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For me, it’s the unrenameable, unmoveable, non-hidden snap directory in my home directory’s root that doesn’t even follow the naming convention of the other directories in there.

I am not dissing the phone, if I was in the market it would be a no-brainer, I am just interested in what a new phone could give me and when should I plan to switch.

As an FP4 owner, what is the point of getting an upgrade? I don’t use my smartphone beyond calls and texts and a Lemmy app and listening to music.

What can you do on a new phone that you can’t do on an old phone?

Honest question, I’m not being facetious.

Thank Thatcher

I think it may be less direct and it’s troll companies and shitty AI.

I think it doesn’t really matter, in the end the question is, do I get a better experience as a consumer on Linux or Windows?

The big thing though about Proton is that it’s not an additional translation/emulation layer. It doesn’t translate into Spanish for Linux, as that would be slow, it makes Linux talk English.

So in your example, imagine you, the English speaking program, want to catch a taxi in Madrid/Linux but all taxi drivers speak only Spanish. An emulation layer would be “translating”, so you would have an additional guy in the taxi that you could talk to that talks to the Spanish driver. Proton is not that, it’s an English-speaking taxi driver.

The only game in the main post photo where Windows beats Linux is Spiderman 2, published by Playstation Publishing, owned by Sony.

Honest question, why do people pay 50-70k a year for school? If it was higher education, I presume that’s worth it for the connections you get there, maybe, but this is high school. Isn’t it possible to get into the best unis from a good state school?

Citation needed

I had both, Framework hands down.

Harder to diffuse the responsibility when it is about crimes directly committed by specific people than something the orphan-crushing machine did.

Same way social murder is rationalized away.

Hard to make HP printers worse, but this might actually do it

Outsourcing companies are already doing that to drown out real applicants and convince companies no qualified people are on the market.

Perplexity recently added Deepseek as one possible back end, and there it does output all that.

Didn’t try politically charged queries yet though.

They’ll just rebuild it from your taxes.

You get consequences, they don’t.

You can host Libreoffice Online if you really want

This the same BrewDog that the term brewdogging was coined for, meaning getting interviewees to solve actual problems in the company, thereby stealing free work from people looking for jobs?

Yeah, fuckem

Both them and China try very hard not to.

I’d love if this became a thing.