Any moderation that goes beyond the content of a message in context is questionable.
Plus, some of us take pride being constantly downvoted as gadflies for challenging lack of critical thought where it's most inconvenient & unwelcome.
Moderating based on "reputation" leads to unreflective conformity hostile to the "wrong" questions.
Post needs link to source, because that image of text ain't helpful for web accessibility or digging the source for deeper context.
Images of text break much that text alternatives do not.
Losses due to image of text lacking alternative such as link:
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we can't quote the text without pointless bullshit like retyping it or OCR
Some FOSS #software is pretty darned good in some or most respects, but then you run into a sharp edge or missing battery that makes you #facepalm.
The #GIMP, besides the #problematic name, has one such. It is widely lauded for its abilities when #printing images. I don't print much in the way of photography or fine art, so it's not something I personally notice, but a lot of people swear by it.
However, if you search the web for "how to print a large #image over multiple #pages", you will find that the only way to do it is to cut the image up into separate, smaller images, and then each chunk can be printed to a page. You have to basically do this by hand (there's a function that can chop an image into pieces according to your settings, but that's it as far as automation goes), and if you want to fit the resulting pages together, you've got to make sure you preserve the DPI across multiple images, and ensure there's no overlap or missing bits, etc.
There are a ton of results for people looking for how to accomplish this, and all the replies are "You can't, do it by hand". Considering how trivial the necessary operations are for a computer, it's a #bizarre#omission.
Card from the Every little thing you do Tarot. It features a black and white drawing of a nudibranch aea slug against a backdrop of yellow mushrooms. The card is called Apprentice of Wands
It's still #Tarotember, which means people are re-designing tarot cards in various ways. This is my take on The Devil, inspiried by listening to other parents on the playground.
(I understand The Devil as a card for things that limit and constrain you. Such as peer pressure and expectations.)
Photo of two childen on swings, silhouetted against a sunset sky. The card is marked XV (which is the number for The Devil in the major arcana). There are pieces of text overlaid on the image: "You let them watch cartoons?" "MY child would NEVER..." "They need a firm hand..." "You let him wear that?" "You really let him eat that?..." "Girls shouldn't..." "You DIDN'T breastfeed?" "Have you tried lactose-free...?" "At this age they should..." "I turned out fine too."
Well guys! I did it! Linux mint on my desktop! Finally! Everything seemed like it was going swimmingly save for some minor issues. But then I ran into one: I did use stability matrix to make furry porn (very bad furry porn, don't ask) but when I tried to run it, it kept telling me it had issues with python and cuda and other ...
I still see people asking which distro to use, is it ok if they have an Nvidia card? How ready is Linux for a gamer? I have been 8 months now on Linux, it's about this hard to have an Nvidia card: click update. The way I switched was to populate the second m.2 slot on my MB and install Linux there, I chose Nobara, that way I had ...
I second that Nvidia is fine on Linux. I have an Asus gaming laptop with an Nvidia card that I use daily with no issues whatsoever, including in games (though do keep in mind some anticheat games blacklist Linux; that is not a compatibility issue, it is a conscious choice by the game makers, so not the fault of Linux). I recommend that anyone who is thinking about installing Linux checks their frequently played games on https://www.protondb.com/, and check any games they plan to buy there before purchasing them.
I'd also like to make a recommendation for a distro. If you want the easiest, practically no way to break it distro, I'd recommend Bazzite. You can select an option on download that includes the Nvidia drivers in the install so there are no extra steps to install them. It's about as easy as it gets for gaming on Linux (it even comes with Steam preinstalled!). Find it at https://bazzite.gg/. It's always what I recommend for Windows gamers thinking about switching to Linux (and choosing the KDE Plasma image bc it's more Windows-like than GNOME). The other great part is that it's immutable, so there is consistency across installs, it's much harder to accidentally break, and you can roll back to a previous version in the bootloader if anything does break. Most things a person will want to install can be found in Flathub via the Discover app (or sometimes an AppImage), so most people wouldn't really need to mess with rpm-ostree package overlays (tho they really aren't difficult, but only use them as a last resort since it often makes updates a lot slower). I personally think that atomic distros are the most newcomer-friendly option out there. They just work, and they do so consistently. Unless you mess with package overlays, your exact root filesystem will be tested before an update is pushed, and bugs that do show up will typically be found quickly and fixed quickly due to the fact that the same bug will likely happen for everyone else (the exception is hardware-based or firmware-based issues, of course).
Just my 2 cents, having switched to Bazzite after over a decade on Linux, from Linux Mint, to Ubuntu, Manjaro, Arch, Void, Fedora Workstation, and Fedora Kinoite.
Fascist bootlickers call Piefed a CIA op and thought policing because [checks notes] it has admin tools for checking upvote/downvote reputation
Nvidia driver issues...
Well guys! I did it! Linux mint on my desktop! Finally! Everything seemed like it was going swimmingly save for some minor issues. But then I ran into one: I did use stability matrix to make furry porn (very bad furry porn, don't ask) but when I tried to run it, it kept telling me it had issues with python and cuda and other ...
I have an Nvidia GPU, can I game on Linux?
I still see people asking which distro to use, is it ok if they have an Nvidia card? How ready is Linux for a gamer? I have been 8 months now on Linux, it's about this hard to have an Nvidia card: click update. The way I switched was to populate the second m.2 slot on my MB and install Linux there, I chose Nobara, that way I had ...