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But while the AI was ready to give up several times, it did keep adding debug code and analyzing it faithfully when I pushed.

Well, no shit, all they can do is follow instructions. We just really can’t help avoid anthropomorphizing something that speaks language and think it was a good boy for stopping whining and trying again

It’s not mentioned because it’s not required, yubikeys in general mostly leverage pre-existing “smartcard” facilities

Huh, for some reason I assumed XMPP didn’t support video chat. Does it also support screen sharing or do you need a fake input and send it as regular webcam video?

I don’t see language being passed in the example code, so it may be agnostic?

Mandriva/Mandrake might be older than you…

Anecdotally, I’m seeing a lot of bot traffic masquerading with a macOS user agent

The disk is still encrypted even when turned on, it’s just transparently decrypted when read. I doubt Ente is any different - you store images encrypted on disk, decrypt them to be able to read them as an image, then send it re-encrypted over HTTPS.

Rust is web scale!

Could you tell us how creators such as yourself want to use HEVC at 30p so we can provide feedback to our design team?

I just want to fucking choose what I want without having to provide a “user story”!! I HATE uber-market-optimized software and products, give me fucking settings instead of trying to guess for me!

You already have a bunch of NAT-level suggestions, so I wanted to mention there’s an alternative solution: split-horizon DNS, or simply split DNS. Basically, you run a DNS server in your LAN (like pi-hole) which resolves to the private IP, so resolving externally and internally give different results. This way packets don’t hit the router at all. You can also do a wildcard like *.something.lan to avoid having to add a record for every service, and only configure your reverse proxy.

Some people find fun to be the point

Knowing is facts, not opinions

You can’t correct an opinion, own it or shut up

I would suggest giving native DAWs a solid try, if you find something that clicks staying on the native Pipewire/JACK system is so much nicer than window’s, on top of the inevitable emulation/translation jankiness. Bitwig and REAPER are the big ones, but depending on your workflow/focus you can find other alternatives. There’s also a bunch of native “digital audio gear” that is pretty sweet - check out Cardinal!

Windows VSTs can be tricky, always check if there is a native Linux release, otherwise you will have to run it through some compatibility layer and pray your divinity of choice, although you should have a good number of guides available. I suggest checking out some of the native alternatives here too, for example I use LSP plugins for compressors, EQs, and adjacent things

I wish the distributed computing utopia where we would send X windows over the network came true, but unfortunately it didn’t, and the whole X11 paradigm is inadequate for the modern tech reality

You’ll pry #archlinux from my cold dead hands

Linux runs on ARM, as well as on Alpha, ARC, C-Sky, Hexagon, LoongArch, m68k, Microblaze, MIPS, Nios II, OpenRISC, PA-RISC, PowerPC, Power ISA, RISC-V, ESA/390, z/Architecture, SuperH, SPARC, x86, and Xtensa

It’s not the opinion itself, it’s just the attitude. Your comment is a perfect example of what I consider a good reply as you brought both hard data and some nuance in expressing how you formed your opinion

“a strawman is when people disagree with me!”

Anything you’d like to dispute specifically or we should just take your “it’s shit” over a detailed explanation?