980 Pro? Rich kid…

Ah yes, of course, the ignorance is strong. It doesn’t cost a lot to just look up the biggest Windows update failures. And it is so fun to be fully dependent on one company, to just wait until they hopefully fix things again. But I am glad yoi are happy with the “success” of Windows, while ignoring the fact that it is preinstalled on pretty much any machine. Funny enough that Microsoft puts extra effort into making Windows as fast and stable as Linux. But of course, they only do this because they are so fast and reliable in the first place.

By now, it feels like discussing politics with a MAGA. You go ahead and believe whatever you feel like, I couldn’t care less about it. So long.

Ah yeah, so reliable that the whole world runs on Windows, yep.

Wow, you pulled up a user having an issue with Linux. Should I now do the same with Windows? Or OSX?

How many times did Windows Update break a working installation in the past? Just a rhetoric question, because the answer is given.

I am impressed how you seem to be worse at using Linux than my 80yo parents. There is a term for this: PEBKAC.

I agree, that politics are important. However, I fully disagree, that they should be included in everything.

Capitalism is killing the planet, not technology. The abuse of every atom for the sake of earning money is killing the planet. Not the use of clean energy and silicon chips.

What annoys me most is that this whole topic is becoming a political thing, with only two camps. As if we don’t have enough issues already.

As a former software engineer, I understand that there are reasons for and reasons against the use of LLM. I can also see that open source projects can get easily overwhelmed by the amount of garbage that gets produced by non-developers. But does it really have to end in prohibiting technology in a technological project? How much politics should affect technology? And where do we draw the line?

Those are novel problems and it will take time until we figure out how to properly handle them. Looking at the past, prohibitions rarely work without proper enforcements. Usually everybody loses in that case.

Elon found an idiot buying his shitty Cybertruck.

They disband, they form. The work will continue.

By definition, even England is part of the subcontinent Europe. You can’t just leave Europe by voting.

Brexit, what you are probably referring to, affected the membership of the EU. That one you left, correct.

You left Europe, the subcontinent? How did you manage?

Or are you confusing it with the European Union, the political system?

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Never saw tartar like that, but I can imagine that it adds a flavor explosion, especially with those large salt flakes. Will have to try that at some point. Thanks for sharing!

Tartar is always such a delight. A bit of cognac, some chilli and a lot of capers.

May I ask about the consistency of the egg yolk? Was it purely raw or did they manage to solidify it with a chemical reaction?

Only because gas was probably cheaper than water, but that changed recently.

I am not talking about the many projects, where you have a single developer just enjoying making software, while providing it to the open source community. I have zero expectations to those projects.

I am talking about people promoting their open source products. Making a fancy website. Act professionally. All this behavior causes people to have expectations. So why invest time into promoting it in the first place? There is literally no need to do this, expect for the owner to attract more and more people.

Don’t promise a sky scraper if you can only maintain a bungalow.

Which is absolutely legit. I only criticize the people releasing a “production ready” product, which is nothing but a PoC and then also claim that it is AGPL-3, while abandoning it after 2 months. This hurts the open source community imho.

For me the site is still online.

Nice, another blindly generated app by Claude Code. 37 commits and already announcing it tells it all.

Thanks for the info! Unfortunately I cannot help with the C++ part, but maybe I can improve something with the ci/cd/cs pipeline. Also I hope 1.5 is going to run smooth on linux with GTK4