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@FaheemMitha It is all a big string :D

That remembers me that I should update one of my lua plugins for mpv

@FaheemMitha Err, click the arrow to see what message I'm responding to :)

@FaheemMitha Read this wiki.mozilla.org/Project_Fission it may help to pin point the culprit

> You are about to close 19 windows with 2768 tabs. Tabs in non-private windows will be restored when you restart.

I... uh... just kinda add more ram

What are you trying to achieve?

Breast cancer

I wonder if it's because there's more awareness

@FaheemMitha "small changes SE could make that would improve things"

Yeah, answers labels is not one of them

@terdon That's the more unuseful thing ever. I don't need to know that it works for X or Y version, I need to know that if it works for me. If it doesn't then that's a downvote.

@terdon That doesn't explain how it is better. This is labeling for labeling sake.

We've already gotten rid of the version tags for questions, adding them for answers is a step back.

@terdon Do you have a crystal ball? You seem to be saying that this feature is only useful in hindsight, after you answer the question.

@terdon Again, what this changes for the better? Nothing. You can achieve the same effect by saying "Debian 7 and earlier needs to be done this way, later versions that way"

This is again a misfeature. Its stated goals are not addressed by the feature itself in a way that logically needs addressing (it's claimed to help with obsolete answers, while obsolete answers just need an edit that updates them instead).

@StephenKitt No, I don't think that version tags are going to help at all with anything, be it users, askers or answerers. The manual is just including the link whenever relevant and doesn't affect the nominal flow of the answer. It's something that can be included organically.

@StephenKitt While I generally agree, sometimes the manual itself is difficult to parse or address the issue indirectly.

@StephenKitt I really doubt that.

@StephenKitt RTM :D

@StephenKitt Well, you can't fix that.

@StephenKitt I would write that as "enable the Debian backports on your system and install these packages"

@StephenKitt Personally, I check my answers whenever someone interacts with them in case it needs a refresh.

@StephenKitt Nothing prevents you from using your crystal ball today ;)

Or an answer that works on every version?

@StephenKitt Maybe edit to add the new solution on top?

Since we removed version specific tags, we might want an opt-out of this feature

The link itself is probably a meeting.

BTW, jitsi is probably preventing you from joining without the mic and then complaining that you have problems with it. Which is unlike other solutions (gmeet) that allows you to join with whatever you have.

webapps.se?

I somehow managed to get a buffer overflow from the kernel itself

@AndrasDeak Students have problems knowing what is a file and a directory.

Mmm... naughty >:D

But TLA's are awesome.

You need to improve your KUWA Faheem

Nah, its at 00, but the job is done in batch

I was waiting for it

Yeah, that has to happen

@JeffSchaller Careful, it may introduce other problems :D

It says that they don't know either.

After like two pages I found a canada health article gov.nl.ca/covid-19/vaccine/astrazeneca-covishield-information

@FaheemMitha No, I can't find anything that isn't for or from india

Interesting, I can only find articles for the indian market about blood clots and covidshield

@FaheemMitha Extremely rare blood cloth issues. They already figured out what condition is that causes that reaction. Don't remember what it was.

@FaheemMitha Every vaccine fulfills the same purpose: preventing hospitalizations and deaths

@FaheemMitha Have you checked out linode.

The one that they offered.

A single box with 64c/128t can have thousands of vm's

@FaheemMitha No, that they bill you an arm and a leg despite overselling the hardware.