Heh, indeed I wrote a proper code to calculate the day, it’s called Zeller’s congruence and feels like magic.
Heh, indeed I wrote a proper code to calculate the day, it’s called Zeller’s congruence and feels like magic.
What algorithm did you use?
Thank you!
Just a calendar to hang on the fridge. To be fair, my main reason for doing it was to see if it’s possible. Do you have any other use cases in mind?
It doesn’t currently, don’t know if it’s possible like that. But you can input your own holidays, which is what I did for the screenshots.
I have no idea why you would use a pen to turn pages???
Because the pen can be held in the other hand which can be anywhere - you turn the page with a click of a button. And the pen doesn’t have to be anywhere near the screen. After a few hours of reading you can feel the difference between having your hand in a natural position and forcing it in a position to be able to turn the pages.
So, as mentioned in the post, I, an admin of lemmings.world, have reviewed the claims to the best of my abilities over the last few days and everything seems legit.
Note that you should still be cautious when sharing information like that and especially if you share information about your darknet activities, always use Tor or something that anonymizes you the same or better.
Aren’t they still considered the best?
Exactly that! Wish I knew I had this condition in high school when I was forced to read The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. It was a torture I’d happily pass.
There were some recent studies that early childhood trauma can cause it, which would explain why I suffer from aphantasia. Or I’m “lucky” to just inherit the bad genes.
And funny enough, my partner also has hyperphantasia.
A random thought, one thing that recently occurred to me, I often forget were I’ve placed things, that’s because usually people just picture where they’ve seen them. At least my partner does that.
Read on about WUBI, it’s outdated, but perhaps you can adapt it to your use-case.
Ah, the nostalgia, WUBI is how I installed my first distro.
P.S. Your “Anti Commercial-AI license” doesn’t really do anything.
Not the same thing, I’m pretty sure something like that is in almost any language, but here it’s the official word for male masturbation, not some niche word that’s not really used much.
I know the story and you’re right, it’s pretty dumb how it’s used.
In my language, onanování is masturbating. And onan is a mild insult insinuating that someone wanks a lot.
Isn’t any math operation involving NaNs also a NaN? At least that’s my gut feeling.
The problem with that is the censoring model which is sometimes way too eager, detecting even perfectly SFW stuff as NSFW.
I use the NSFW version myself and then put nsfw, nude
in the negative prompt, thus I have no NSFW images and no false positives.
I think I’ve explained quite well already, but again, many vendors, like Samsung, kill any background jobs before they have a chance to run. No matter what technology you use, it will get killed. The only thing that doesn’t get killed is an exact alarm that’s allowed to wake your phone from sleep. Everything else will get killed on Samsung. Including periodic alarms and including work manager, periodic or not.
I have no idea what the rest of your message is even talking about, I don’t have any WallpaperService, I don’t do any of what you mention, so I don’t quite understand why are you even talking about it.
In conclusion, further discussion on this topic is unnecessary because you seem to be rambling on and on about stuff that’s not at all related to why the battery optimization exception is needed. It’s not because of stock Android, but because of other vendor’s flavors of Android.
There’s a history screen, you can click the Open in HordeNG button which should fill all the parameters in a separate app where you can generate them again.
Edit: I’ll be providing the option to save all generated wallpapers in a folder of your choosing in a future update.
Looks interesting, but I’m biased against anything that has Mediatek inside, so it’s gonna be a no from me.
You don’t seem to understand that the job will be killed before it’s even triggered. Like the scheduled job will not run at all.
Isn’t that relatively old news? I’ve been using them in Symfony for a few years, already.