I taught myself how to properly configure things on Linux using EndeavourOS but ended up sticking with it because there is no real reason for me to switch to pure arch. On my laptop I have NixOS and occasionally notice some of the disadvantages of having not having things pre-installed.

Windows 11 isn’t running in the cloud yet though. Unless it checks to make sure it hasn’t been tampered with too much you should just be able to modify some of its binaries (the source code obviously isn’t available). With the cloud based llms that is not possible.

If you have a model on your computer you can retrain it, which is like changing a binary just far less precise. The option of having a source code equivalent just isn’t there beyond having the same dataset and seeds for the training program.

So I’d say it is worse than your average run of the mill proprietary software.

We are talking about their ports right? All mice I have used had male ports or bluetooth dongles.

Mine have all been male.

The unsafe rust keyword basically just lets you declare a scope in which some memory checks do not need to pass for the program to compile.

So 64 is absolutely perfect being 1000000 in binary, then all you need to do is go one bit a time for a binary search.

Yeees

I’ve done that in C before. I was just confused because the labels need to be in scope of a function as far as I am aware. In assembly you don’t really have that.

Or perhaps call function if you’ve got a call stack going.

Nevermind that is C or something right? Otherwise it would be jmp function?

That’s a cool looking keyboard!

If only more people felt that way.

Interesting. I didn’t know that they could tell where something is shared to. I generally just copy things but I also basically never use WhatsApp so that might be why I haven’t seen this.

Why oh why did you mention that.

ahem Catgirls in great quantities are a feature!

Yes. I left a USB stick with a Linux installer on the table when they tried to upgrade to Windows 11. The upgrade failed and they instead upgraded to Linux without even needing to ask for help :>

Huh, that is what I’m used to but my app manages it in line as well though normally I would do inline code like this anyways.

I think standard spoiler syntax on fediverse apps is

Missed the flag --no-preserve-root or you could just add a wildcard.

I chose what I was told was easiest which was Ubuntu and that has GNOME. A year later when I had enough of GNOME (which I still much preferred over Windows) I decided I was up to installing what I actually wanted and only because it came with an installer.

The gustacian!