Paul Sutton @zleap@qoto.org
Interested in Technology, Science, Chemistry, Education, Fediverse, GNU/Linux and free software.
Joined Mar 2020
I would rather just remove windows and install Linux
Paul Sutton
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“Children who do survive this war will not only bear the visible wounds of traumatic injuries, but the invisible ones too: Those of repeated displacements, constant fear and witnessing family members literally dismembered before their eyes. These psychological injuries have led children as young as five to tell us that they would prefer to die."
MSF’s Secretary General Christopher Lockyear
Trojans Training 25/2/2024
Torbay Trojans Training
Anyone over 18 is welcome as we are an Adult team. Let's keep building #AlwaysTrojan
Date : Sunday 25th February 2024
Time : 10am to 13:00
Location; Foxhole Field, Bellfield Road, Paignton
@lauren is
UK is switching to digital and depreciating land lines, are we looking at the seeds of a similar problem here.
Update
I did a search and it seems Vinegar (another Roblox wrapper) is better, I have
installed this and it works, seems faster too.
Surely it is time the USA stopped trying to be the world fixer and start to work with the UN to find a solution that everyone can work with.
Roblox on Linux Mint 21.3
Up until 20/2 roblox was working fine on my Linux Mint system, on 21/2 it stopped working, I have made a blog post below which may make sense to someone out there.
https://www.personaljournal.ca/paulsutton/grapejuice-error
As Roblox is a windows executable, I am using grapejuice, which I think is some sort of wrapper using wine so that Roblox works on Linux (or in my case Linuxmint)
There is some info here
https://devforum.roblox.com/t/grapejuice-easily-run-roblox-on-linux/262949
I am making this post as another pair of eyes and expertise may shed some light on why it has suddenly just stopped working. It runs, I get a dialogue up to say it is loading, this then vanishes. I have also run the command (output shown on post too) in the terminal so the output can be displayed, I just can't see much other than the one error.
Thanks for any help.
This is 2024, Measles is preventable with Vaccines.
@freemo Good to see the server back up after the upgrade, great work.
Paul Sutton
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17 February 1901 | A Polish Jew, Lejzer Perez Blum, was born in Gorlice. He was a merchant.
In Auschwitz from 12 December 1941.
No. 24277
He perished in the camp 8 days later.
#Auschwitz #Birkenau #Holocaust #Shoah #Jews #history #Germany #otd
@BeatlesLyricsB
I'm happy just to dance with you
From A Hard day's night Album, 1964
"Do their children have tablets?!"
I was thinking the same question, I guess as tablets are bigger they are not as convenient to carry around as a smartphone. But the same apps on Phones, tablets, desktops make people contactable 24/7 in some way.
Paul Sutton
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Mostly offline today, teaching Wilderness First Aid. Have a great Saturday all!
Paul Sutton
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I don't want cheap beer.
I want a family doctor
I want a public health office that is concerned with...public health
I want affordable rents
I want well-funded education for all
I want special education supports for those kids that need it
I want paid sick days
I want Emergency rooms open and functioning every day
I want our seniors well cared for
I want our green spaces left as they are
#DougFord #priorities #ontario @onpoli #cdnpol
Paul Sutton
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Paul Sutton
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‘It went nuts’: Thousands join UK parents calling for #smartphone-free childhood - https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/feb/17/thousands-join-uk-parents-calling-for-smartphone-free-childhood some parents clearly don't understand children...
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This is what #globalwarming looks like if you remove the effect of El Niño, volcanic eruptions and solar activity.
The author is a professional statistician with much experience in climate data analysis. The method is described here: https://tamino.wordpress.com/2024/02/16/adjusted-global-temperature-data/
Good idea
Paul Sutton
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Public transit timetables should be open data, published in an internationally standardised format.
That way, instead of each region having its own route planner, maintained separately and with varying quality, we could have a large choice of route planners (even offline ones) that work in a large region.
Interested in Technology, Science, Chemistry, Education, Fediverse, GNU/Linux and free software.
Joined Mar 2020
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