Notices by MortSinyx (cnx@awkward.place)

@xarvos, Excel to OOXML is like MSVC to C.

uses wot, @xarvos, excel?

@mathiasx, I've been happy @vpsfree_cz member for a couple of years.

excel

o @xarvos, fuck off thee micro shaft shill!

@xarvos and @schratze, I installed a RC light in my place and it's quite convenient since I don't have to leave my comfy bed just to turn off the light (say, reading before bed). I don't understand masochists prefer the touch screen over tactile buttons.

I wish I don't starve and it just fucked up or something

@captainepoch, WSL(1) doesn't even have Linux, it's literally GNU/NT.

@captainepoch, I pretty sure it's branded as WSL.

@steffo, it made suggon, I think.

@steffo, I think that's available in #Ligma

Annual call for de-dependency December:

Look through your works, find a library you require for a small portion of its power, or something can be implemented specifically for your project [...]: being less general, the new implementation can likely outperform the replaced public library.

Q2 2024, @VnPower? What's the name of the project, did they make their own deadline, and more importantly, why did you take a screenshot of text?

@solidsanek, teh one y'all just lost

Yes, @VnPower, I'm having half a pack of Lindt sitting on me desk right now. Unlike concentrated tea, covfefe or alcohol, more chocolatey chocolate is just more chocolatey, not unpleasant, because chocolate is a food, not a drug.

ikr @VnPower, 99% is much better

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, systemd/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, systemd plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning systemd system made useful by the vital systemd components such as systemd, systemd-journald, systemd-logind, systemd-networkd, systemdd-boot and systemd-homed, comprising a full OS as defined by systemd.

Jokes aside, @seungjin, I thought thou wert like 50-something (due to thy covfefe addiction) instead of 20- to 30-something.

@typeswitch, scripts are to record speech, and punctuation isn't just pretty decorators. It denotes pauses, changes in tones, and sometimes replacement for words or modifiers (e.g. quotation marks). Consider your own words by themselves:

grammar is about spoken language it s about how words come together to create sentences with meaning punctuation is part of writing not spoken language it s like spelling which is also not grammar & only applies to written language it s a set of conventions for how to record and transmit aspects of the spoken language using symbols it s good to recall that the spoken language comes first & is much older than writing grammar has existed for much longer than punctuation or spelling