But he’ll be right everyday after it happens

Abba starts playing and the lights come up

Import fangs,cool_neckflaps

Stop reading the details a knee jerk with the rest of us nerd

Go type it out and repost get more points and have it become the norm. No one owes you anything it’s free.

Roblox go brrr

Or learn the basics of the tool you use every day for work. Scary amount of office workers are like carpenters who don’t know what a hammer and chisel is.

I’ll engage to the point it just becomes a binary football team mentality. Me not engaging with you isn’t me not engaging with politics because you’re a performative moron and I have a life to get on with.

People will complain, but still keep handing over their money.

@Drusas Fair clarification, but whether the service has become shitty is ultimately beside the point. It’s on Disney, Netflix, or whoever to provide a service people think is worth paying for, and it’s on customers to decide when it no longer is.

I also don’t think “I already paid” really changes much here. With most streaming services you’ve paid for a month or, at most, a year of access not permanent ownership or lifetime access. If the service gets worse after that, don’t renew.

It’s not really comparable to something like Plex Pass Lifetime, where you’ve specifically paid once for ongoing access and would have a much stronger argument if those terms were later undermined.

You don’t have to use it

Forcing clankers into good christian missonary at gunpoint?

It has been Slackware based since inseption I think just because that’s what fit when it was created.Fedora particually Silverblue and in turn some of the Ublue projects have shown you can create a super stable environment for container based workloads.

Updates are seemless and targetable a fedora backend gives them an easier switch to podman should docker not be viable in the future.

From the article it looks like they’re focusing on Faster security updates Better hardware support through the Linux kernel There’s a clear seperation of the base os and the apps,plugins etc that Silverblue/Ublue can offer that Debian couldn’t do as easily and they’d be better off just sticking on Slackware.

Thanks good advice underestimated the bar of the community.

Fair enough, tag added. I hadn’t realised the rule extended to AI assisted contributions in third-party projects I’m merely linking to.Didn’t occur to me to dig into the projects repo. Hence my comment with it not being my project.I get it though vibe coded projects have become an issue it’s just that it was a broader disclosure requirement than I expected, so I’ll bear it in mind.

What are you talking about? This isn’t an AI article; it’s about a server OS/infrastructure platform.

Yes, you could use Bluefin Server to run AI workloads,they mention it because it’s container focused. But that’s not what makes something an AI related post. Where do you draw that line otherwise? Would a keyboard review need an AI tag because you could use the keyboard to type a prompt?

It’s not my project either so I have no idead if or where LLM’s are being used.

Didn’t the last 9 models do that

Honey we’re out of toilet roll and the cat just crapped on the carpet.

I’ll give you some old pogs for the rights to Gimli and Legolas I have some… Ideas

I can prove in home that I don’t own any playstation past the 4.

Let’s see who loses.

Fisheye’s became super popular because of skating is my uneducated guess