I remember Windows 3.11 as pretty decent.

If they don’t vote they don’t get to complain. Vote or shut up.

98!

Always lift with a fast, twisting motion to get all those back muscles to engage.

Or download it in a bunch of other ways directly from Wikipedia.

I dont think it’s a good strategy to assume that conspiracy nutters are uneducated. My anecdotal data is that I know at least two college educated people who are big Alex Jones fans and were completely on board the pizzagate and sandy hook train. They’re by no means stupid but self-radicalized with YouTube and Fox News. It’s easy to get caught up in the propaganda machine.

I will switch to Gnome when it can handle multiple workspaces on multiple displays properly. The fact that I can’t have multiple independent workspaces for each display is a complete deal breaker for me.

No need to switch from comfy mode to speed mode for a regular Walmart trip.

Paying for an OS that phones home with incredible amounts of telemetry where you have to run adblock to get rid of the built in ads is just silly.

Microsoft was shit in the 90s and never stopped being shit.

I didn’t mean you specifically. It was more in general.

It’s weird that people don’t get more upset about ads in an OS they paid for.

My impression of flatpak is that it was built by someone who doesn’t like or use a terminal.

*Usernames

I compartmentalised a lot using several sock puppets

Damn it, didnt even get a notice about this comment. It uses GANs, similar but not the same as the LLMs used by chatgpt trained on a large set of photos (I think it was trained on the ffhq set) to generate new faces. See youtube for cool videos that transition between faces.

All the faces on This person does not exist are more believable than any picture of the Zucbot.

I don’t think it’s dying. I hope it’s a paradigm shift like when it changed from wild west lawless chaos to three or four huge companies running all of it. Maybe we end up with everything replaced by different distributed services. It’s going to incredibly annoying when half the search results are dead links or links to reddit but that annoyance can drive innovation.