not going to cut it. And the "minimize" feature doesn't help it either, and in my personal opinion, it even makes everything worse -- the window icons get hidden behind other windows, so not only you need to minimize or juggle around everything else to deminimize a particular window, eventually you could just forget about those icons and shutdown with your apps open! You know how much data was lost over that.

I suggest a better approach: ditch the Program [mis]Manager and make it a context menu on the desktop. Yes, like on Macintosh computers. Make a simple desktop menu bar which is always visible and which you can use to start programs. You can even put several menus of different program categories there (like folders in the Program Manager), and/or also make a separate menu to quickly access and organize open windows. And if you think icons are still better, why not just turn the desktop itself into the Program Manager? And to answer a question of where to minimize the windows to, why not right into that menu bar? Just imagine, anywhere you go you can just select Minimized > Excel and not perform this circus with windows. Quick and easy, just like it should be! Microsoft, take notes on my boarding house.

I went to the lounge room at the 3rd floor, one of my favorite hangout places. Before entering the room, I saw one of my friends in the table, grouping together with others. I approached them, as my curious self always do. "What are you guys doing here?" I asked. "We're discussing," they answered.I looked at their laptop. It seems like they have Gemini open in their laptop. "With AI?" I asked again. "Yeah," they confirmed, "we need it."

I gave them a poker face. As much as I hate people delegating their thoughts to AI, I'm not brave to counter them with the usual (possibly even cliché) objections against them, knowing that I do use them purely out of curiosity. Nor do I feel right to advocate anti–AI sentiments to them, especially amongst an institution that, at the surface, is leaning towards pro–AI. Some of the lecturers here even explicitly stated using AI to do their assignments—a practice I really hate and even dared questioned once—, and I thought this is one of those. Eventually I left them as the voice that most often asked me if they could do things for me (and then refusing to do as I requested.) They said something along the lines of "you don't need to be free to be happy". When they said that, I just in Drew Bieber (/ˈbiːbər/ BEE-bər; born March 1, 1994)[1][2] is a Canadian singer. Regarded as a prominent figure in contemporary popular music,[3][4] he rose to fame in the late 2000s after being dull ache, I reflect on the dream I had. I was gazing at two objects flying around in the sky, intermittently colliding with each other. One of them shined orange and blue, creating a trail of light as it flew. The other was pure black, and seemed to black out the sky wherever it flew. Whenever the two words i left unsaid that day

stained the sidewalk drop by drop with gray, oh NO

Hey! Sorry I'm late...

Where have you been? The patient's waiting.

...he's here...

...why is everything so weird all of a sudden?!"

"Weirdmageddon, duh! We need to find a way to stop it!" I shout.

"We're not even supposed to be in Gravity Falls!"

"I know, but we can't leave it like this now! With Pines family gone, who do you think will stop that triangle from destroying absolutely everything in existence?!

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"GUESS WHAT, I AM CALLING YOU, VADIM!" said his Nokia in Bill Cipher's voice after accepting the call on its own. "AND NOW, IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO…

It has become one of my favorite topics, actually.

more voices would be nice

Meet my laptop John. It has both Windows 11 21H2 and Fedora 43.

• Windows always complains about upgrading to a new version (which it can’t by itself since I ripped the service out by force). There’s also two apps on Windows (it’s Firefox and IWL) that gets slower over time. WHPX (the hypervisor for Windows) is unusably slow, so I can’t use VirtualBox or QEMU there (unless if you use the faster but still slow TCG for the latter).

• Hibernation never works on Fedora; if not because of the swap, the NVIDIA GPU driver sometimes refuses to be suspended. Imagine encountering that when its battery’s running out and John has to brace for impact. My XFCE session is a mishmash of components because of my high DPI screen; once it’s using Mutter, but now it’s JWM since Mutter decided not to work properly anymore.

All of this to say that these OSes suck in their own ways. Windows is stubborn and inefficient, Linux is clunky and user-unfriendly. Can’t we have an OS without these annoyances?

(dupe post of https://alpha.wasteof.money/posts/6974574fcec5c90a823f62ce)

should I use ActiveX or Flash for (legacy) multimedia content on TBGDB Web

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It’s the early 2020s. I was a PMTOK fan, and I had an interest with YTPs. So I thought I’ll have a crack at sentence mixing with my newly-found power of phonology (I was a bit into conlanging back then)

The Audacity project file (yes I made it there, the video part is up to the imagination) is probably long gone now, but I still remembered some sound bites of it:

• “King Olly is sus” (scene of an imposter on Among Us that got ejected out)

• the glitching of the phrase “in the paper-crafted universe of the Paper Mario series”, one with Sticker taken from the PMSS trailer

• the asdfmovie8 big baby “wah” sound in one of the intermission slides; thought it was funny

• “…and the stout, shitty, and sticky, (PMSS trailer) Sticker Star” (this one is probably the most impressive because it sounds so natural; no trace of it originally saying “shifty”)

• I think the sound “toad” is pasted somewhere funny, but there’s a note clarifying it’s not Toad the fungus but toad the frog

and that’s all that I remember from it. It’s not a particularly humorous YTP, since honestly I made it just for fun, less so to make it entertaining (and also it was my second ever YTP)