LollipopYakuza

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by LollipopYakuza 9mo ago
"Teaching kids"? Well as a professional in IT I wished I knew how to answer all this!
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by LollipopYakuza 9mo ago
Come one, there are things to say about this project but the Download section is pretty clear. It installs commands for your LLMs and AI-based IDE. It states that clearly in the section. If you’re not familiar with what a /command is i
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by LollipopYakuza 9mo ago
Probably low, but it's probably more than 4X times likely for a user to stay subscribed for 6 months rather than paying $199.
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by LollipopYakuza 10mo ago
I understand your reluctance, I was not very optimistic when I started installing Jellyfin. Turns out it is pretty straightforward and I never had to deal with the hassle of maintenance. The two non-mandatory configuration steps I had to ma
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by LollipopYakuza 10mo ago
I understand it was a very unique and powerful piece of software in 1990 but why would it be such a game changer to have the 1.0 running on Linux today?
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by LollipopYakuza 10mo ago
> Cosmic provides a plethora of features that I don’t really use in my day-to-day computer operations That kind of defeats the purpose of the distro (or a big part of it at least).
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by LollipopYakuza 10mo ago
That's interesting! I didn't know this could be such a barrier. Is this because of the potential impact on mental health? Or just because people wouldn't like to be publicly associated with NSFW content in any way? While job
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by LollipopYakuza 10mo ago
Have you considered hiring someone to reduce the load of repetitive tasks?
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by LollipopYakuza 11mo ago
Also they state that the console will remain the centerpiece, they want to make Xbox a "platform" to reuse their own term. It becomes an ecosystem rather than a hardware product. They idea is that as long as you have a gamepass, y
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
One would think, considering how prolific cloud hosting is at such scale, that those actors could afford providing some kind of customer support.
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
Unfortunately, one doesn't get to chose who their customers make business with.
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
They explain in the article why they still have to have a Google Cloud account. I am sure that they would gladly not deal with Google at all if they could...
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
Microsoft provides a tool called "Media Creation Tool" https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows11 But of course it’s highly simplified and designed solely for installing Windows.
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
Wow that sounds like hell as much!
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
What would be an comparable example in the DevOps world? (honest question, I am not really familiar with it)
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
I second this. In most industries, your clients won't care if the software relies on an ultra scalable architecture split in microservices or a monolith + PostgreSQL.
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
I would argue that regardless of Go is low-level, for something as fundamental as a desktop environement, a lower level language makes sense.
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by LollipopYakuza 1y ago
> even low-end smartphones have more RAM than high-end servers had in 2009 That's even less accurate. By two orders of magnitude. High-end servers in 2009 had way more than 4GB. The (not even high-end) HP Proliant I installed for a
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by LollipopYakuza 2y ago
Prime Video has to be the worst of all major streaming services. The video quality is horrible, its crippled with ads (3 not skippable ads for an episode of 45 minutes, lastly), and a lot of interesting titles are behind a "partner pay
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by LollipopYakuza 3y ago
I think it makes sense. A blocklist will never block every script and snippet. AI, on the other hand, should be pretty efficient at detecting prompts to automate its removal.
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by LollipopYakuza 4y ago
And avoid communicating with anyone using a @gmail as well?