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My definition:
If you are not sure then it is no.
Thanks for answering and good luck!
So what are they trying to hide? That putin trashed donald lately? The bonds market going bad? That the life saving magic tariffs got rolled back?
-“They got him because he always use the same password”.
You’re identifying yourself with a whole bunch of stuff like configs and more. Back in the day usolating multi users (in games) used screen resolution for example.
Ha ha I was proposed a “programming job” once (I’m a senior software dude), it was to program parties. Like get drinks and music and stuff. Only regret in my life 🥲
Are you in love?
The want people stuck in the Doom scroll wheel, not people thinking and arguing.
Easier to control.
Or a non conspiracy theory: it’s cheaper to use “AI” to ban even if it is quite bad at it.
I DO NOT EVEN MOVE THE FEED BY EDITING THE CSS BUT WITH A FINGER!
Mint + a game-box user myself :-)
Sometimes there is an old soft inly working on windows, but they are getting more and more rare as they no monger work on windows… Fantastic.
Dressed people ofc!
And when he came by, just snapped a photo?
That’d be too easy, I’m in for a damp isolation cell for the rest of his life, and no dental care.
In horn speakers (very useful as they are very effective so a low lever amp can drive them well, popular back in the old times. Megaphones also use this for example) you adjust the length of the horn in any kind of way you can (like clogging it up with some solid stuff) and you put foam to dampen in the end part (where the soundwaves go to die, so now they get absorbed instead of being heard), it might be something like that.
It doesn’t seem lije a hirn structure, but it can be any other type of enclosure type, like open or closed for example, the volume inside is closely matched to a frequency, so you can adjust that a bit with some solid stuff.
Or it’s just to eat up vibrations. Remove it and listen to how it perform.
Well this is a very good description 😁
Aah yes of course 😅! Made it work, thanks a lot!!
Just downloaded it, thanks for the info!
I’m confused, here is what I’m doing:
Make a Lemmy object: lemmy
Connect it to my server lemmy.mindoki.com (with a user, pwd)
lemmy.private_message(‘hello’, *id")
Note: I have 1 user on my server, and one user on lemmy.world.
If I make a Lemmy object, connect it to my server (lemmy.mindoki.com), and asks for a user and use his id, it works.
If I make a Lemmy object, connect it to lemmy.world instead, and asks for a user there, and use his id, it doesn’t work.
Which seems logic, the id is local to the instance isn’t it?
For example, on my server it’s 1263 for my user, on lemmy.world it’s 370373, I can’t just use that number without anything else to identify a user, right?
Hello! Thanks for stepping by!
I only have either https://lemmy.world/u/Valmond (is that the ‘full username address’?) or the (I guess lemmy.world local id) 370373, but lemmy.private_message chokes on both (lemmy here being the Lemmy object connected to my server).
I haven’t found a API doc/guide, so I’m just modifying the examples.
Any info greatly appreciated!
I can send messages manually (on my lemmy server to another), but the problem is I can’t find “how to do it” programmatically. The examples are only for sending messages on the same server, I’m digging around in the git repo but haven’t found anything that works yet.
BTW is it db0 the creator?! I should maybe head over to his server and see if he’s available.
I tried to try llms but my 4GB VRAM is just not at all enough, what’s the minimum you need in your opinion?