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can you run it in a container?

I loved LiteSTEP! It was the only thing that kept me sane on the work machine I was stuck using at the time

Win2k was the last one I was excited about.

I made the mistake of hitting from stage 1 an `emerge world` on a Pentium 3 (I think? P4 at the very best) with a full Open Office and Firefox selection.

No idea how long it would take.

One week later I finally saw my new desktop!

I learnt a hell of a lot with Gentoo - only had a dvd and the magazine it came with stepping through the stage 1 install process. No internet connection to search for answers when things went wrong. Not my current daily driver but definitely some good memories!

No Linux support :'(

Even moreso:

> Please note that these limits may vary depending on Claude’s current capacity.

Fine for the free tier of course, but not great for the paid version.

Since you work there, can you ask that they are more transparent with exactly what you are paying for with a "pro" subscription?

Currently you are apparently paying for:

- Everything in Free - Use Claude 3 Opus and Haiku - Higher usage limits versus Free - Create Projects to work with Claude around a set of docs, code, or files - Priority bandwidth and availability - Early access to new features

But what are the usage limits? Higher than free by how much?

Having an invisible limit on a paid product really rubs me the wrong way. Maybe some rate-limiting after a certain amount would be better than a hard cutoff, but even then I'd like to know what the limit is before I pay, not when I accidentally hit it in the middle of something important.

If you can't free-hand a FLOTN then you should probably go back to school to learn basic geometry. They are as easy to sketch as HECTANBIEs for crying out loud!

I didn't have to click on the link to know what this would be. Love the D Generation and the Late Show.

Truly champagne comedy.

same here.

For someone who doesn't have an openai account, what can this do?

I'm in a similar boat. Thankfully you can often use an internet cache to view the contents (this doesn't help Reddit out, which would defeat the purpose of the protest).

I've done this for a few coding things that I needed an answer fast. It does show how much will be lost if things don't improve, but like you I didn't want to fuel Reddit in any way (assuming the sub is even open anyway).

Is this basically the accounts section of ERPNext? If not, what is the difference? I'm considering ERPNext for a small home business I'm starting up, but accounts are something I've never really delved into much beyond a few attempts at personal budget tracking in the past.

I'm in the early stages of starting a small home business and came across ERPNext which has what appears to be a pretty solid accounting section. Anyone else here used that?