penguin

I just did that yesterday, definitely a more involved setup but I really like it so far. I wanted to ditch systemd for a few reasons but this recent news finally gave me the motivation.

Yeah unless there’s a really specific reason to use invidious, Smarttube is the way to go. Anytime I’ve had an issue there’s an update that fixes it right away

Who are we missing, Claude?

I was looking for something like this, thank you kindly

Really hope this happens

I went to the Verizon store to buy an iPhone when the droid first launched, the rep said “you don’t want that phone, check this one out” and showed me the droid. So glad I didn’t get roped into that ecosystem.

I still miss CyanogenMod dearly…

Protontricks makes it much easier to tell which steam folder is which game, but its still annoying

That’s great to hear, I think I’m jumping back to graphene

Does Android Auto still not work?

Helix is my favorite, it does everything I want a text editor to do and it’s much more intuitive than vim/nvim. I was never a power user of either so I’m sure it’s missing plenty of functionality that nvim users are used to but it’s perfect for my use cases.

The sentiment I keep seeing is that it’s vibe coded, though the dev claims that AI was used but not in any core components. It’s one I’ll be waiting out personally, the whole huntarr situation has me pretty skeptical of any new projects

I guess it makes sense as a Chromebook alternative and they probably don’t want to eat their MacBook Air market. At least they’re getting colorful again

12.9-inch display

A18 Pro chip

8GB RAM

Fun color options

Roughly $699 price

Not a bad price. 8GB of RAM is pretty low these days

I knew he was full of himself but was still surprised by that line, what an ego

I wish I could hear it again for the first time, top 10 knock knock joke

Deezer has the only accurate indicator that I know of, I use it in a program that prevents AI generated music from being added to my library

the device is equipped with four different extruders — a filament extruder, a pellet extruder, an ink extruder, and a heater — and outputted five different materials — dielectric, electrically conductive, soft magnetic, hard magnetic, and flexible.

pretty impressive

If you’re worried about breaking your computer take a look at bazzite too, it’s an immutable distro so it won’t even let you mess with important system files without really really trying. it also installs the proprietary Nvidia drivers so you don’t have to worry about that either

are you looking at the newer version of pop os? It’s still in beta, I think you would have a better experience with mint.

Home Assistant can do that, the quality will really depend on what hardware you have to run the LLM. If you only have a CPU you’ll be waiting 20 seconds for a response, which could also be pretty poor if you have to run a small quantized model