Codeberg is down, what’s the URL?

Oof

Either one would simplify the process, yes.

Sounds like a process that would be greatly simplified by adding a passkey…

E: I don’t understand why I’m being downvoted. Adding a passkey would eliminate steps 2-7.

LOL this response triggers me on MacOS when I tell it to install “unknown” software or turn off Bluetooth.

“WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN YOU CANT DO THAT, I AM YOUR OWNER AND IM TELLING YOU TO DO IT SO JUST FUCKING DO IT”

That’s more Google’s strategy. Microsoft is more “we updated a bunch of stuff so that we could push our products and services even harder and closed workarounds people are using to avoid them, and if you don’t like it, fuck you, what’re you gonna do?”

I wish everyone would follow Apple’s lead (literally exclusively just this one time) and rename their software versions to their associated year.

I think you might need a reality check. Facebook has 3 b-b-billion monthly active users. It’s the most used social media platform in the world, by a large margin. Followed in second way behind by Instagram, Meta’s other social platform. So it doesn’t suck enough for those people to quit using it.

Yeah, but I mean there’s “you shouldn’t use this because Meta is bad” and then there’s “no one wants to use this because it is, on a fundamental level, an incredibly stupid idea and I can’t believe anyone thought this would ever catch on.”

Seems like an overpriced, irreparable, unupgradeable, and disposable tool would be the wrong tool but what do I know.

They all have their drawbacks. If I could install MacOS on my laptop I would. But you can only install it on overpriced, irreparable, disposable hardware.

I control what I can and avoid the rest. I spend more time outdoors, completely disconnected these days, though I recognize that’s a privilege everyone is not able to enjoy.

Unfortunately that’s not exclusive to Tesla.

I think we’ve mostly done that already. Pretty much everything we use runs in “the cloud” and most things we use locally don’t require any compute power. Pretty much all you need is a bit of RAM to run the browser.

Problem is if you want solid build quality and a nice keyboard and trackpad, etc. you can’t get that without a PC with a $1000 processor shoehorned into it.

If you’re self-hosting, editing a config file will be the easiest part.

No one thinks that. Not the hardware OEMs, not the consumers, not the CEOs, not even the investors. It’s all just a grift to see how high it can get before it pops.

2027 sounds right. No way these fabs don’t know this shit is temporary, so unlikely they’ll increase production.

Since when is the US concerned about “economic realities”?

Sorry for the ninja edit.

1. Anything with AI is likely to be downvoted here.
2. Anything with crypto, make it double.
3. Doesn’t matter whose API Google sees, presumably there’s some way to not mix up convos from different users.
4. Why pay you for this when Duck.ai and other providers offer private LLMs for free?