That has to come from someone who doesn’t know the bliss of micro

Every day when I go to bed

I think AI is great for code review. It’s a best-effort process anyway, so letting an AI loose in addition to a coworker doesn’t hurt. So far it beats any human review by far, because it can detect even the most obscure (potential) flaws

There is no LibreWolf for Android, there is IronFox tho

Jep, SUSE is quite big. Ubuntu is only more popular among private users

You could choose between chat and chat + stream ban before, why would you want a stream only ban?

*again again

Heh

I bought server drives because the price/TB was lower, and I want to give you just one hint: Server drives tend to be very loud

Vibe Coding is a security problem literally everybody except vibe coders warned about

I feel forced to use slightly customized breeze at this point, because every other theme I would like is either straight up buggy or does not support all of the features Plasma has now…

I mean, at least you will have the brainrot without profiling, censorship and potentially clients that make it easier to get off the brainrot

I use Arch btw

While I agree with you, it’s not like GNOME consumes so many ressources that it affects the average person’s experience.

Personally, I think GNOME is much more self explanatory. Whatever environment you come from, even if you have no computing experience at all, you will probably get stuff done with GNOME.

With Plasma, I noticed that people with low tech-skills struggle a lot more, because they are less crazy about making everything super duper extra obvious (especially how to configure stuff)

It’s configurable.

I would be totally down for some trustworthy and transparent verification service that does not store or hand out your data. Since pretty much everyone will need to verify for whatever at some point, I think this would be awesome to have

The last couple updates made it better, but I wouldn’t exactly call Element a smooth experience. For example it recently began to try and access a keyring that doesn’t exist, ignoring the one that I already have readily available, and that works for everything else.

This is the latest in a long series of frustrating experiences with Matrix in general. To this day, Element isn’t stable, and Element X is somehow worse. It is, imo, a very promising option, but it is also far from perfect.

You will never catch me!

If it is advenced theoretical CS, it is definitely not

(bc its soo damn hot)

You can also just donate! They even have merch if you want some of your money going that direction