Phrasing on that headline. 😂

I saw this quote a while back “if you only make code that works in chrome you aren’t a web developer, you are a google developer.”

I wonder if someone is using it to run a remote play server? I’ve thought about doing that a couple times.

I use Ubuntu, I’ve used Arch, Debian, Fedora, Pop and many others too. I use Ubuntu because all my hardware works out of the box. Snaps are inoffensive imo. I have just as many issues with abandoned debs or flatpaks and I usually just use whatever package is more maintained.

The most annoying thing about Ubuntu is how slow the packages are sometimes to make it to a release.

If all the places are “orange man bad”… maybe there is a reason. 🤔

We’ve attempted this twice now… too many people are addicted to twitter and won’t quit, they are addicted to the twitter drama, no matter how bad the disinformation and hate speech get.

Women are the most vulnerable in the world and the most vulnerable in the world are the the most vulnerable in the world world and

It keeps looping. 🤔

Remember when Trump was trying to tell secret service to let people in with guns because they were “his people” 😏

Doo it!

This is easy, CTRL+A, Delete

Problem solved.

I find the tech interesting, but the rush to commercialize it was a bad idea. It’s not ready yet, total uncanny valley.

I live in Indiana and every year our national primaries are useless. All the nominees are determined by May and it leaves me with zero enthusiasm by that point.

So long-term it did not resolve my issue. I also tried updating pipewire using PPA repositories. still have the issue.

It wasn’t incredibly detailed. I guess we wait for benchmarks

I’m curious how this might affect game performance. Am I going to play with it turned off all the time?

its been 2 hours and no issues… looks like it might have solved it. 🤞

It’s incredibly messed up that the thing that ensures we get a good candidate in US politics is bags of money. It’s almost like the system might have some glaring problems.

just did pipewire, we shall see.

I just installed last week, could that really be messed up already?

I think it all remains to be seen, Apple was very specific in their wording about privacy, probably BECAUSE they saw what happened to Microsoft. We didn’t see any live demos and I am still a bit skeptical that it will work that well.

A key difference in how Apple is doing it though, is that it only exposes necessary data as context to an LLM request. Whereas Microsoft was capturing and training on everything.

I don’t have an iPhone 14 so luckily I can’t test this day one, I will wait for reviews and security researchers to look it over.