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Were enough people injured for it to be considered a mass shooting? I thought there was only one person who got shot.

Checking…

Yep, one person plus the shooter. I think it needs 4 injured to be considered a mass shooting for most definitions.

But they are douches anyway, they’d smile like that after any shooting that doesn’t directly hurt them.

Going to second this, its all my m2 does right now. Putting together a solution for the office with some m4s.

Its a lot of bang for the buck specifically for llm use despite being horribly overpriced otherwise.

The word “teledildonics” dates back to 1991. Danni’s Hard Drive was in 1995, Usenet groups were used to share scans of porn magazines, and anonymous ftp and gopher were used for sharing porn in the 1980s.

Oh thats not a question that I can ask online, its more face to face. With a lot of eye contact. A lot of eye contact.

Only as a long standing joke, I don’t know anyone who looked and couldn’t find it but its also not my first question to people I meet either. Its the second. And they usually walk away before I can ask.

I do like my idea of a search tool more, but if it was for the trackpoint clearly it would be for adjusting the sensitivity

Klitoris - search tool for when you just can’t find it but you know it should be there.

I mostly am just against the state having the right to kill.

But innocent people being killed is definitely a top list issue.

Yeah but CUNY and SUNY still capitalise for themselves, it really should be all caps.

Full caveat - not personally into immutable, 90% of the time I’m in Debian or a derivative. 9% arch or derivative. 1% work requirements made me have to use something else.

So I’m less making a rec on method and more commenting on this:

I’ve read that containers are preferred for development, but they aren’t persistent

They absolutely can be, thats the point of mounting volumes. I don’t want to do the same thing more than once, so whether I’m playing with something stupid at home or I’m doing something critical at work, I’m going to make a spot for any and all changes I might want to make to use it again elsewhere, without much effort. That could mean mapping a directory to a volume, setting specific variables in my compose/kompose, having a container grab data from elsewhere every time it starts, or whatever, but the parts I want persistent are, the parts I want variable are.

Keeping whether or not containers are the “right” way on an immutable distro aside, what isn’t persistent for you that should be?