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AI policySHORK 486 itself, SHORK Utilities and SHORK Entertainment are developed under a no LLM-generated code or documentation policy. PR requests that contain contributions from an LLM bot or are obviously LLM-generated/vibecoded will be denied. I cannot vouch this for third-party bundled software, or that the tutorials I'm learning from and sources I'm reading weren't influenced by LLM content unbeknownst to me, but I will do my best to recognise such and ensure this doesn't affect the things I control. Even considering locally-trained models or limiting LLM usage to speeding up repetitive tasks (etc.), my wish is for the SHORK family to be a human-made project.
What about T2SDE
snippet from OP provided urlQuoteAI policy my wish is for the SHORK family to be a human-made project.
AI policy my wish is for the SHORK family to be a human-made project.
Where-abouts are the iso files or usable builds to put this SHORK on a floppy?
Notice & disclaimersBuilding SHORK 486Running build.sh directly for natively building SHORK 486 will automatically perform several tasks on the host computer and operating system, including enabling 32-bit packages (Debian), installing prerequisite packages, modifying PATH, and creating some environment variables. I would advice you review what the script does to ensure it does not conflict with your existing configuration. Consider Dockerised building to minimise impact to your host operating system.Running clean.sh will delete everything build.sh has downloaded, created or generated; the build and images directories and their contents. If you have made any manual changes to anything inside those directories, they will be lost when running this shell script.
so you can see how T2SDE is build. And being used, you have too see some streams to get whats about the T2SDE teori.
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