Random #touhou theory

Okuu (Utsusho), and Kanako’s reactor in general, are probably thermonuclear and not just nuclear:

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If in would be radioactive, Touhou heroines would be dead just from that. Thermonuclear projects that were in works irl are not radioactive, but meant to contain plasma 10 times hotter than the sun to be actually effective. Touhou doesn’t need that hot of a thing and magnetic force to contain since this reactor is half powered on Yatagarasu divine spirit contained within Okuu

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Underground sun is what Okuu and her place are often called, and thermonuclear reactions are the ones that happen in the sun

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No proper thermonuclear plant was established irl, and projects are kinda forgotten by public right now. Gensoko is just the right place for not implemented and kinda obscure or forgotten technology to exist

How people who advertising trendy tech would depict future:

Buying AI generated image as nft with bitcoin to place in a virtual metaverse room and totaly not to resell it at a bigger artificially inflated price and all of that is decentralised (not actually), random crypto stuff filled, workin on a bending screen vr iphone with 300 cameras..

How people actually think about future:

Gosh, I really hope humanity will not anighilate itself in the near future. Maybe also we will work towards helping the poor and giving proper basic human rights for folks that for some reason don't. Oh, and hope this one rare nice thing that was created will be a bigger success than previous nice unpopular things and it will be an example for the world how to make things that sucks less than modern trendy or "default" ones.

Random manga recommendation

Daily life of Kitsune-san

Cute light yuri (not many romance) webcomic about unfortunate foxgirl, her oni (japanese demon/ogre) girlfriend and colorful cast of other kenomomimi and youkai friends living their funny daily life

Contains comedy, nsfw-related jokes and some rare ecchi moments.

My groupmate was ranting that chatgpt only started to do programming task after several tries of differently giving him the same text but then worked.

But like, you reap what you sow, chatGPT just works this way on a fundamental level, giving him text as whole in one message, as one paragraph per message, and shuffling senteces without changing actual meaning - everything is a completely different output for him, and that not even mentioning seemingly using RNG (pseudo random number generator) as an additional input and having a character limit

OBS studio refused to launch today at first, but since I have expirience… I googled it, found arch package people say to install (qt6-wayland), found Fedora package with similar name (qt6-qtwayland), and ta-daah, everything is working again

Flatpak may just be the future of user apps for non-tech users despite it’s flaws, it’s a lot easier to manage one version of app in one central repository (or even in some third-party one if needed) that sandboxes most of stuff so you don’t need to think about how one specific distro has different package name for dependency and if maintainer ffed up dependencies you will not even find what you actually need to install and will wait ~1 week (on Fedora, on Arch several days but it’s breaking a lot more, on Debian-based stuff it could be a month) waiting for fix

I actually took a screenshot of university PC desktop to compare shortcuts with app availability on linux and add what I can to my project

Surprisingly, it’s ~80% open source apps and ~5% VSCode and Chrome which has open versions by community. Only Kompass 3D and Adobe acrobat are not present on linux in any way, but Kompass may work in Wine and Acrobat may be replaced with Okular for simple stuff they use it for.

I understand that they do it not from love to open source but from desire to not pay money, but it’s convenient for pitching my own linux project because Fedora has everything they need and “Russian Linux Distributions” have smaller repositories without some of this stuff