Thanks for not burning us to the ground immediately😉!

Since we don’t intend to replace matplotlib, we still inherent the quicks but intend to smooth those out. For example we provide a custom gridspec that allows for 2d slicing (or linear slicing); layouts by default are flexible and sharing where it makes sense.

I do wonder, what would the alternative look like for the standard `fig, ax‘ paradigm? I am aware of plotly’s approach, but am willing to explore other options.

I agree. All I am saying that in the limit where we all use services that respect privacy and stay away from big tech, we still have a major issue that we currently don’t have a solution for and is very hard to avoid or eliminate completely.

Look into browser Finger printing. The logged out parts does not do much nowadays.

A bit sceptical of this number. Most popular games have some form of anti cheat which the game not run on Linux. Some other games sometimes have weird bugs that do not occur on windows. - source: I am on Linux 😩

my job

Will try it out, thanks!

What kind of shenanigans? And are there any alternatives that aggregates across sites?

Thangs is the only answer.

Ha! He DEMONstrated that quite well. Oh wait…

Weeeeeeeiiiirdddd

Achilles last stand - in my ass

Switched from i3 to sway to hyland. I like the virtual desktop setup and noiseless facing interaction.

looks like my mates house. Only downside I see is that you need ventilation on the mattress or it will mold.

I totally agree

Food safe epoxy would be fine I think. Don’t get the cheap stuff.

Hope you seal that bad boy up or it’s going to be a nice home for all those microorganisms.

Are there any good recs for iOS?

And so it begins

They should buy those leafblower silencers those students developed ^^

Not sure if this is true. Social media shows a very distorted view on polarization. Past research shows that the vast majority of polarising content (>95%) is generated by a vast minority of users (~6%). It is shown repeatedly that the polarization found in (online) media, differs drastically from every day felt polarization.

Literally “getting off the internet” seems like a valid strategy. I think it is more likely that .odern games hijack native reward systems more than “deep strategy games” do (whatever that means). In fact the gameplay mechanics in most games are still relatively the same, just prettier, faster running. Back in the day we couldn’t have a high FPS shooter with a lot of bang simple because the technology didn’t allow for it. Furthermore games were a niche back then as well. Now games are more mainstream and the relative group is smaller, than the mainstream group.