They can afford to have AI fail, almost every business in Europe and the US buys their software. That’s not going away anytime soon

It’s extremely hard to understand what you are trying to say with this post

The real tragedy of LLM slop are people who think clankers make them creative

Working perfectly then

I did not know that! I was thinking about my issues on Debian and assumed Mint had a similar process

Bazzite is good now and you don’t have to spend hours trying to install Nvidia drivers

Roblox has serious issues with kid safety, this is not good

Not entirely true! There are ways to scan IPv6 space efficiently without brute force that are in RFCs

That’s an actual decent reason instead of the usual fuck the poors ones

It’s very amusing to imagine devs carefully watching for an EOL/EOS date and starting to build software only after

Stallman is not a great person but he saw this coming decades ago

People who put emoji in press releases should have pebbles stuck inside their shoes every time they put shoes on

Your optimism about sock cleanliness is wonderful

Superstorm

As a former and recovering Florida Man it’s very funny to see that New Yorkers think a hurricane should get a special adjective

For me it was the very clear message that they believe their customers are so stupid that they would believe Synology bullshit about only using Synology-branded storage.

That’s a level of contempt I won’t tolerate

I don’t actually know that! I have fiddled with esp32 a bit and was disappointed when Pi’s priced out most of the hobbyist market

First it was Raspberry Pi now Arduino. Is ESP32 all that’s left?

Is this gonna be better than the blue USB dongle sold as Thread and Zigbee but it couldn’t do both at the same time? I’m still annoyed at that

Well yeah, end users are just LLM data sources now. The actual customers are the companies, who will have several ways to opt out