English is weird. It can be understood through tough thorough thought, though
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Gyoza/potstickers/dumplings
I will inhale plates of em and the time it takes to wrap em made me both appreciate the food more and appreciate the premade ones so much more
The scout's voice actor (Nathan Vetterlein) used to be super active, but a few years ago he said he'd be going on an "indefinite break" while he focused on other goals he had in life (presumably to do more than just be the "TF2 scout guy").
His linked in currently says he's working as a principle game designer at Wizards of the Coast
https://youtu.be/L_k9yb0kGgU?t=149
But I agree, with the other voice actors getting together and doing all these fun projects it would be awesome to see him again
You might be interested in https://inworld.ai/origins , a detective game where all the characters can be interviewed in natural language and respond with AI. They seem to be doing a pretty good job so far
With such lines as
If it has to be Christmas for you to be nice
You're an asshole
If you think the season is the reason
You're a piece of shit
And calling people spineless if they can only make a change for the better if it's New Year's and hints that so much of the holiday just appearances
Blokada 5 has been very nice to me, no root, and doesn't use much battery (android tells me 4% after a full day). Only downside is that it counts as a VPN connection, so if you want to connect to another VPN you have to turn it off temporarily.
Otherwise definitely Firefox with ublock origin
Semantle is pretty fun. For every word you guess it tells you how semantically similar it is to the secret word.
You get unlimited guesses, so there's no shame in throwing words at the wall and seeing what sticks
There's ListenBrainz, the open MusicBrainz version of last.fm
You can even hook up tachiyomi to your home stuff through something like komga as another source
Well shit. That hit deep.
Thank you.
Funny enough, that's a feature of GitHub copilot: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/github-copilot#_generate-git-commit-messages
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/write-your-git-commits-with-github-copilot/
Reminds me of https://neal.fun/speed/
But that does position rather than rotation
Ack librefm completely slipped my mind
AFAIK they're two separate projects for the same/similar goal. I know ListenBrainz has a recommendation system, but it might still be in it's early days
I let syncing run in the background all the time, the app has a ton of settings to configure when it runs so it respects battery/data usage
Android reports the app has used less than 1% of my battery in the last 19 hours
Haven't tried it personally, but this might work: https://github.com/zelikos/davincibox
Basically, instead of creating a fedora distrobox and installing davinci resolve in there, this is a pre built image that has all the dependencies and such ready to go.
I have no idea, but that would be pretty cool
The PDF multitool I've been using is Stirling-pdf, which has support for adding/removing passwords
Funny enough, I also learned about this tool from a previous edition of this newsletter haha
Not xkcd in this case
https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/08/25/a-very-comprehensive-and-precise-spec/