And yet, if you do that to your girlfriend, people have issues. Double standard here, people! Double standard!

My Windows Computer Just Doesn’t Feel Like Mine Anymore.

Aww.

If you love it, set it free!

Did you get the special chloroform-infused masks? I hear they’re the only ones that do the job properly.

That said, the LLM isn’t running an array of bonus functions like breathing and wondering why you said that stupid thing to your Aunt’s cousin 15 years ago and keeping tabs on your ambient noise for possible phone calls from that nice boy who promised to call you back.

Unless you teach her to suck eggs. That’s a classic.

Because they will definitely put in the work to make sure outputs are all sane and good, and not be pressured to click as many as they can quickly to fill quotas.

Not to mention problems from subtlety of language not crossing language barriers well.

Maybe if you turned the water temperature up.

Don’t hate, that’s their actual name.

If you wish to relinquish your hope of licensed comments, you may therefore make personal attacks again. But, please direct them all at me, so as not to hurt others’ feelings.

Mobius Sync is an iOS app for it. Free version has max directory size 25mb(?) but dev seems to have good attitudes; it’s something I wouldn’t mind paying for.

a) having apt packages link a script that downloads the snap. That’s the first problem I had, back when I used Ubuntu as as snaps were rolling out. It gave me big trouble updating on bad internet connection.

b) making the server fixed and proprietary, restricting the freedom to do things differently and offer different changes to other users, that we’re used to in the Linux and FOSS world

Can’t see the desk to write, and no indoor lighting

Britain’s Horizon

… Wait, that was Britain too

The title assumes we know this Dirk guy, but might not have heard of Linus…

The big shadowy kabal of would-be konquerors…

If true, presumably that gnome and kde don’t believe in the software patent but Apple doesn’t want to try its luck and risk getting in a lawsuit.

(That said, they’re not exactly short of lawyers for a lawsuit… Maybe it’s in their interest to uphold the principle of software patents?)

Right. I just installed OpenSUSE MicroOS to try out, and it’s the same idea. I agree with some of the anti-snap rhetoric. Closed, Canonical-centric system for profit; linking placeholder debs to download a snap. But the philosophy of all user applications come as chunky but robust packages that (almost) don’t interfere with each other and the system - I think that might be the future for safer computing for non-technical users.

Essentially for predictive text: to make it easier to give good Chinese character suggestions when typing in Pinyin.

Shout-out to Tenacity, forked when Audacity got bought out and started heading down a dark path.

TD;DR

Too Dull; Didn’t Read?