After using #Linux again exclusively for about a month I have to say I haven't even thought about touching my Win11 computer in that time. I even managed to get audio production software running on it. I see no reason to go back to Windows ever again.
I thought albanians had white hair.
I have no idea what dark magic @kagi.com pulled to achieve this but I noticed today that their translations into Finnish are orders of magnitude better than before. I am shocked, honestly.
Astonishing fact of the moment: "Microsoft has applied the name 'Copilot' to 78 separately marketed products and tools."
teybannerman.com/strategy/202...
I created my github account before #microslop bought it. Now I finally had an excuse to back up my repos and delete my account. Any recommendations for alternatives?
It's interesting how coming back to Linux after using Windows for a few years just feels normal. This is my happy place. Sure, setting up a new Linux install to my liking takes a little bit of work. But I had to do a lot more stuff to my fresh Win11 install to remove all the annoyances.
After setting up a new Linux desktop for the first time in a few years I've realized that LLMs are the magic that could finally fulfill the prophecy and bring about the Year of the Linux Desktop.
After using Windows 10 and 11 for a few years, mainly because of audio and video production, I am back on Linux. It feels like home.
I actually empty the kettle after every use and leave it out to dry.
It just hit me that vibe coding has the potential to take shadow IT to a whole another level.
Too easy. Rio de Janeiro, obviously.
I took offspring go-kart racing. Good times and a great venue.
Never underestimate a medium range tactical nuclear camel.
Why yes, T.J. “The Unabomber” Kaczynski was, in fact, “better known for other work”
Source:
www.jstor.org/stable/27643...
"Something terrible has happened. How can I make this about me?"
UPDATE: After printing with the cheapest PETG that the internet can offer I'm happy to report that my printer is now much more reliable. With PLA I was not able to do prints longer than ~6 hours because the nozzle would get clogged every time. Heat creep I assume. Now I'm doing a 40h print with PETG
Sunday morning is the perfect time to catch up on TryHackMe's Advent of Cyber. \o/
It's interesting when I'm watching videos on @nebula.tv I feel like I'm learning things. Most of the time when I'm watching content on Youtube I feel like I'm being exploited for money. So many times I'm watching a video thinking that the only reason it exists is the sponsor segment.
I think I can come up with a hypothetical scenario where it could be illegal. If he was running Graphene OS on his phone and set up a duress PIN which wipes the phone. Then let's say he was served a warrant for the phone and he volunteered to "unlock" it for them using the duress PIN thus wiping it.
Who knew the Japanese were this good at folding paper. Amazing.
How is that going to work?
Lately it has been pissing me off. There's less and less good content and the algorithm is desperately trying to fill my feed with videos that are years old and behind a paywall or automatically dubbed from other languages. I'm doing a free trial of Nebula to see if it's a viable replacement.
Doesn't Oura have to now comply with the delegated act of the Radio Equipment Directive? I'm pretty sure that health data has to be protected now.
I was visiting India for the first time last year. I asked at the hotel reception if the area is safe to walk around in. They said of course and laughed. I said I thought so but the armed guards and metal detectors at the door made me ask before I headed out.
Recently I've been on a 3d printing kick and I find myself again at a point where I want to design my own models. Every Youtube influencer seems to be using Fusion 360 but with the way Windows is going I think I will be moving back to Linux soon. So I suppose FreeCAD it is then.
We decided that the season is not over yet. #motosky
I'm sure Nokia Networks would be happy about that.
I did the free trial and was sold. I've been a paid subscriber for a few months now and I'm very happy with it.
That's not true. I've been a semi-professional gambler for two decades and I know lots of people who's main source of income is gambling. You have to be sharp, work hard and above all else be disciplined. Most people aren't. But it doesn't mean it's not possible to make money.
After drying the filament for 48 hours and swapping the nozzle twice I'm now successfully printing PETG on my printer. I've never worked with anything else than PLA before. This feels like a big step. :D