I agree with you but, since I can’t come up with a reasonable explanation for it, my brain wants to err on the side of them being largely the same for whatever reason
I’m an engineer with history in reverse-engineering, logic-level troubleshooting and design, software, and whatever else.
I think of myself of more as an agroecologist/farmer type guy though no matter what the paychecks say on them
I agree with you but, since I can’t come up with a reasonable explanation for it, my brain wants to err on the side of them being largely the same for whatever reason
Yeah this is a weird one. I don’t really know how the line gets drawn between training an AI and plagiarism. My gut feeling is that this feels like suing somebody for being inspired by your work or learning a new word from it.
Ubuntu Server (Or really just Ubuntu) is probably going to be the easiest in terms of package support, general support, and usability. It’s pretty straightforward and there’s infinite tutorials for everything you could possibly want to do
That’s a true thing to say
It still can be if we put in the work
I find myself bouncing between gnome and i3 kind of a lot but this article may have gotten me to fully switch back to gnome
I ended up going with librewolf-bin. The flatpak version had some issues for me because my configs are a spaghetti nightmare
The other day I died of old age compiling Librewolf from the AUR
Good luck, I’m dogshit at maintaining the comments lol
Once again, prisoners are forced to do the necessary work for no compensation.