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@afreytes If you're just trying it, go for the flatpack. Once you know you like it, you can put in the effort to work out a better install method.

@catsalad Yes, I am definitely a smoking-hot 30-year-old Raelee Hill wearing a metal half-mask shaped to fit Paul Goddard and not an overweight, white boy in his 40s not looking forward to temperatures hitting the same number today.

@Luminex Just the one, but I also have 100% of my instance's accounts...

@catsalad That cat was 90% fur, now it's only 75%. At least they left them a tail tuft.

Are most people really not able to tell an AI narrated video or do they just not care? (a recent entry to a set of questions I have that are broadly described as "Asshole or stupid?")

@argv_minus_one @MelissaBearTrix Red and Green are the most common colourblindness, I've heard people with that kind rely on the position of the lights (top/bottom or left/right) rather than the colour. Yellow shouldn't be too bad because it should show up a lot brighter than the other two, but I agree that green should be more blue (and in some countries it is). Violet wouldn't be great because our eyes are much less sensitive that far over in the spectrum.

Oh, look, KDE's spectacle screenshot program can do screen recordings.

I really like this filament.

So far, so good. Only 2/3 more to go.

This might very well be the tallest thing I've ever printed, but it's also quite wide, significantly increasing the chances of a print failure. I'm using a delta printer which means its accuracy decreases the further it is from the center. I would have liked to give it a wider base but, alas, design constraints precluded that. I don't like using supports, so I've specifically designed it to avoid overhangs, but I may end up needing some if it detaches. #3DPrinting