

@grok can u explane wat bro sed in inglish plees


@grok can u explane wat bro sed in inglish plees


Nah, windows 10 was still sluggish spyware/adware.
I would only ever consider switching back to windows if they updated windows 7 with the latest kernel/security updates.
No apps, ads, ai, or shitty UI frameworks.
A functioning offline-only search, a cohesive/responsive UI, and control over if/when updates get installed.


Most public companies and governments focus entirely on short term wins with zero consideration for the future.
Microslop is no different.


Don’t forget the xbox one s and xbox one x, which were after the xbox one (the third xbox, not the first xbox), but before the xbox series s and xbox series x.


No no no you see, they’re using rust, which is a ‘safe’ language. That means it’s not possible to have security issues…


In theory.
But there’s no doubt all their tests will also be shat out from an LLM.
What the frick are you doing? Do you want to be ba*ned???
I can’t believe you casually dropped a n*w in there at the *nd too!


Not since the pi pico came out.
It’s cheaper, more capable, and you can still use arduino code if you want.


Maybe you could get a wifi channel to yourself by adding a bunch of fake AP’s on the same channel, and having your neighbouring routers automatically switch to a “less crowded” channel.
They might use more heuristics than just the number of ssid’s advertised on a channel though.


No thanks. Any software that has AI integration as one of its main selling points is shitware imo.
Who are you talking to?


I don’t think I know anyone who has been excited for a single microsoft product in the last ~15 years. It’s never “wow, that’s cool”, it’s “I wonder how they fucked it up this time”.
Linus is also a mage and temporarily absorbs her karate skills before business trips


Same. Though I did love split-screen black ops zombies on the 360.


Huh, it’s almost like each issue has nuance.


On the weekend happens on the saturday/sunday.
By the weekend happens at any point between now and the weekend.


Sure, but I don’t understand the purpose.
Do people frequently forget their OS/specs?
Or is it just a thing people use to brag about their specs in screenshots?
This wouldn’t be a problem if libraries didn’t frequently make breaking changes to their api.
“Move fast and break things” is for startups with no userbase, not libraries with millions of users.