AI slop?

As someone who’s been using Linux for around 12 years now, I just came back to Mint a while ago and it’s a good choice for close to everyone I reckon.

I used pretty much all the major distros and some niche ones as well, but in the end I want a PC that does PC things without having to fuck around all the time. Mint does exactly that, it just works.

That being said, feel free to mess around with live USBs, try some distros on an old laptop etc, it’s good fun and you might find something you really like.

How do you win this race? By having the most capable unsustainable LLM? Not sure if I care…

I reckon that’s alright when making a meme about straws

i don’t think most people use straws because they have no other way of drinking lol

Some do, sure…

Kinda curious where you’re getting $10/TB from

I enjoy using Gnome and don’t really encounter any issues in my day to day use

(pls don’t kill me :))

This has happened to me way too frequently back when I had windows on my laptop lol

With absolutely no qualifications whatsoever I diagnose: defo a case of daft cunt syndrome

Car: huge list of requirements like insurance and all that

Public transport: ticket (optional)

I use Ollama+Open WebUI to create the most fucked AI characters to have a laugh at when chilling with mates lol

Can be good fun if you’re a bit of a nerd

Fuck I need that

Mum wouldn’t even notice as long as the wallpaper is the same

I struggled with terminal blocking me from doing anything unless I run right commands

Lmao are you serious? Did you struggle with it not opening the right applications unless you click the right icons as well?

Well to be fair, there’s no export feature on BeaconDB yet… But that’s being worked on, Joel, the dev, is still a little unsure about how that data should be handled in regards to AP owner and contributor privacy I think

Ladybird is certainly interesting to watch, it’s improving quite quickly.

I know people on here hate it because of one (admittedly not at all nice) gender issue in the codes comments but like… seriously?

Mostly stopped fucking around with stuff once I switched to fedora which seriously just works.

But then, every couple of months, I just feel the need to try something new. So I grab my 2nd laptop and start installing some esoteric distro, configure everything, even sign in to my online accounts, just to never touch that laptop again until I want to try the next weird distro.