It’s been on by default for many years now.

I use Gentoo, that distro is rock solid and easy to use.

And I build my own kernel. It’s really not that hard.

Oh yes, companies knock themselves over trying to gobble up any AI chip in existence.

Of course, as everywhere else, the LLMentalist comment is here!

It’s just a proxy hate.

Just like crypto before that.

Or any other crazy bullshit the elite drops bags of money on instead of anything reasonable.

Not being able to do some things is the biggest blocker.

Sideloading for instance. Photos disappearing inside the Photos app and not being in files is also weird. It just felt like I was a moron who couldn’t handle my own files.

My man

I dunno, I had iPhone in my hand for app development, and I wanted to shoot it out of the cannon into the sun.

You have to understand the thinking process behind the UI, and it’s not ‘intuitive’ to everyone.

And I just couldn’t use it, it drove me crazy.

PHP?

Like what?

And no one ever tried to restore it.

Happened to me as well, after a year I learned incremental DB backups were wrongly offset by GMT diff, so we were losing hours every time. Fun.

Luckily we never needed them.

And now we have Postgres with WAL archiving and I sleep so much better.

Hey, I had ATI 6990… those were the times

Always has been… none of this shit is new, just the audacity is amped up.

So fuck reddit?

They have been named like that for far too long

Remember Spectre? When they recommended disabling hyperthreading?

Hey, I also have 5700xt. What card is this? And how much of an upgrade is it?

And totally expected and should absolutely cause globe-wide protests.

Elderly in the mid 30s?

Fuck.

I feel old anyway, but now I feel even older now.

Shit.

Ehm…

Get off my lawn, kids!

No, but it already supports multiple versions of software.

Though I would argue that many systems have dependency cache that should be replicable, specially when you build everything locally, you can pinpoint specific commits, not just versions that may be removed from repos.

But my comment was meant as a reference to building everything locally, as in I know what that’s like.