ObsidianZed

“Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by malice.”

or something like that…

Out of curiosity what phone model do you have?

Yeah, I’ve looked into those before, I just prefer Obsidian. The community plugins are really nice to have.

Exactly, that’s my thinking as well.

I love Obsidian. I just wish it was open source. I still use it though.

Sorry, I misspoke; Discover is part of the KDE suite which makes sense considering I use Plasma. And when selecting Plasma as my DM, it did come installed by default.

It is recommended not to install packages from Discover that aren’t flatpaks for an Arch based system.

100% of endeavor is using command line pacman for all your application installs and updates.

This is not accurate by the way. It ships with its own Discovery app store too. I primarily use pacman/yay but some apps I use from Discovery that are installed as flatpaks. You could likely flip that and install most everything that way, it’s just not my preference.

Just tested and my device is unsupported as my kernel lacks “the required system calls to run PRoot correctly.”

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I’ve been meaning to replay it again with the Echo patch.

I always wondered why people don’t implement a multi-cloud infrastructure if they want/need extra HA. And I know Oracle offers a solution with Azure and GCP, with AWS on the horizon. Not to advertise for Oracle because they’re terrible otherwise, but I can’t imagine wanting a multi-cloud option and not consider them.

but Gaming Copilot silently installed anyway.

Well how else are they going to get training data?

Am I the only one that does not like any form of fuzzy search?

I’d rather spend the time crafting a regex to find what I’m looking for than seeing things that I explicitly did not search for.

I’m keeping a skeptical eye on them. I really like the concept obviously but remaining cautious for a number of reasons.

Obviously as the other replies mention, Jeff Bezos is one of the initial investors, but that’s also true of Rivian. The important distinction is you don’t have to get the massive tablet computer/nav/infotainment system that would be susceptible to these OTA updates.

Another reason is I was looking through available jobs that they were hiring for and a lot were AI-centric. It was unclear as to why, but obviously that just doesn’t sit right. Regardless of whether they use it for customer support, automotive design, or infotainment embedding, I can’t imagine a good reason and it was more than one type of position.

Is there a reason I’ve never seen one of these contain ExpressVPN? I used if before because it had the lowest latency of the few that I had shopped around looking at.

VPN Providers*

I recently came across another forgejo instance: https://lavaforge.org/. Seems decent.

“Do not fall into the trap of anthropomorphizing [technology executives]. You need to think of [them] the way you think of a lawn mower. You don’t anthropomorphize your lawnmower, the lawnmower just mows the lawn, you stick your hand in there and it’ll chop it off, the end. You don’t think ‘oh, the lawnmower hates me’ - lawnmower doesn’t give a shit about you, lawnmower can’t hate you. Don’t anthropomorphize the lawnmower. Don’t fall into that trap about [technology executives].”

– Brian Cantrill (Originally about Larry Ellison specifically)

I tested briefly and it did work, although it’s far from great. I haven’t tried any proper games yet though, but the first/smallest game I installed to test was VRChat and it didn’t detect my controllers. I haven’t tried troubleshooting at all yet, though it’s nice to see progress.

I’ve been meaning to look back into spotizerr and now I’m curious if it’ll give me lossless.