Sure, JK art is still bad.

A shame that we’re maybe not seeing how the person writing the issue and the maintainer agree on fundamental politics. Capitalism bad. Fascism bad.

The rest of the world needs to get ready to control for Americans travelling given the rising health risks.

This was a dress rehearsal for real alternatives to get ready.

Gemini spots this correctly even if you just ask it to transcribe that screenshot from Chat GPT. Just don’t use the default Gemini app, all the frontline models are dumber.

In the modern internet, these alternative services have to be federated in order to withstand mass migrations.

I would love being able to pay for amazing Linux software. Don’t think having zero on the price tag is helping Linux, but maybe that’s just me. You pay with your time, not with your money.

Point blank generic recommendation? MacOS.

Otherwise, Linux is the endgame, so it’s a matter of talking to the person to see what software is essential for them.

The things you can do when your house has two floors.

bash

the fash

https://2krispii.bandcamp.com/track/dinosaur-for-president-raw

I don’t think ICANN

I hope the internet hasn’t peaked yet. Early days were cool, although much more cumbersome than what we have today. The biggest positive was people pursuing what they were passionate about instead of just being here because it came with the phone and other people are here as well, I guess.

The rest of the world needs to reconsider travel bans on US citizens then.

I can confirm that the default remote desktop on Ubuntu 25.1 doesn’t work at least.

So what’s not working in wayland? Screenshots? Remote desktop? Screen recording? Display in general?

It’s pretty good. I normally consume all english content in its original language.

Still waiting for somebody to do something that prevents the federal state from having the prerogative to do anything, no matter how legal it is.

Is there viable opposition to her?

Microsoft doesn’t understand consent, not to mention user agency.

Because they mimic their voters.