Is there medical stuff on nextdoor? Esp if you have older patients it may help.

I can help a little. ‘Zaza’ is a new term for the marijuanas.

To train your algorithms you’ll have to do a whole bunch of manual searches at first.

In my opinion, manga read from right to left and are both singular and plural at the same time. But that’s all I know.

Also I never liked Death Note, but I liked Dragon Ball translated into French. And those were the only manga I ever read.

When this happened to me I thought OP had deleted the post and I was looking at old data.

I didn’t know there was a lock icon you could look out for.

I do not know any Turnkey, so perhaps they have some specific documentation about what to do after installing.

The first time I installed Nextcloud, I did it on bare metal in Debian, following the LearnLinuxTV guide. It went through things like how to configure the Opcache, which is one of the warnings you have. If you’re not following a guide, you’ll have to find one, or search each message individually and research a solution.

Eventually I decided to reinstall with NextcloudPi because they know a lot more about systems administration than me, and had sane defaults set for most things. My first installation had some bugs that were probably from default configurations or mistakes I made perhaps. But I’ve had a good experience with ncp.

One last thing you’ll learn while researching the messages: some may be from bugs in the software that will be solved over time with nextcloud updates. Some will have clear solutions. Some may be generalized messages arising from network instability (like if Nextcloud is trying to sync over a weak Wi-Fi signal sometimes) or a hardware problem that can be tricky to track down, but might not be important. Just make sure you are doing good backups and you’ll be fine.

The Linux Kernel has a specific one, whereby DRM doesn’t mean Digital Rights Protection, only thing I could think of.

If you changed it that makes it OC sorta. At the bare minimum it’s not a repost.

So rich

It’s not a film or TV show, but Cory Doctorow 's Little Brother series has this.

Nothing really that I can remember from my parents. I don’t think they were that comfortable with it. But my school had pretty comprehensive health education, including sex Ed. Once in 5th grade, once in middle school (I think I took it in the summer so I could take more electives during the year) and once again in high school, iirc. My college also had pretty fantastic PSAs everywhere.

I remember starting very very early elementary school, like 3rd, 4th grade, kids would ask each other if they knew what sex was, or what 69 meant, or how babies were made, when teachers couldn’t hear, but I have the impression that while some kids knew more than others, no one really knew what they were talking about.

I don’t get it either

Thanks – I’ve never been able to wrap my head around object oriented programming – it has always made more sense to me to treat the program like a script, but I think I need to learn to understand the oop paradigm if I want to make progress.

I’m pretty sure this code doesn’t have any paradigms. Let me know. https://github.com/ph818/lastfmplaylistfinder

What are you trying to do with it? I have a python where everything is in main() and there are a lot of comments

You might want to keep WiFi on, it might help you get a location fix with less battery use than just GPS;

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Ears-dropping --> eavesdropping.

Taken for granite -> for granted.

(French) Sans-blanc -> semblant.

Oh, movie line? Idk

Low-stakes banter and attention and see what is reciprocated

Intense aversion to unpreferred tasks