Hmm, can I RegEx this?
[\s-]AI[-,\.\s]
This is assuming it’s not at the start of the article.
EDIT: Thinking about it 2 more seconds, this might actually be more precise:
[\W_]AI[\W_]
Doing more, like \WAI would filter words like “ailment”. Haven’t found a word matching AI\W yet, but I’m careful atm.
TL/DR it’s about boulding software yourself. I’m describing the process and my thoughts.
Alright, everything downloaded, let’s build this software. Oh, it fails because… wait a second, what does this mean? Okay, so I’m missing a component. This component is in - well, I don’t know. This post here - no, that’s about coding. The second thread is coding too. Oh, the third one helps. Okay, so I need to install this package.
Nice, the error message changed. Now I go through the whole loop again and - no, the post didn’t help at all, I still have the same problem.
[some hack later that I never remember]
So, the next thing - great, I cannot install it because of some incompatibility with another thing I’d like to keep on my system.
[solution differs here]
Oh, of course I don’t have everything yet, why would I? So I’m missing - nothing, the library is literally right there in this package that’s already installed, but the compiler is too stupid to find it. What’s wrong with you!?
I give up.
That’s the procedure most times when I have to compile something on Debian and there’s no prerequisites list. Dependency problems can obviously happen on Arch, but it’s not 7 iterations, it’s more like 2. Or I use an AUR Script and don’t care.
EDIT: I now see that I am repeating myself a little.
My main reason is, it’s not a dependengy hell. If I want to build software, I don’t have to go through 5 iterations of being told something is missing, figuring out what that is (most annoying part), installing that and retrying. On Arch-based distros, it’s 2 or less, if it even happens.
Also, AUR.
Other points include
My installs never broke either, so it doesn’t feel unstable to me.
I like it more than ther distros because
OnePlus 5, bought used in 2019, LineageOS 22.2/Android 15. Has a jack.
When I get a new phone, I’ll probably use a dongle.
This is one of the reasons why I still only use wired headphones.
I have installed all of those Sims games at one point. It works fine. Mods work without any problems as well.
Lutris will help you for the most part.
I think for Sims 3, I specifically had to use Lutris 7.2 as the runner (IIRC, I have to check again). It didn’t work with other versions. I will verify this when I’m home.
I did the most setup for Sims 3 (there is a whole guide for performance). I don’t remember details too well, but it’s still set up I think, so you can go ahaed and ask questions
Minecraft runs native, for Steam games you can see protondb.com
I’d be worried a bit about the Nvidia GPU. But since I have no experience with them, someone else should give you advice on this.
Genuine question, how precise do you need the time to be? Maybe you actually need precise readings for something. I figured that “on the 5 min marker”, “slightly before/behind the 5 min marker” and “in the middle of two 5 min markers” is precise enough for me. And I see a hand at these positions faster than reading numbers.
I think for precise readings (eg. entering the time I start working), the speed is the same for me, but obviously I didn’t test this.
I also think looking at the time but still not knowing what time it is a few seconds later happens less on an analog clock.
I don’t know how much personal preference influences this though.
He had earplugs.
- “Irl, you need to touch things to grab them”
*proceeds with a video pointing out the very obious*
I love this bit so much!