Before I knew what sideloading was I just assumed it was a different way of getting apps

Just be very general, don’t get stuck in the details.

I use ai, but whenever I do I have to modify it, whether it’s because it gives me errors, is slow, doesn’t fit my current implementation or is going off the wrong foot.

Probably just uncompressing a lot of stuff and pulling data from the internet and having to keep it without any cleaning

I always wondered why it didn’t exist until now…

I’m still shocked that steam isn’t even present. They probably could manage to add it. Maybe arm versions for windows and Linux too. Maybe some magic to make it work with Linux natives? Just saying

Whether or not it’s a valid counter point you continue to act superior when all you achieve is be a massive dick to people that don’t mind the thumbnail or video

I don’t get how that relates to ungoogling your life but OK.

Bait used to be believable

Robots incur more costs when you realise you can always just hire a waiter and not deal with robot maintenance and purchasing costs

Worker with a company for developing a solution for a blog generation front end as a wordpress plugin and I was not provided with an ai bot so I had to use claude on my own dime

Most of that is discord, they can’t manage a single good thing right Use more GPU than the game I’m playing? Check. Have an inefficient method of streaming a game? Check. Be laggy as fuck when no longer on GPU acceleration when lemmy and guilded is fine? Check.

Anything with. Nvidia will actually be a better experience outside of Wayland on Linux, most people don’t want to acknowledge it but it really is the case

I made a script to add a middle click scroll function with a toggle. I can share the script, it’s a really bash script

I don’t think ai will replace my job any time soon when it’s first thought for going through a 2d matrix was to go through it 500 thousand times and check each one with a CPU intensive process leading my pc to come to a halt until I force stopped the script.

Have you seen flux.1? It blows stable diffusion out the water and it just came out, boomers and millennials alike might be unable to confirm anything anymore

A Turkish tech chain uses base Ubuntu, that is all I saw

You might enjoy lua or lune.

Fractional scaling is available, I remember using it from the settings. There is really nothing left to be configured from console anymore, and if there is it seems to be the apps themselves that pose a problem

I always thought 8gb was a fine amount for daily use if you never did anything too heavy, are apps really that ram intense now?