This so much. I absolutely cannot stand Windows anymore.

lemmy.world blocked it. I guess it is their right to do so, if you want to keep access to it move to another instance (it is not healthy that so many people are on LW).

When I tried it out it was slooowww. GUI designers should focus on making software usable, not "sleek"

I think I could have backed off after moving to Arch. The point of no return was Rust

Really? They always worked very well for me, with a bit of fiddling around

The dream

Same, my German friend made me play it! So that's why...

This looks cool ans they apparently did obtain results (I haven't read the actual research paper though), the way it is presented in this article is dubious. They are just slapping together buzzwords like "artificial intelligence"

Your story is awesome <3. A few months ago, I was pretty much in the state you describe in §2, before I cracked my egg. Seeing someone with a similar experience is heartwarming ^v^. Wish you the best

Edit: formatting

Oh, how surprising...

I don't understand (I know what Spiro is)

OMG I was wondering how not to be questionned if I painted my nails and I know now

Basically you describe the entire system's configuration in /etc/nixos/configuration.nix, including network, users, packages, dotfiles, etc. Then you run nixos-rebuild switch and boom, your computer is in that state.

You can change your product.json to gain access to the Microsoft extension repositories. I still don't do it because fuck ms, for the few extensions that I do need I download them as .vsix on the web frontend.

Going to buy one in two days ^^'

Same. I bought my GPU at like 170% of its MSRP. I regret it now, should have went the amd way

Logseq does the job for me. Also VsCode is slow and bloated on my old laptop. Neovim ftw

Yes. It is their right to block whatever they want on their instance. People who are upset by this ban can just move to an instance that is closer to their opinions.

Think of us poor French citizens stuck with this shitty government

That raises a good question. What to do if someday science were to oppose morality?

Nah Kate is fine if it works for you :)

Designing hardware is easy. How are you going to mass produce it now?