I can't see the paper on that page, just the image, is there more to it than just the image and the claim?
What snakes have they checked?
edit: I think this is really about identifying rattlesnakes, more than about identifying venomous snakes in general. There's two counterexamples on the "anal scale" page of wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anal_scale
the undivided end on an elapid venomous snake, and the divided on a colubrid
Yeah, my real issue was that I erroneously assumed
from lifxlan import LifxLAN
WOULD import the Light function, but of course, it does not, I didn't realize that when you do a from import you're just importing a single specific command and not the whole library, and just used it like it was in the examples they gave, but thank you for the comment and this community is awesome, just that you were willing to write that all that out just to help me understand is incredibly kind, thank you!
With the black box, you should do a report, the advantage of this is if you do it, and a developer actually addresses it, it'll be solved for everyone, meaning your only troubleshooting step will be waiting for an update:
https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/Bugs.html
It'd help them out too, and that's also a very likely spot to get troubleshot, as the devs are very knowledgeable.
Unfortunately the situation with nvidia is just horrible ATM because nvidia won't stop being horrible.
"I" begs to differ
it says sponsorblock in the features list:
https://github.com/InfinityLoop1308/PipePipe?tab=readme-ov-file
I give kde to the elderly and have no such issues
a note 9 with postmarketos/android dual-booting and a bigger fingerprint sensor.
They figured out the perfect phone with the note 9 and every samsung has been worse in some way since.
But wayland is actually getting development and security updates and every single X11 dev moved onto it... that's like saying we should drop electric cars for gas because there's more gas stations right now.
There's really no truth to anything you're saying here, whatsoever.
Linux is fantastic for gaming, I use it exclusively, the steam deck being a real thriving product is evidence of this.
Only core functionality should be the default, everything else SHOULD be an add-on, including remote desktop. Insane bloat is what caused X11 to fail. A fix is in the works: https://planet.kde.org/arjen-hiemstra-2023-08-08-remote-desktop-using-the-rdp-protocol-for-plasma-wayland/
Unfortunately your usecase is rare, so, there's little motivation to fix it. This isn't because everyone else "just plays around" with their computers, it's that very few people do what you do, and so it isn't considered the most important usecase, and devs care about more important things. Furthermore there's NO DOWNSIDE whatsoever to making it an add-on. This can all be worked on later, it being an add-on won't impede any progress, in fact, it'll make it EASIER to make progress, because the core protocol will be rather solid in foundation.
It's because he does things that sound cool to him and doesn't handle any of the engineering when it's too complicated and thus leaves all power to actual professionals
SpaceX does fine because he's minimally involved, as does neuralink. Tesla he's ruined through his involvement but only barely (the stupid touch-based yoke and no lidar, for example).
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1113
This issue tracker addresses everything you want resolved.
but:
I think they should use matrix