bitwolf

I hmhave a goal of having bases evenly distributed across the galaxies. So I hop on every once in a while to find a suitable planet for the next base.

They replay all the expeditions during the holidays so I do the ones I missed as well.

Ive been eyeing up signage displays and 50"+ gaming monitors.

I don’t want the smart in my display, I want the smart attached to my display.

Agreed. I always wait for Zelda, Animal Crossing, and Smash Bros.

But honestly, it’s not worth it at the prices theyre asking.

I always get them with “main is shorter than master, don’t you want to type less?”

cough Windows START MENU cough cough

Ohh good point. Maybe I should switch to ~/code

~/dev for code ~/work for things I don’t want to do, like taxes

It could bridge the app gap when Linux phones become viable daily drivers

Normally I would be excited. But now they build things with AI integrated.

Agreed, the efforts to increase code reuse and remove cruft has helped a lot with stability.

I still have some odd behavior but it’s much more trustworthy than early 6.4 and 6.3

I will be really happy the day I can boot steam big picture on my Android/Linux phone and launch a steam game through fex/Proton

Yeah I think it ends up waiting for slower storage if your cpu or HDD are too slow. I experience that with slower sdcards on the Deck.

But on a decent NVMe with a balanced CPU the download and disk are full bore and the CPU usage goes really high.

Which desktop are you using? The high dpi experience is desktop dependent until every one supports fractional scaling

Our company rolled out a new and innovative internal LLM. It’s intended to help with coding tasks and find internal documentation.

(Which really is just a wrapper over copilot).

When looking for documentation, it fails harder than pasting the same text into the sesrch bar.

I don’t find LLMs helpful for coding since they’re wrong so often. But after encouragement I decided to try my hand at using it to help me debug a small 12 line bash script.

Whenever I posted examples it would fail silently. I assumed it wasnt sanitizing inputs so I tried a few other methods of wrapping the text. It would still faik silently.

Eventually, a half hour later I decided to just Google it. After I resolved my own problem it messaged me, 45+ minutes later to say “an error occurred trying to handle your request”.

These things suck so bad they can’t even error out effectively.

Why use the word “claims”? They have the Valve Hardware survey to prove the statement.

What’s wrong with multi monitor?

Gnome has been my example as the best multimonitor experience. It’s more reliable than even my work Mac when working with mixed DPI and multiple displays.

Most of the exciting GNOME changes are in mutter rather than the shell.

This release we got a lot of efficiency and performance improvements which are exciting but not news headline clickbait exciting.

TIL I always used Ctrl+shift+v

This keybind could help save me confusion when I switch between pasting in terminal and pasting in browser.

I like how 8bitdo did it.

They gave you a rechargable battery pack that could optionally be replaced with AA batteries.

Best of both worlds.

I think if you switched you would enjoy it so much more than Windows that you would prioritize Linux over the games with incompatible anticheats.

In due time though. Linux will always be available to you and eventually it will be suitable for your needs as well.