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  • The day after it's fine. The next day it's meh. Provided you keep it in a paper bag and not out in the air

  • The 0.62€ industrial baguette I buy at Despar Is fine and not dry despite being industrial

  • Plain bread is perfectly fine as long as it's not one of those super dry breads

  • In Italy we have a hack ROM called "Pokémon Marron merda" (Pokémon shit-brown) that asks whether you have a dick or a pussy, and if you answer pussy it will reply with "I'm sorry but this game is extremely sexist, so you will now stay stuck in this room with no exit until you reset the game and choose dick"

  • She looks like no shape a human body would produce

  • did they open access their model weights?

    In that instance it wasn't really training, it was crowdsourcing the transcription. Rechapta would pull out a word from their book archive that the OCR failed to recognise, and if many people identified it as the same word, it would be archived. Now that rechapta has been purchased by Google, the archive and the transcriptions are available on Google books.

    They stopped doing this once ai became more effective than rechapta for book transcriptions.

    Modern chapta actually is about training models. But old, classic rechapta was really just about book transcriptions, and those are available.

  • You know, Hideki Konno predicted all this

  • cables

    Jump
  • What's the bug?

  • Calpestami mammina

  • I only did paintball once, and that place didn't use gelatin balls, I think they were made of a thin bioplastic film (corn stuff) filled with ink

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    Here we go again

  • The one on the right is hotter

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    Why is she so fast?

  • Well, then I'd say that's a bug report alright

  • You will not be limited, as long as you enabled 165hz in the settings. Tho, you might experience some minor latency, at most one frame, but you really shouldn't, it depends. I would say that at 165hz, one frame of latency is not that much.

    Also the compositor tearing option is there to allow the game to skip v-syncing and cause tearing. But, if the compositor allows tearing, and the game implements vsync, it will not tear. Actually, having both vsync in the game and tearing disabled in the compositor could cause more latency, but it depends, it might not.

    Edit: I first said you should try what other comments said, but then I saw you already replied to them

    Also, you said you are willing to lose some FPS by compositing the game to have windows on top. I want to make clear that you cannot have windows on top of the game without compositing. This is not a Linux/KDE/Wayland thing, it's just that compositing is the process that draws the windows. If this were an XBOX, so running a gaming-specific version of Windows on custom gaming specific hardware, it would still need to do compositing to draw a window on top of the game. Only something fullscreen can skip compositing, because at that point there's only one window to draw without any positioning or shading necessary. But compositing is done per display, so you could put those windows in a second monitor and still skip compositing the game.

  • This looks like a success to me. Just imagine this: replace the thicket with the enemy army, you fire one shot and the rest of the army retreats.

  • Pepsi and milk

  • Out of my ass I would say that this has to do with kde trying to optimize the full screen window by skipping compositing for it (direct scan-out, useful for e.g. gaming), of course this is not possible to do with windows on top (they have to be composited). I would have expected KDE to disable direct scan-out once you put windows on top, but maybe it doesn't.

    I recommend posting this to KDE's bugzilla, they should get in touch pretty quickly for something like this, of course recognizing and solving the issue are two entirely different things.

    But before posting, I'd suggest you do a test: you can disable direct scan-out globally by going on "display settings" and unchecking "screen tearing: allow in fullscreen windows". Try and see if the issue goes away. And make sure to mention this test and the result on the bugzilla post.

  • One time I was watching a Dorian Gray movie that came out recently with my mum (she's an English teacher, she has read Wilde) and mid movie my mum asked me "but... was the painter gay in the book as well?". And I thought that was funny how clueless she was, because the book never said he was gay, but it was strongly implied.

  • Basically half the plot of quantum break

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    Bellbearers are the worst

  • As I said in another comment. The mother itself is easy to read (charges head to spit, charges butt to spawn, points hands to dive). But the flies change direction randomly every time they bounce. Even when they die they move randomly. You might think that they just bounce in the opposite direction, but they don't.

    This fight has no business being harder than lugoli and trobbio. Definitely not for 220 stupid rosaries.

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    Broodmother is stupid

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    What don't we do for some oil

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    Must protect

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    I'm making steady progress, guys

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    Stupid clawline

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    I reached the dancers now

  • Silksong @indie-ver.se

    still stuck at last judge

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    I built a tool for managing config files

    github.com /KayJay7/copicat
  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    OMG! Trumps!

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world

    Gamepad latency of the XBOX series S controller

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Gamepad latency of the XBOX series S controller

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    How to manage configuration files

  • linuxmemes @lemmy.world

    Everything is so tiny

  • Linux Questions @lemmy.zip

    UFW: allow routing to dummy interface on only one port

    serverfault.com /questions/1184274/ufw-allow-routing-to-dummy-interface-on-only-one-port
  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev

    His man.go

  • linuxmemes @lemmy.world

    His man.go

  • memes @lemmy.world

    Miss me with that low bitrate