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Better than Dreamworks, though
Better than Dreamworks, though
Watching Parks & Rec for the first time, and I also noticed this. IMO it’s missing something, maybe if only one of the characters acted that way towards him or something it would be better. He’s pretty much Meg from Family Guy, and I never really cared for that dynamic either.
I think it works there because it’s just Michael Scott that despises him, everyone else sees him as fairly normal from what I recall.
They won’t open source snaps because they want to control the snap ecosystem to make money off of it for an IPO
That’s an interesting comment from a guy that used to work for Canonical, and then went anti-snap pretty hard, to the point that he made this:
Thanks for the list. It’d be interesting to see something like the Are We X Yet sites for Mozilla/Rust projects that tracks this sort of thing
Not sure if this my app or a Lemmy setting, but I only see it once, because it’s properly cross-posted
“Thinker” is probably the most obnoxious one I’ve heard of, from the CTO of a tech company
That’s not really the same thing. It’s also bad, but the producers aren’t shipping that themselves, the NSA modifies it the devices after shipment. That’s in some ways worse, since installing Linux yourself won’t help against adversarial firmware/hardware.
What do you mean by NSA spyware? Anything that I can think of along those lines isn’t really the same thing as what Lenovo did.
You’re going to get a lot of comments about Ubuntu and snaps. Definitely one of the reasons I switched away from it.
This seems really short-sighted. Why would I go to How Stuff Works when I can just ask the LLM myself?
Maybe there’s just no possible business model for them anymore with the advent of LLMs, but at least if they focused on the “actually written by humans!” angle there’d be some hook to draw people in.
I like Bluey and metal, so this shirt is perfect for me