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Boomers hate using safety gear.

Sorry but using less Windows via dual boot setup > Not using Linux at all.

Whatever works for people is the right choice.

SpongeBob In Silent Hill / Aw Hell Naw Spunch Bob

That explains the talking glass of water.

Voyager for Lemmy

Installing old Linux applications IS a problem. They’re available only if someone repackaged them for newer distros. If not they can’t run anymore because of dependencies mismatch.

Him

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I like how they threw a 2DS into the pile of late 90s, early 2000s tech.

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Title context:

Chile won the semis in the FIFA Confederations Cup back in 2017. A guy celebrating on the street, most certainly under the influence, said to a news reporter: “We are the best country of Chile, bro” instead of ‘the world’. It’s still an ongoing meme.

My experience with ChatGPT goes like this:

• Write me a block of code that makes x thing
• Certainly, here’s your code
• Me: This is wrong.
• You’re right, this is the correct version
• Me: This is wrong again.
• You’re right, this is the correct version
• Me: Wrong again, you piece of junk.
• I’m sorry, this is the correct version.
• (even more useless code) … and so on.

I’m-a sorry FISH from unix_surrealism

I’d go for stability. Smaller instances can be slow. If you want fast load times use a bigger one, like mastodon.social

But…

More like officially supported modding. For example, Gnome extensions are third party add-ons.

I used to be angry at Microsoft. Now I’m angry at Microsoft, Red Hat and Canonical.