It’s awesome. It’s like opensuse aeon but more popular. I haven’t touched my os in years.

How is it better than fedora silverblue or kinoite?

Gotcha! Thanks!

I didn’t read it but there are always vulnerabilities and rushing may introduce other bugs or vulnerabilities. There’s a reason why it’s first in beta.

Someone can delete all your fortnite progress

I had a public facing jellyfin. I took it down because of that [ai].

Immich and nextcloud are still up.

I’m not saying there is a rational reasoning behind it.

And because people don’t want to deal with other people and discussing something creates friction and the maintainer of a standard holds the power and does not want to change anything if she doesn’t like it. Sometimes the 15th standard is neccessary

Shouldn’t especially vital services be taken down to secure them?

That’s tricky! Both are fine.

I’d go for one good experience rather than one perfect and one mediocre and the additional pain of keeping both systems on par.

That looks like a really nice laptop. I don’t play games and code only or write prose. This looks like my next laptop as soon as my old one dies (which is unlikely to happen anytime soon, it’s incredible how long laptops last)

The quote sounds like a penalty. And your guess sounds like the minimum work that has to be done anyway. Completely different framing.

suggestion of his was to create an AGENTS. md that makes generating kernel code expensive in compute and token time.

Why would one use the agents file if it makes it expensive?

My bad! I thought it uses musicbrainz only.

Usually beets is the solution but it uses the same source as picard. Songs shouldn’t get shorter though? Sorting should be the same though, independent of the software.

Music/artist/release/title

I gave up a couple of years ago. It is too much work for too little gain.

Just a list without aynthing else looks bad

I am a lemmy user. Use as much as you want as long as you take full responsibility for it. I am open to ai. There is rubbish, but there’s also very good stuff.

I don’t have enough security knowledge, I can’t judge if a project is applying state of the art security practices. If a non experienced dev published a fully working app within a couple of days, one may rightfully question the quality of the project. You have to have experience in order to judge a llm output. The more people look at it, the better. I don’t judge you, I didn’t look into either project.

I love it. There is no android app that I like. I use the web version. Same experience as yours. That’s not a big issue because I don’t add recipes on a daily basis.

Jtx notifications are always on time and sticky if you want.

Cool!

So it’s like rename or sed?

https://francopasut.netlify.app/post/linux-rename-confusion/

Thanks for mentioning it! It works like a charm!