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Bro threw them straight into the deep end lmao

Nice. I find the bash syntax so clunky…

And judging by their introductory video, Google wants you to have multiple of these “Agents” running at the same time.
Better lockdown your files real nice from this thing, better yet, don’t let it run Shell commands unattended. One must wonder why the fuck that is even an option!

Sure, that’s wacky. But everything else is fine, things look hand sketched, the non-connecting and slightly crooked lines are just the fact of a fast sketch, AI artifacts don’t really look like this.
And above all I don’t think AI would be able to parse the original meme and adapt it into the “End of Evangelion” meme template while still keeping the elements from the original (the shark biting the fiber cable and the “AI” handcrank for example) or without falling into that stupid synthetic “Anime/Ghibli” style.

Edit: I’m pretty sure that text says “DNS”, since there where two “DNS” pegs on the original name, it’s just that the lines of the letter “N” didn’t properly connect and the letter “S” came out a little crooked.

…no it doesn’t, not even close. What?

So fucking good, props to the artist

Thanks for linking this, I had no idea “apocalypse ready” OSes were a thing people are designing and building, how neat!

I am loving all the spoofs of this XKCD popping up lately

What do you mean?? Our Motherboards come equipped with the latest and greatest Military Grade™ MD5 RealGood™ Encryption Technology.
What do you mean it’s not longer considered secure??? Fake news, we’d never lie to you.

That’s also on Windows by default. Thankfully

Being able to drag and resize windows without having to aim at the title bar with Meta and Left or Right click is a killer feature.
When I have to use Windows I install AltSnap because living without is too painful lmao

I loved it, fight me.
And I think they way they integrate the Window Controls and App Menu on the top bar is still the best implementation out there.
Kinda makes me wanna puke how we went from merging stuff together for space saving to Gnome making titlebars thick as all hell even when there’s no buttons on them, and that utterly useless “Application” dropdown on the left side of the topbar 🤢

I fucking know right??? 12 year old, goddamn I was probably eating rocks at 12

Ohhhh right, completely forgot they have support for KVM now. Thanks!

Doesn’t Virtualbox require kernel modules to run? How does that work in a flatpak?

Wait, so they have the GRUB EFI executable on the standard Fat32 partition and then it reads the kernel images from another partition? I didn’t know that was possible

Well, they do have a suggestions section in their forum. Try making a post suggesting this API, who knows, they might implement it!

The last time I got a virus on Windows I was only made aware because the built-in firewall warned me a Powershell script was trying to phone home.
Since then I run SimpleWall and I highly recommend everyone else do the same. It’s annoying at the beginning but annoyance turns into peace of mind when you know nothing, not even built-in Windows processes can phone home without you knowing.

I upgraded from 7 to 10 right around when it released. Microsoft got me with the “Free upgrade offer”.
Problem is, I had a very shitty ADSL connection, so when Windows Update started doing its thing, it would make it almost impossible to do anything else on the web.
There were many times I would turn the computer on to do something, only to be unable to load any webpage because Windows Update was eating all my bandwidth.
And to make things worse, Pausing updates, Active Hours and other controls only came out much later, early Win 10 had none of it. When it wanted to update you had basically no control over it. There were some registry hacks to disable updates, but those didn’t really stick for some reason, so many times I applied one and thought the issue was fixed for good only to come back to my PC days later and face the same issue again.

Eventually I was like “Why the hell do I have to keep fighting my computer?”. You can imagine the shock it was coming from Win 7.
I had tried Linux before all of this (Ubuntu 14.04) and while I did enjoy the experience I didn’t stick with it, but I kept the idea in the back of my mind.
Some time later I setup a dual-boot, and year after year I relied less on Windows (and Linux kept getting better) until Linux became my daily driver. Fast forward to today: Windows isn’t even a dual-boot install anymore, just a VM I barely use :)

It’s the indexers. I’ve had many day 1 releases from them that were perfectly fine.