That too

When they fully commit to an x64 client

If it ran with local model(s), as in, ran on your PC entirely, I would have no problem with this.

Good to know. Doesn’t help that the current administration in the USA is actively hostile to renewable energy, which would offset this problem significantly if we hurried up and built out renewables at a much faster rate.

Well, for $3000 less you can have Quest 3 which can do what this headset does better

Fedora KDE or OpenSUSE Tumbleweed KDE. I like the fact that OpenSUSE is not based in the USA, but I don’t like how it requires root to be an active user with a password (I prefer a disabled root account and sudo or similar kind of privilege escalation system like everyone else does).

VR support is still ultra jank.

Still haven’t gotten a reliable replacement to Parsec.

Nothing says pain like trying to convert a word doc or excel spreadsheet with formatting tables and the like into LibreOffice.

All the Space Engineers in Proton how-to docs are very old and out of date, and don’t work with the modern setups.

This is why I warn people constantly against AI artist witch-hunting. Actual artists such as yourself end up getting shafted by friendly fire incidents. It’s a cycle of hate that only escalates.

Snap is Ubuntu’s sandboxed app packager. It’s like flatpak but designed more for server software. Since Ubuntu keeps their snap implementation proprietary, they control its use. They also are slowly packaging everything in Ubuntu as a snap instead of deb packages.

As if the youtuber get rick quick scheme of ai generating remixes and puttting them on Spotify wasn’t dumb enough.

I have no problem with music that is / has AI generation. I have a problem (and always have had a problem) with people that are straight up counterfeiting legit pieces with these legally distinct AI remixes.

A drop in the ocean compared to what it takes to operate a farm in the same arid regions

So, what I get from this is that people who use CGPT a lot become emotionally attached, especially if they are lonely hearts.

I have to wonder if it’s a psyop to drown out legit bug reports with all the fake bug reports

I’m trying to tell everyone LibreOffice, but OpenOffice has all the hits on search when people look for an alternative to Microsoft Office

Star Trek is a post-post-apoc setting - the world fought the Eugenics Wars a century before man creates the Warp Drive and estabishes first contact.

The question is, will we have an actual Eugenics Wars that eventually stems from this?

Use wireless charging. Can’t connect to what isn’t there.

One diamond might give conflicting or incorrect info if there’s several things that would react to logically correct answers when firefighting. Last thing you need is to start a reaction when everything is already on fire because while it lists one reactant, it supercedes another reactant that would have been displayed on a secondary diamond.

While I run straight Fedora on some of my systems now, I do agree the Atomic versions are a boon for stability.

Used to use Ubuntu and Mint for desktops, but they are a bit too vintage with the kernel and package versions, and everything is moving very fast with Wayland replacing X11 and lots of kernel driver improvements for modern hardware (especially AMD hardware), so being on Fedora is the next best thing to the bleedingest edge Arch when it comes to uptodateness.

The irony being, I trust the BYD vehicles more than I do Tesla to hold up. Chinese quality =/= crap quality anymore. They’ve done a massive manufacturing speedrun from zero to competitive in less than 20 years.

And Tesla’s been a constant pain of manufacturing blunders and recalls and dumb designs that break in stupid ways or are outright dangerous, even if they had EV tech way ahead of everyone else for the first 15 years of EVs being on the road.

Of course, shoddy knockoff products do exist still, but BYD and Xiaomi are not that.

idk seems like a self pwn ro me