Yes, sure, you have a huge software package with its own share of CVEs, you are used billions of times a day and likely have patched just about everything you can, and millions of users can … that’s exactly like every other software project on the planet, good job.
Agreed, additionally, reusable products count towards sustainability, or at least I’d like to think it helps some.
Anthropic lies almost about everything too … weird
What an annoying way to watch a trailer
The only eye colour is brown, anybody without brown eyes is a pigment of someone else’s imagination.
Just remember that that the Micro is Microcomputer in Microcomputer Software, and then it’s okay
Why not both?!
I didn’t know that was a thing, genius!
Accept all with Cookie Auto delete, best of both annoying worlds
So instead of opening in Firefox Focus, it’ll open in Firefox Focus, changing nothing other than being unwrapped, that’s about as useless as a feature could be, good catch though, didn’t realize it only happened when embedded, guess Firefox Focus should not be used as your default browser.
You’re not wrong, I personally didn’t even like Kimmel, but money walks, and I hope it still has some speech left to it.
They’re just trying to make AI sound successful, just like the overlords want them to.
I wonder if these guys know that without competition, companies tend to stagnate innovation and instead only focus on profits…
Certainly seems like you could make a udev rule to do something along these lines, I know you can execute specific commands /w udev, whether or not you can enable or disable a system service or whatever, I dunno, guess you could always execute a custom start script before WM that decides which WM to start
Amazon stuff looks like a copy of Moon Cutipol
Yeah, I am thinking about getting one of those too, but I’m probably going to wait for the next generation before I buy one.
Unless they have a flash sale before the next release ;-)
I’ve shopped around for a 12+ hour Linux laptop, I think you should wait a little while to pull that trigger, Qualcomm isn’t exactly great /w Linux, RISC is currently tripping on its own laces and people just aren’t interested in making this kind of thing exactly, yet.
I’m guessing that in a few years a lot is going to change with low power laptops that can still compute efficiently.
I have a 5 year old laptop that when I set it to highest efficiency can get almost 4 hours as long as I’m not doing 200 things, which is fine most of the time.
Plus I’ve read in a bunch of places that putting standard Linux on Chromebooks is way more complicated than it ought to be, so I’m not sure I’d pull the trigger on that without first researching the specific laptop you’re looking into.
Not that I’ve tried personally, just the Internets.
Weird how “AI” still isn’t magical…