This week feeling like that fr. Tuesday work isn’t over yet and I’m already in need of a weekend, and the rest of the week ain’t looking easy sailing either.

Oh well, just gotta lock in brother

Yeah, sorry for the source. Saw it multiple times but couldn’t find an official or better source, seems like at the time it was just mentioned by Nico during an interview.

I… might have cursed Kimi’s car. Was watching the race with my mom and explaining to her that this guy leading the championship hasn’t lost any race due to major car failure while pretty much everyone else has. Not even a minute later his car dies lmao

Finally, a non-Mercedes winner to spice things up on the championship! That VSC and pit stop timing for Lewis was just perfect, coming out exactly in front of Russell, amazing.

Audi once again giving us hope but reliability is still one of their enemies. Man, seeing that Hulkenberg pit stop not moving was just sad, was hoping for some points today with those good starting positions.

Sadism-Masochism obviously.

Though he probably meant the active aero’s Straight Mode

Same here. These feel like I’m reading Pop Team Epic: short comics full of insane humor and weird nonsense; been waiting for a new translated chapter of that manga for ages, but these comics fill up that gap just right, absolutely love them.

That high tire degradation sure is going to spice things up, other than that, pretty much a regular practice session. Looking forward to what happens on qualy and race

I don’t get what’s going on your comics sometimes, but I do really like reading each new one you post. Appreciate the absolute insanity going on in all of them.

Aw man, finally some Audi points in a while and now it’s just gone with the 10 sec penalty on hulkenberg. I can see why they gave him that but damn. Such good pace they had on practice and Q1.

Also the reason for any Aston Martin points this season being the race being a total clusterfuck is so funny lmao

Albon certainly felt a sting from Piastri on that Canada GP, pretty fitting I guess 😉

Thanks for sharing your experience with it! I’ll give it a try soon then, since it seems very safe given what yours and other replies have told me.

For sure google knows about these projects, it doesn’t take longer than a few minutes of research to find it. It seems similar to Microsoft’s situation with activation, they obviously know about it, but the risk of false positives or loss of convenience screwing regular users is not worth recovering the value lost to a few mod users.

Hold on, the files for Caine’s and Bubble’s AI are written in lisp! Pretty nice detail they added there, since LISP was commonly used in early AI developments. Didn’t notice it before.

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Now that you mention it, I think I’ve experienced something similar. At least I have seen way more old videos I’ve watched before as recommendations. Seems like a YouTube issue then

Thanks! That’s what I wanted to know. Will give it a shot later.

The recommendation thing sounds interesting, might have to do with morphe removing some tracking which throws off the recommendation algorithm.

Still not beating VCARB for the worst F1 team name, but sure this is getting close

Thanks, I already had microg (otherwise it would let me launch morphe), just wanted to make sure I wouldn’t have any issues. Seems fine, will give it a try later.

Has anyone used Morphe with a google login? I’ve been trying it without one and seems good enough, but still want access to my subs and watch list. Just want to know if its ok to use with your google account, or does it trigger google in some way that might end up restricting or blocking your account?

toplevel-tag support finally, yay! I’ve been wanting to use it in window rules to fix some windows that don’t go into floating mode properly and title isn’t good enough to target them. Been waiting for it for months.

I used Zed for a few months a while ago. It feels quite fast, good extension availability even for how new it was, and offered a comparable experience to VSCode, but without the bloat. Sadly it quickly started going down the AI editor/LLM infested route and most development went into that, meaning actual fixes and improvements were getting slower (part of my reason for leaving it). It also introduced a few unwelcome changes to their ToS, starting the forks you see today. But overall it was a pretty nice editor, it gets out of the way and lets you focus on work instead of tinkering.

Had to stop using it due to an intense graphical flickering when running on Sway that took way too long to fix, so I switched back to neovim while waiting for a fix and just stayed there.