KSP Atlas

After getting my head around the basics of the way LLMs work I thought “people rely on this for information?”, the model seems ok for tasks like summarisation though

As someone who used lemmy pre migration, yeah it wasn’t exactly active

It was still full of tankies though, lemmygrad was the second biggest instance and you’d see it everywhere

Redox doesnt seem secure at all to me, i tried it out in a VM today and there was a publicly accessible file at the root of the file system containing unhashed credentials

Now what program on windows is going to be indestructible?

Yeah and even on many english keyboards it is used to show special characters

They just broke xwayland on my gpu so i’ve been forced to return to x11, bit of a backwards move

The only thing I know runs that kernel version is my Wii because it needs an old kernel for ppc32 support

Japanese fedi server

I’m a linux user, i feel like the users who would bother to sign up for lemmy, a niche network, are also the kind of people to use Linux

They also stop advertising to you if you install a plugin that disables the ads, shame they’re against TOS, not like there isnt many people using them anyways

Cache exists for a reason, that sounds like itd break programs, a safer method is probably having it be a ramdisk

Won’t most people see it as too much hassle?

Believe it or not, some people still use x11 (i dont, but many do for many reasons)

Too low fuel density to work id assume, and most engine designs expect a liquid fuel

Just one more variable

What is that unknown bar meant to be?

Basically everything here is for GNOME, does the KDE spin have any changes to that?

At least to me, KDE feels fairly modern

I do, i dont feel it looks bad and it works well for me, i used to use themes all the time but i feel the default one is good