Switchroot is a thing

I’m not in favor of big corpo AI in the slightest, and think that all the data centers should be nuked from orbit, but splitting hairs about LLMs being called or not being called AI is the most greasy neckbeard thing you could possibly do and takes energy away from actually resolving the issues. The language is flexible and it really does not matter whether we call them AI or force a distinction, so long as everyone understands what we are talking about.

Stop wasting everyone’s energy on pedantery and go out and actually solve the problem instead.

Is it an issue where OpenStreetMaps doesnt have your public transit system’s schedule? if I recall, public transit should be something OSM supports. Or is it an issue with CoMaps/OrganicMaps not being able to read that information?

I feel like this is something that can be resolved somewhat easily once the issue is identified.

Unfortunately for you, the English language has shifted to include LLMs under the “AI” umbrella.

I wasn’t saying it was different from OSM, I was suggesting it as an OSM client.

It offers superior user experience that is almost on par with Google Maps but without being Google Maps (and some things it does better, like more detailed instructions).

It does highlight a lot of glaring issues with the OSM data itself though, be prepared for that - OSM lacks tons and tons of individual street addresses, which is very frustrating. I add them when I can but its too much on my own.

I recommend CoMaps on Android, (or Organic Maps, which CoMaps forked from when Organic started enshitifying)

Doesn’t Prusa rebrand OrcaSlicer though? How is that in-house? Why not just support OrcaSlicer and build their configs into it as a first-class citizen?

If a revolution starts, the MBAs should be second in line to the gallows.

I been using Arch for well over 5 years now I think, around whenever the RX 580 was released. Still using it. Only had like one major breakage due to not reading the arch news, and managed to easily recover with the skills I built by following a manual install (arch-chroot into an existing install from a live-usb to fix issue).

It just looks like a generic SD card reader, but with a top mounted slot.

Everything you described sounds like a dystopian nightmare straight out of Upload.

T H E O R B

In this case it’s linux. I am prepared to pay gobs for proper linux devices. However, I’d rather something like a liberux Nexx if that thing ever comes to fruition.

Are we married to this idea?

Dot com 2.0 wooooo

Not to piss in your cheerios, but I like this new design.

The logo is kind of mid but it integrates with modern themes better than before (I will miss the old logo).

It’s an absolute blessing that they picked Qt instead of GTK and I want to see more of this.

If I had my way, everyone’s drives and ram and whatever would be encrypted from top to bottom with extremely strong keys that only the user had access to. Nobody needs to have access to your stuff except you, and it doesnt matter if you are the most law-abiding citizen in the world who does nothing but eat bread and read the news paper every day, your privacy is sanctamount (whether you agree with this or not). Medical records, bank statements, tax records, private journals, etc. are just a few examples of data that mundane people with “nothing to hide” deserve to have protected to the nines.

How do you feel about the color profiles on HDR, and the cursor/stylus sync, or any of the other changes they listed in this one as far as art goes?

This is a massive drop for artists isn’t it?

Ive been riding SystemD for its faults since the beginning. The age verification was just one more on the pile.