Kububtu was also rough around the edges even until 22.04 LTS, but 24.04 LTS finally delivered a stable, far more customizable desktop than regular Ubuntu.

I’m eager to try 26.04 LTS next year.

IIRC he was a talk show host, and I’ve always thought he was so flamboyant as a parody of how talk show hosts prioritize the show rather than the talk.

I think he is a brilliantly designed parody character, but some people have taken him too seriously.

Comments and full-length names make the source way more accessible.

Ubuntu LTS? It can still have rough edges depending on your hardware, but solve them and you got five years of peace.

What’s a few billion to a TRILLION company? That’s peanuts. Everything is fine fellow citizen.

If they accepted the job, absolutely yes. ignorantia juris non excusat.

Definitely. This is just clickbait hyperbole.

They weren’t bricked, they were unresponsive for most of the day), and they could be unplugged if needed. An internet-connected bed is stupid, but this clickbait is even more so.

If you’re using AI as a more powerful search engine, more power to you, that’s IMO how it should be used.

The problem is too many people use it to avoid learning and critical thinking, because it’s much easier.

If he loves the sunshine that much, he should get an outside job instead of a home office job. All the sunshine he can handle, and quite a bit more.

What? It feels like a web wrapper right now, I always thought it was an old backend because the web app had better functionality.

If everyone else is is wrong, it might be that he’s the one who is wrong.

Actually, I read his post and he’s definitely wrong. Having coded in plaint text editors without syntax highlighting, I know the candy store look really aids locating needles on this haystack. He’s proposing making more needles hay-colored so the ones he thinks are more important become the focus.

It’s just his personal taste, if he loves visual fatigue, he should enjoy it without criticizing others.

Wonder if they also removed the local AI translation, which I find very useful, but it’s also another black box.

I’ve been happy with Calibre Web and downloading to the official reader apps, but I’m open to try new things.

What strikes me as odd is why starting a Java software in this day and age. Java in the server is the COBOL of the 2000s, mostly used for legacy software.

A question for the ages: why are there so many young cybersecurity furries?

Does the field attract furries, or does it create them?

Edward Snowden doing GPU reviews? This timeline is becoming weirder every day.