“His prognosis is positive and he is grateful for the excellent care he is receiving,”

Damn it

If you draw a baby wearing an actual diaper and arbitrarily call it a 200 year old immortal vampire, is it fine in your mind to depict it being raped by some random dude? I literally do not understand your thought process. Although, frankly, given the “difference between what we think and what we do” part of your comment, I’m not inclined to look on your thoughts particularly charitably.

I fucking hate this argument.

If someone used AI to generate a video of Epstein raping a child, would that be acceptable to you? The video isn’t real either.

I always say this to people who have left Reddit for some reason and land on Lemmy

Do you have another account or something? Yours is only four days old lol. Do you like specifically look for people who left Reddit or something?

They said Cheerios, not Cheetos. Tbf tho some of the flavored Cheerios are kind of addictive.

New versions of chrome require Android 10 from what I understand. Presumably apps that are less essential will be more likely to remove support for older versions sooner.

EDIT: I’ll also note here that even if an app “works,” it may be with degraded functionality (where the missing functionality is increasingly important). For instance, passkey support in external password managers requires Android 14.

I’m using GuixSD on my desktop, and while I think it’s better in terms of creating stuff that doesn’t already exist in upstream repos, there’s so much functionality missing that’s present in nixpkgs and random flakes online that for the average person complaining about Nix jank it’s very likely not worth the effort. On the bright side they released 1.5 recently so you no longer have to use a 3 year old image (that likely doesn’t work right if your computer is too new) or a nightly one to get things running.

It doesn’t require deprecation. It could just be an app updating to use new APIs.

One potential problem is apps could stop working if they target a more recent version of Android.

His naked, decomposing remains were found in the bath of the main bedroom’s en-suite bathroom, inside a red sports bag that was padlocked from the outside, with the keys inside the bag.

Bruh how does anyone think this is an accident lmao

EDIT:

Metropolitan Police deputy assistant commissioner Martin Hewitt said it was theoretically possible for Williams to lower himself into the bag without touching the rim of the bath.

TFW u need to talk about something being “theoretically possible” to justify no fingerprints when the situation is already this obviously sus.

Needs more NixOS.

Apparently his phylactery isn’t enough to stop mental decline.

I mean the person I’m responding to seems to want a traditional Unix experience given how they’re talking (and given they use suckless software). Linux generally isn’t that, and it never really has been (or at least hasn’t for many years). If you want something more traditional, there are a bunch of available options like the BSDs. If you insist on using Linux, you can use distros that don’t use Wayland, systemd, flatpak, etc., but the support for them is lower, and if you need to use something that isn’t packaged for example you’ll need to deal with getting it working with e.g. systemd on your own. A bunch of software makes assumptions that stuff like systemd is now included if you use Linux. I’m currently using a distro without systemd and am seriously considering swapping back to my old one because it’s such a hassle.

I do, but more importantly there are translation earbuds and stuff, and people can also just use their phone with paired wireless earbuds. Sometimes people already move to another country and don’t really bother learning the language because they can sort of get by. I imagine the number of people who do that would increase if they can just rely on their phone or earbuds to accurately translate everything for them (more so with a phone and paired earbuds since it can then both listen and speak for you).

Also, I imagine a number of people learn English and largely just use it to read or listen to stuff on the internet. If they can just automatically translate it without issues like missing phrases and other errors, then they might not learn it, which could in turn harm e.g. their employment prospects if they move abroad. This could apply to other languages too, but English is basically the default language on the internet so it’s an obvious example.

I still use x11 with suckless dwm

I can tell from the way you write, no need to mention it.

I’m using gnome rn and it doesn’t crash much anymore. When I used xorg, there’d be crashes that brought down the entire desktop (or the computer as a whole) too. Also, generally every time I have a crash now it’s from using xwayland to play a game and having certain extensions enabled at the same time (although those issues seem to have disappeared recently too). All the other issues I either don’t care about or are supported with some extra work. For gnome, some of the issues are just because they have a phobia of exposing settings and you need to use stuff like dconf to deal with it.

Jesus what joke of an implementation, it’s the anti theist of Linux. Everyone got fooled and allowed GUI developers implement the rendering backend…

As you mentioned earlier, it’s a protocol. Implementation issues are due to how gnome/kde/whatever implemented their compositors. I think it’s pretty much standard for Linux given that stuff like systemd and flatpak exist. If you want to use something more traditional unix-y, maybe you should use a bsd or solaris derivative or something.

This is an unfortunate issue since I think stuff like machine translation is incredibly useful as an individual, but the better it gets the less need there is for human translators for commissioned projects. At least it’s still really obvious when machine translation is used without thorough editing, so high quality translation still requires humans. A lot of foreign games and other stuff that isn’t super high budget don’t really seem to care about quality and consider the AI “good enough” though :/

Another concern I have with machine translation getting better is it discouraging people from learning foreign languages since they can just rely on AI to translate it for them.

Took a while, but Wayland is basically at a point now where it generally just works. I’m glad I don’t really need to deal with weird tearing issues or the X server not starting for whatever esoteric reason after a driver update anymore.

AI is doing 90% of the computer programming to build Anthropic’s products, including its own AI

This explains a lot tbh.

Kind of drives me nuts how many of these random articles there are and the people interviewed still say they’d vote for Trump. Like, what is the point of your interview then? You got what you voted for?