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lousken
4mo ago
Hopefully, it will be in the next ESR
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lousken
4mo ago
I don't mind downloads that much but keeping uploads to 1/10 (sometimes even worse) is terrible. If I had the option for 1000/100 or 500/500 I would always go for the second option.
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lousken
4mo ago
I hope Debian 14 will have the last x11 version such that users that need it will be able to use it for another 5 years
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lousken
4mo ago
Well they just achieved the opposite of that with github copilot, congrats
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lousken
4mo ago
Out of experimental when?
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lousken
4mo ago
ReFS -> ZFS Remove batch, VBS and switch from powershell 5 to 7, add bash Replace DSC in favour of Ansible Remove windows registries Switch to systemd for services Rename folders like Users to home, programdata to etc, program files to o
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lousken
5mo ago
There is a reason why EU is leaving Microsoft ecosystem...
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lousken
5mo ago
I don't agree, the year was 2025. Microsoft killed it's last usable OS, HW prices skyrocketed and regardless of some software that you can't run, that's fine. Tons of software can't be run on MacOS as well, it'
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lousken
5mo ago
... and it's not even written in Rust
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lousken
5mo ago
The more people will despise AI, the better
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lousken
5mo ago
Lol, I hear developers everywhere telling me Jetbrains products are getting worse with every release. But I wonder why do they tell me and not scream at jetbrains, it's not like I can fix that as sysadmin. Stop writing blogs and tellin
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lousken
5mo ago
It was here for quite a while - see Copilot, Recall, Microslop; pizza glue, bard, firefly, ... Shoving shitty products down customers throat was a bad idea from the start. And now there are even more reasons to hate it
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lousken
5mo ago
It was the snappiest windows ever though
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lousken
5mo ago
Finally!
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lousken
5mo ago
Haven't touched gemini api since they did not support having a $ limit per api key. Is it possible now?
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lousken
5mo ago
Good enough for a side project, not good enough for transferring banking system from cobol
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lousken
5mo ago
Denuvo should charge more for every month extra since the release
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lousken
5mo ago
That was not enough because of DRM junk though
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lousken
5mo ago
This. Why spend extra on x3d cpu when you can have a reasonable game size (not that it has large enough cache anyway)
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lousken
5mo ago
I would hope publishers would take note and remove it, having hundreds of megabytes of junk in the executable is just wasteful to put it mildly
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lousken
5mo ago
> This update moves Windows toward a single monthly restart by consolidating OS, .NET, and driver updates I just can't, gotta ask - what about c++ updates? What about integral os components that were migrated to the store and if you
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lousken
6mo ago
trixie security just out, perfect
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lousken
6mo ago
AI was always slowing me down, only recently it has become somewhat useful.
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lousken
6mo ago
Can't they use Mythos to figure out their uptime?
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lousken
6mo ago
Availability is priority? Does not seem like it is https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/
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lousken
6mo ago
They are entshittifying their products at scale
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lousken
6mo ago
Technically yes, but then you wait for the download + install + you have to select your ad preferences, also non-skipable
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lousken
6mo ago
My favourite part is saying "Reject all" to the cookies and sh*t on my new tab before I even open any website.
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lousken
6mo ago
One of the reasons I no longer work on windows 1. Log onto a server 2. Need a browser to run some stupid tool, everything besides edge is removed 3. Edge shows "setting up profile" with multiple steps (cant be skipped ofc) and aft
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lousken
6mo ago
Fully agree, I can't wait for the day when developers finally stop using javascript for shit it was never designed for. .NET is decades ahead at this point.
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