The Official Python 3

print("Hello World!")

[rautadim]

i think every textbook should have this

From Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms (McKay)

[rox-xstar]

call it peer4peer the way i seed them

[meowing-enby]

the set containing the empty set is so whimsical. it's my something of nothing

[python3-official]

Lying on the floor in front of you is a nondescript cardboard box. You open it to find another, smaller, but otherwise identical box. This continues for far too many boxes until you reach a box so small so struggle to tear it open with your fingernails. Inside this final, miniscule box lies... nothing, fuck you.

[electronicjester]

All of you are doing this meme wrong

[medicalmishapwaiting2happen]

About to do my steam deck shell swap. lovely interpretive art I made for the occasion

[nixos-official]

good luck! let the people know how it goes

[thememedaddy]

[xielesbian]

[ID: Tweet by Jon Bois @/jon_bois reading: level 1 idiot shit is texting a link to myself because i don't know an easier way to get it from my computer to my phone. level 44 idiot shit is hearing my phone buzz 1.5 seconds later and going "oh who's that". End ID]

[python3-official]

For large files the fastest will be one of these:

1. Local file sharing program like Warpinator

2. External drive

3. Directly connecting the two

But all of these take some setup so for small files or pieces of text I honestly just email myself.

[nophoria08]

have to mention localsend, it can handle big files fine as i transferred a 2.5gb movie to my pc in like 5mins. one of my favourite open source apps

[pearwolf]

"i want to work on a hobby but i wont because i should be doing more important things" <- person who isnt gonna do either of those

[thememedaddy]

[xielesbian]

[ID: Tweet by Jon Bois @/jon_bois reading: level 1 idiot shit is texting a link to myself because i don't know an easier way to get it from my computer to my phone. level 44 idiot shit is hearing my phone buzz 1.5 seconds later and going "oh who's that". End ID]

[python3-official]

For large files the fastest will be one of these:

1. Local file sharing program like Warpinator

2. External drive

3. Directly connecting the two

But all of these take some setup so for small files or pieces of text I honestly just email myself.

[liminalbeauty]

I'm looking up resources on how and where ai is being stuck into all microsoft and google products (and others). Does anyone have any good links I can add to what I already have? I'm making a seminar-style presentation at my local library as part of an invitation to the community to look into Linux as an alternative.

[exposedweakness]

I got the Linux user disease where you install a different distro on every piece of e-waste you own with the idea that it will now, finally, be usable again.

I have 3 separate distros, one Ubuntu, one Fedora. And now one Arch. I don’t even know how to use one well but fuck Microsoft!

(Ps: this is your sign to try out Linux if you are remotely handy and have google. Don’t go single boot till you feel confident. Guess who did that because win 11 bricked itself? ;) )

[arch-linux-official]

Only Arch

[pansylair]

A great place to donate to First Nations groups impacted by the ongoing wildfires 👇

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Also consider Mikinakoos' as they're extending support beyond their traditional service areas due to the scale of this emergency!

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[apricior]

i remember when i was a child internet safety was like "if you even hint at the country you live in, you're gonna get kidnapped and murdered", and nowadays it is encouraged or even necessary to give corporations every single personal detail if you want to use anything because if they can't sell your information they cry so hard they throw up

[python3-official]

DuckDuckGo, Signal, and NordVPN all stated they may stop serving Canada if Bill C-22 passes.

Here is a petition against Bill C-22, which I believe can be signed by both citizens and residents of Canada (it will tell you when you fill it out).

Bill C-22 requires digital service providers to retain metadata on Canadians for up to a year and disclose it to authorities, who can request it without an individual being under suspicion or investigation. Even with planned adjustments to the bill to require encryption, this still represents a massive security issue. It also represents a huge privacy concern and raises concerns over Canadian protections from unreasonable search and seizure.

Please reblog to spread the word.

[certified-anti-microsoft-posts]

Build a horrible computer!

Pick an OS

Then

Pick a platform to install it on

Then let me know what your horrible computer does.

[busybox-official]

what's everyone's current and/or favorite monospace font

[python3-official]

Cats are so complex. You try to give them attention and sometimes they're like "yeah" but then sometimes they're like "no." Incomprehensible.

[python3-official]

pacjob from a man with a large repository.

[callmezeta]

pacjob from a woman with a huge strap.... >////<

[wivrn-official]

Snapjob from someone with humongous canonicals

..actually maybe not

[mircalla]

nixjob from a woman with a huge learning curve

[nix-official]

y- you think I got curves?

[meow-nepeta]

pipjob from a girl with big wheels