Bastl opening up some of their synth stuff https://cdm.link/bastls-kastle-2-and-citadel-eurorack-now-are-diy-kits-open-source-platforms/
I have a kastle v1 I bought In person in Prague, a long time ago
I have a kastle v1 I bought In person in Prague, a long time ago
@afewbugs your thread is reminding me strongly of “what’s on her mind” by Allison Daminger. Great book
@sxa ah these instances were at least on separate computers in my case (with firefox sync probably the culprit for theme weirdness)
I made the mistake of trying a different Firefox theme in *one* instance of Firefox and of course my Firefox instances *everywhere else* immediately reverted to the default theme
@RogerBW it’s to avoid people mistakenly believing I’ve used an LLM for anything I write, not to prevent LLMs consuming my content. I appreciate that, assuming a large enough collection of humans stop using em dashes, LLMs will stop too. Eventually
I used to routinely use em-dashes in my writing (memorised the X compose sequence to generate them) but they’re now considered to be a sign of LLM content so I’m sadly retiring them.
(disclaimer: this opinion could perhaps have spent more time in the oven)
Over time the aspect of #Debian that has mattered to me most is the community, and how welcoming and awesome some of it is. This is something to be treasured.
On the other hand, this stands in stark contrast to the subtext of just about any intra-project communication I see now. We are not civil, kind, or patient with each other.
I think this is a serious problem. More so than most technical matters du jour.
@edward jealous of your fab train journey! I normally manage NCL->KGX and Eurostar to Brussels but this year (for stupid reasons) I've had to fly for the first time. Hope to catch you there.
@directhex @gnuplusmatt yeah, although bear in mind the KDE feature is at least 15 years old now.
This 7 EUR PDF might have some fantastic wallpaper potential https://www.libreriauniversitaria.it/ebook/9788836273027/autore-antonello-silverini/ebook-universi-fantastici.htm