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Oh no, we might have to subsidize them again with an overpriced contract or ten. Like every other time they have money issues.

Please buy canola. Everyone needs 43 tons of canola in their backyard.

Thanks

A farmer.

Wasn’t she a Maple Maga?

Oh, yah: https://a.lemmy.world/lemmy.world/comment/15718257

Did the truckers head south?

Oh, boy. He’s sure fooling us with that subtle sleight-of-hand. What a magician.

That was a good one.

So this is a LAMF moment. Got it.

The only chair in the room is the Iron Throne.

Wayland is the future, and the present. I wouldn’t shy away from it. I’ve been using it for years with multi-monitor and multi-gpu, it beats the hell out of having to dink with X11 about once a week to keep my screens in the right place.

And with X11 pretty much on life support, it’s time. And Mint isn’t the distro to do that on.

Ubuntu doesn’t push flatpaks, they push Snaps. But Ubuntu has a ton of other issues, so YMMV. It might be the one for you, who knows.

Been using Linux almost 30 years, went from Redhat to everything else, and now I’m back on Redhat to stay. Fedora KDE for a nice, boring, up to date, and bulletproof OS.

And I can book a shoulder ultrasound at Dynalife for 3 months from now, or go to another provider and get it the next business day.

They aren’t any better now than they were before they went tits up.

I imagine this is astroturfing. Manufacturing consent for an invasion is starting to ramp up, and Russia would love nothing more than to see this expand to a fullblown conflict that occupies the West for a few years.

I’m using vscode/Roocode with Gosucoder shortprompt, with Requesty providing models. Generally I’ll use R1 to outline a project and Claude to implement. The shortprompt seems to reduce the context quite a bit and hence the cost. I’ve heard about Cursor but haven’t tried it yet.

When you’re using local models, which ones are you using? The ones I mention don’t seem to give me much I can use, but I’m also probably asking more of them because I see what Claude can do. It might also be a problem with how Roocode uses them, though when I just jump into a chat and ask it to spit out code, I don’t get much better.

Yah, I read it afterwards and realized I’d verbed a noun. I’m not proud of it.

OK, fair enough, I changed the title.

I’d rather have ass-cancer.

Me neither, I nuke the default freedesktop folders on an install because they clutter up my home folder. But I’d imagine we’re the exception.

Many of the projects are backend dev tools, like the Atlas provider linked in the thread.