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[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 months ago

which I'm assuming most of you boomers are

Guilty as charged chomsky-yes-honey

[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 months ago

Against all odds, I think I managed to unfuck my WSL1 Ubuntu install after the failed upgrade. I fixed the scary Python errors when running apt by pointing the Python symlinks back to the expected version instead of the new one (learned a new apt command for this one: update-alternatives) and copying a more specifically-named library file to apt_pkg.so. The other apt errors were taken care of by deleting a hook that was trying to use snapd (something WSL1 doesn't support), doing the ol' apt --fix-broken install, and then creating a mysterious file in /etc/apt/preferences.d so I could use apt dist-upgrade to downgrade all my packages back to the distro repository versions. StackOverflow, you are a merciful god.

I'm not super confident that it's not going to shit the bed at some point due to an introduced weakness or dependency issues this might've introduced, which is something I can only discover through future use, but at least it's not throwing errors constantly. This proves just how much I never want to nor should be allowed to be a sysadmin, jfc. Also, goddamn, was this ordeal not even remotely worth it for stubbornly trying to avoid using Docker to compile a piece of software I was mildly interested in that doesn't distribute precompiled binaries.

[–] [email protected] 9 points 2 months ago (1 children)
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In a moment of impulsivity I tried to do a version upgrade of my WSL1 Ubuntu install so I could get a newer version of a package that I needed (even though there was a little voice in my head that said, "Wait...wasn't there a reason we didn't do this before?") but it failed spectacularly and now it's still reporting that it's on the original version but it's completely borked catgirl-flop Gonna try to salvage it, but I'll probably end up having to just start from scratch. We had a good run, I guess...

[–] [email protected] 10 points 2 months ago

https://theonion.com/report-make-it-stop-1839364957/

EVERYWHERE—Claiming that they just couldn’t stand this bullshit anymore, Americans across the country confirmed Friday that someone, anyone needs to please, just make it stop. “Please, please, please, we’re begging you here, just put an end to it immediately,” said sources, noting that it had all gone way, way too far and they would do almost anything for even a few glorious minutes of respite. “We’re on our hands and knees, pleading with you to make it all go away once and for all. What’s it going to take? Jesus Christ, just stop it! Stop it right now!” At press time, sources confirmed that they knew deep down it was never going to stop.

[–] [email protected] 8 points 2 months ago

Tfw you're having a nice dream where you're at a big gathering with friends and family and then suddenly you realize, "Oh fuck, I'm not wearing a mask," and then you panic internally about COVID for the rest of it catgirl-flop

[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 months ago (1 children)

Mega mega THREAD THREAD FrogPog

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 months ago

Finally got caught up on Rock is a Lady's Modesty (11/13 episodes) and I'm enjoying it well enough, but I'm not sold on it as a music anime. I think it's the same reason I didn't really enjoy Your Lie in April: it feels like a sports anime wearing a music anime's clothing. There's nothing wrong with sports anime—Chihayafuru is one of my all-time favorite shows—but music is really important to me, so if the show goes in-depth about how people engage with music and it feels inauthentic, it really takes me out of it. It's clear that effort has been put into authenticity in the music itself and the animation, since they did motion capture of Band-Maid actually playing the songs, but the writing feels off, especially when they're just throwing out jargon randomly. I'd be curious to hear from anyone who's actually played in rock/metal/punk bands, though.

There's plenty of shows I've enjoyed that have music as a theme but focus more on the interpersonal stuff that I've enjoyed, such as K-On!, Girls Band Cry, and Bocchi the Rock!. But as far as music shows go, I doubt anything will ever hold a candle to Hibike! Euphonium. Truly a love letter to band geeks the world over.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 months ago (2 children)

VTuber postingLooks like Niji privated Twisty's accounts, so I assume the termination announcement is incoming packwatch I got bad vibes from her from the beginning. There's nothing inherently wrong with cringe comedy, but she really harshed the vibes in a lot of collabs. More importantly, she said some very sus stuff even in the few hours total that I watched of her right after debut that reeked of channer, which was completely borne out by the recent leak. Feel awful for her genmates...they drew a bad enough hand as it was with the timing of their debuts, and they really stood beside her during all of her difficulties.

Unrelated, but apparently the would-be shooter at the Nashville No Kings protest was a fan of Kirsche and Pippa surprised-pika-messed-up Kirsche is just VTuber Asmongold, but as far as Pippa goes, who could have possibly predicted that using Nazi dogwhistles on stream might attract an unsavory audience?

(if for some reason you're still reading this and you have no idea who I'm talking about, I'm sorry for exposing you to even more dumb streamer shit. I mean, even if you do, I'm still sorry! Streamer news is basically a guaranteed cognitohazard. I just needed to vent a bit.)

In more uplifting news, Hololive Justice 3D debut at the beginning of August yippeeeeeee! I am not ready for Autofister in 3D. Also looking forward to Niji Hopcon at Anime Impulse next month...hoping for more Enna peak.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 months ago

I cropped it to a smaller square (without the extra padding) and made it indexed so it's 5.3x smaller without any quality loss

[–] [email protected] 38 points 2 months ago (3 children)

Damn, this guy just doesn't know when to quit...

also

His latest return to the political stage — this time for a City Council seat that covers Union Square and the East Village — pits him against state lawmaker Harvey Epstein, whose name’s unfortunate proximity to convicted sex offenders Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein inspired a “Saturday Night Live” bit, along with a handful of other low-key candidates.

lmao

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