English is my primary, so that does make it easier. I use it for general conversion things, like asking it questions about the Titanic or making up a new story or something. It doesn’t work as well as I’d like yet, but like I said, it’s just an other thing for me to mess around with and change.

I do, I use ollama. I mostly just tinker, but I use with with home assistant for a quasi Alexa like experience with the voice assistant, I use it for summarizing some YouTube transcripts in too lazy to read/watch, and I’ve tried to see how capable it is with coding.

The way I see it, If people are genuinely convinced it’s true, then it makes sense to follow whatever teachings they think go along with it, though I can’t understand how people are genuinely convinced.

Yeah that’s fair, but at the same time, nothing has to go upstream as far as I know. As long as they have their own little sandbox to enshittify, I don’t care if I can get Linux support for my windows only programs

Not particularly, but if their big OS was Linux based, people could get their corporate support, and most of the software keeping people locked into windows would theoretically be able to run on any Linux distro. That’s the dream. I want to run solid works on Linux natively

Imagine a world where they discontinue windows and just focus on azure Linux. I’ll keep dreaming

That honestly looked easy for you! Nice work

I use stepsy for step counting, energize for macros, openscale for measurement taking, and flexify for workouts. I like then well enough. I know wger combines a lot of that, but I didn’t want to move everything over.

As far as devices go, I’d check out gadgetbridge and see what’s supported and go with that. I don’t use a wrist worn device, so I can’t really comment beyond that.

Just like the g* rmans, the d* nish, Ir*sh, *nd the ch *nese. Fuck unnecessary censoring.

No, not all questions were answered in the post. He asked why secondhand laptops were a bandaid solution, and the post only made the claim that it was a bandaid fix, without explanation. They said that businesses will basically always be buying new fleet laptops, and thus there will basically always be secondhand laptops. Why wouldn’t that work?

I’m not the commenter, but I would guess that since gmail has been a thing forever, a ton of online accounts are tied to those emails, so it’s harder that just switching emails for communication. That’s my issue right now.

I’ve used arrow block for so long, I’ve forgotten that these stupid thumbnails exist. I hate them so much

Yeah I think them adding a cloud sync as a paid option is entirely fair, but not something I want.

Thanks again for sharing the project!

This looks solid. I’ve been using SuperProductivity for a while, but the json syncthing uses to sync between my computer and phone keeps breaking. Your project looks like it has a very similar interface, which I like. I’m looking forward to giving this a shot.

Edit: any chance for a mobile app on f-droid down the road?

There it is, I think that’s the one I looked into a while ago. Nice find

I’ll try to find it, but I thought I saw an organization that was trying to come up with a standard Linux flavor for vehicles. If not, it definitely needs to happen

I would go with endeavoros or cachyos instead tbh. Manjaro has kind of a weird release philosophy that can break things that aren’t controlled by the manjaro team. EndeavorOs and Cachy are very similar, but both are basically arch with a decent installer and some sane preinstalled software to get you going out of the box.

Another small one for driving: unless you need to stop/slow down, it’s far better to just let of the gas/accelerator and coast that to touch the brakes and risk breaking traction. This goes for things like, unsure if person in lane a wants to move over? Unsure if person is going to pull out? Similar things. If its slick, you really don’t want to overuse your brakes.

Yeah I just use an Xbox one controller with rechargeable batteries and it’s flawless.

I saw a clip of that yesterday, and I genuinely do not know how anyone in that audience could take that seriously. It take seems like satire. I hate this timeline.