What a predictable typical, mealy mouthed half acquiescence nothing statement from CDT, the “consumer protection” organization with an annual fundraising event called “Tech Prom” with all their tech funding. Glorified agitprop, compromised ass DC swamp huffers.

All age verification is bullshit and doesn’t work.

Correction: you messed up your internet connection

As another said on the thread — it’s not really Linux that is the issue here as much as the internet. Browsers are just memory hogs now and you’re not going to get an enjoyable experience on 2gb of ram imo, if the goal is to have a functional laptop. OTOH, it would be a great little project server to play around with things like pihole or your Arrs🏴‍☠️ or other self hosting goodness.

Quinn’s Quest is such a gem

Nah they’re fine. A blog post needs a header image. They would never have commissioned some artist for that they would have just thrown the same generic Linux distribution logo or penguins that Linux blogs used ad nauseam before genai. People have been complaining about lame header images forever.

lol docker ain’t that.

Bonkers

Quel suprise

Jesus man that is brutal sorry to hear you’re going through that.

Game pass

Cory doesn’t miss

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Please educated one tell us how many schools do the weapon manufacturers that get these checks build?

The trifold adventure format is maybe my favorite part of Mothership design ethos. It’s such a great distillation of the one page dungeon format: two pages, six “quadrants”, it’s the perfect size for a oneshot/two-shot.

What does this mean for Vaultwarden?

Even still, I’m back on Ubuntu LTS for my daily driver for stability sake but I do so miss yay.

Hell yeah. Awesome piece.

Napster

The shared secret with my Vaultwarden server? Add mfa and someone needs to explain to me how passkeys do anything more than saving one single solitary click.

I think you are underestimating the ability of the generative ai tools to build to a consistent style and theme. Sure it’s a problem now but not an insurmountable one by todays measures, so I’m assuming Adobe will have it sorted in a few years too