There’s a very famous one, taken by Voyager 1 in 1990. But I guess it’s also a fake. Here’s a wikipedia article about it and a link to the nasa web page explaining the mission.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_Blue_Dot

https://science.nasa.gov/mission/voyager/voyager-1s-pale-blue-dot/

Fuck you

(Don’t take it too personally nor seriously)

if( you need CUDA ){ Use Nvidia (note that OSs officially supported by CUDA often use “old” versions of linux, like Debian 12 (6.1) or Fedora 39 (6.8), I personally use Arch); } else { Use AMD, you will have less problems and it’ll probably be easier to setup; }

How to start your washing machine:

1. Feed it with honey for the bees inside.
2. Pet it until it purr.
3. …

Each entry in the database contains a language and a number of pages. I sorted all the entries by language and took the average number of pages for each of them. But it also display a major weakness, each language don’t have the same number of entries, some have thousands, others less than a hundred. I should have “normalized” the number of entry for each language and exclude languages which don’t have enough entries.

The language hasn’t been defined. I just took the language defined in the metadata of each books without processing them, so the typos and weird stuff are because the website owner or the website it take the books from have different naming convention/made typos (e.g. Japanese, Javanese).

Saw the image 0.5s, immediately recognized Hyprland, terrible traumas I had buried 1 year and 5 months ago came back, when I was trying to change the wallpaper and the wallpaper was angrily eating 169% of my CPU and RAM TwT