This is a delightful article. Parts of it had me giggling to myself, and I honestly learned more about some linux basics than I expected.

Understood.

I’m currently at roughly 2.5/1, but I’m not happy about it.

That would’ve been epic.

Turning the format on its head, lovely. And with Quark, no less. >chef’s kiss<

I’m in my mid 40’s and other than the comfortable shoe thing I tick none of these boxes.

So…yay me?

It would most likely be locally available molecules in the gaseous phase.

THIS IS AWESOME!!! I’ve been working on using an obsidian vault and a podman ollama container to do something similar, with VSCodium + continue as middleware. But this! This looks to me like it is far superior to what I have cobbled together.

I will study your codeberg repo, and see if I can use your conductor with my ollama instance and vault program. I just registered at codeberg, if I make any progress I will contact you there, and you can do with it what you like.

On an unrelated note, you can download wikipedia. Might work well in conjunction with your conductor.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download

Perhaps that was exactly the intent, to ensure that only actual humans read the content? Germans certainly are a breed of their own, but if they (generally speaking, of course) are not ones to do something odd like that without intent.

Hi, and sure thing! I’ll make sure to add the creator in future posts.

Great! I have no use for clamAV myself, but so many people do, and an updated GUI for it is something that has been missing for a while now.

I have been using bazzite for over a year after starting with ubuntu, and then doing a “I’m doing everything myself” arch install (I learned SO MUCH).

I love it. I got a little frustrated about some of the package installation restrictions, but then I read about distrobox, and now I have an arch box, a ubuntu box, and an ollama box running a local LLM. No more problems with finding CLI programs. I even used the arch box to run adb and fastboot to flash android stuff, it worked flawlessly.

And of course gaming and standard desktop tasks work with zero problems. Next I’m going to convert my wife’s Windows 10 PC to bazzite, and setup excel and some proprietary software for her.

This is the best sort of rpg story, in my humble opinion.

Also vegetables don’t exist, everybody knows that.

Oh, oh course! Sorry, and thanks for the tip. Didn’t even occur to me to consider I was spoiling the game for today.

I’m aware, thanks. It’s also a dairy product.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quark_(dairy_product)

Congrats! That was a tough one.

By hosting software that helps people communicate about the location and activity of government-sponsored paramilitary groups like ICE.

Hosting media that helps people be self-reliant, like gardening or home-repair guides.

Hosting state-forbidden media like banned books, that help people to be educated, which in turn saves lives by people not being so suscceptable to propaganda.

I suppose I could think of more, but I think those are some of the most clear examples.

Note: apologies about the spelling errors, my spellcheck is currently not working.

Docker and Bazzite are not plug-and-play. That being said, bazzite comes with podman, and podman can create a docker environment.

But…I am not an expert here by any means. Do not take this as a green light to just go ahead and pick bazzite. Bazzite is my daily driver and I use podman to run arch and Ubuntu CLI programs as well as an ollama local llm server, but I know NOTHING about docker, I just have seen the docs and thought I would share.

All art is a deeply subjective and personal experience, both in the creation and in the viewing. Your comment speaks volumes about what this piece of artwork evokes inside you.

For me, it evoked a pleasant chuckle. I saw a socially inept man first making a woman uncomfortable with his staring, then trying to garner similar attention in a misguided way. I didn’t see anyone oppressing anyone, no burqas or toxic masculinity. Just a silly joke.