It’s the built-in browser for sync for Lemmy on android

That’s a pretty good idea actually

Sometimes you need to explicitly state a zero and a blank space could be misconstrued.

Windows: Ad Ridden

macOS: Not Enough Freedom Apparently

Linux: Community Arguments

Every OS has issues.

That page is full of pop-ups.

Then you slowly follow the shoes up the uncannily thin and tall figure to be greeted with a sharp toothed smile, attached to the face of a tight skinned yet aged man “helllooo, pity about the loss of another” he states.

Yeah I feel like that just defeats the purpose of it though, in that case just install Debian.

Yeah I am interested in Cosmic DE.

I liked the feel of Pop_OS!, the setup and configuration are great, but damned it was unappealing looks wise for me.

Mint is just green Ubuntu.

“I also sampled everything in the medicine cabinet”

This made me smile.

I thought it was poking fun at the tutorial saying instead of learning to code, import a library from someone who knows how to code.

Yeah it’s definitely a lot quicker than searching through 15 articles and stack overflow posts sometimes. Except for with regex and the sed command, the bastard thing kept messing that up

I find the opposite, chatgpt (free version at least) gives all the explanation and stuff then a code block, copilot (not Microsoft the GitHub one) just prints the boilerplate directly in the editor then you press tab to accept.

Pretty much this, it’s the one use case for copilot, I know what I want to type anyway and copilot is usually close enough that 2 edits is faster than typing the whole thing and better for rsi.

Electron apps are great for one thing, quick releases. Other than that there is far too much that can go wrong and you end up with an incredibly resource (mostly memory) intensive application.

In comparison the native solutions I’ve seen run on about 20-200mb instead of 600+

The doctor prescribed “getting good”

Can she not use the cloud version? Surely her company provides an account for that, if not it definitely has a free version.

Weird, I’ve not required X for anything since I started using it, I also just use my Window Manager to bind hotkeys (usually Sway)

Yeah I mean there’s a lot of benefits and increased security on Wayland now so it’s definitely worth the transition to.

foot is also a good choice for a minimal terminal emulator.