Directory Opus looks like a file manager, so you might want to look at the options available on Linux. If you're not fixed on one desktop environment, it's worth checking several as they all have slightly different ideas. I can see Directory Opus has various other minor features, you'll find many if them already included in existing file managers, but if something's missing, you could request it, then you're in the position the meme talks about.

You'll get blowback either way, the only difference is that in one case it'll be because your app was compromised and in the other case it'll be because someone doesn't see a difference between slopcoding the entire app and using it as a second pair of eyes in a limited, and human validated, context.

I think that LLMs for coding is both terrible practice and environmentally costly, but I can see this sort of usecase being beneficial. Trying to find a model that's only been trained on open source code, and that runs without a huge environmental cost is tricky though. You really don't want the risk that some proprietary code has got into the training set and it gets regurgitated for you. There's been way too many court cases over a few lines of code being copied.

All you've seen is a picture of a picture of Cornelius. Is not $15 a small price to pay to see the genuine article?

5 days. She lasted 5 days. The lettuce is still crisp and green.

No, that way round they're just fuzzy and like to lick you back.

Any sort of analyst. Their job is to summarise potentially huge amounts of information, draw conclusions, and document it all in a report that someone else will act on. They might be analysing a military situation, the worldwide market for bespoke buttons, or looking at how the company's supply chain is functioning.

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I'm calling this one for Ganesh. That's a dirty kick by JC, but he's already taken some big hits, and there's more on the way. Once Ganesh starts with that axe, which would normally be out if the rules, but anything goes in this Gods' Grapple showdown, it's all over.

He also said his wife and six children felt unwelcome in the Catholic church because of his excommunication

I would have thought they'd feel unwelcome because the congregation threw a farewell lunch for the child molester. What twists people's minds and morals enough to do that?

America and France are very different places. Other answers have gone into the structural, geographic and social differences that make French style riots unlikely in America, but those very differences also affect what would be effective.

The vast majority of French "rioters" are actually peaceful, doing little more than marching and being part of the discontented mass. The comparatively small amount of violence and looting is picked up on because it's sensational, not because it is particularly effective. Those sorts of riots would, even if you could get people to take part, have much less effect in the US, for the reasons you and others have stated.

The visible riots and marching are really just marketing for the more important, and effective, part though, which is the economic halt that also occurs. This is the bit that Americans should be looking to emulate, as it's the effective bit, and less likely to get you shot.

Get together with anyone like minded who you can find, and prepare. Build up local community resilience and mutual aid groups. These steps help whatever happens, so they're a good way to pull in more people. Once communities start building up their own strength, they can stop, or reduce, taking part in the economy that supports the fascists.

For example, Walmart U.S. had net sales of $129B last quarter alone. According to their balance sheet, the property value of all of their stores, warehouses, and other property is about $136B. If people reduced their spending there by even 10% that would be a $12.9B hit, per quarter, or about the equivalent of close to 10% of their property portfolio without anyone having to go out on the streets, set fire to anything, or get shot.

Wait, is this loss? Sorry, I had to.

Although, panel 1 is related to communucation, panel 2 references "name", which he had to give to the receptionist, panel 3 is terse, like the doctor, the last has a low (horizontal) bar, and It's also tragic. It is loss.

To be clear, it was the victim's father who was excommunicated, not the perpetrator.

Meeting and aardvark or anteater is a current top priority on my non-owl list of animals I must encounter.

Now this is someone with their priorities in order. Multiple "must meet" animal lists, split by type. I like your style!

The economic stop isn't the bit that gets people shot, being on the streets rioting or marching gets them shot. Just staying at home or with your community, and not giving money to the companies does at least as much damage, and doesn't need anybody to get harmed.

English Mustard. A nice thick layer of it, as in, thick enough that you question the structural integrity of the result, and everyone else questions your sanity, in a cheese (other fillings are available) sandwich will light your day up. The heat is different to capsaicin, you feel it more in your nose and sinuses, but it has a similar effect. You get a mild, giddy, flying feeling for a moment, then settle down into a haze of sensation. The endorphin (I assume it's endorphins anyway) release feels great, all my muscles relax, and it's a pretty good painkiller too.

To be fair, if that thing ever got off the ground, it probably would be safe from enemy fire, as they'd be too busy laughing at it to actually shoot it.

Oh he should certainly get far away, but it was his family, who had not been excommunicated, who were made unwelcome. I don't think they were actually expecting to be welcomed, rather they were making a point that that congregation is rotten to the core. We know the rot spreads throughout the organisation, but it can be helpful to bring examples to light for those who aren't so certain yet.

Honestly, this sounds pretty close to a crow's mindset too, from what I've seen of them, and that's no bad thing.

They'll both make you cry though.

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