Make them more efficient and make them run cooler. It solves way more problems than making them 18% faster then following year.
My first thought was “shouldn’t he be lobbing law bombs?”
Thank you. Yeah, I’ve been applying to places but a lot of job postings these days are scams. Alcoholism killed my brother just under 2 years ago so I generally try not to drink. Ironic eh? :/
It is speculated that Reddit is selling all of its users data to train large language models (AI). The exorbitant API fees are just slated to be the collection method, so in a sense you’re contributing to them still by providing valuable training data.
As far as getting hate for it goes, most people probably don’t care one way or another. There may be a subset of people that do, but don’t let it get to you.
Not so great. My mom died a week ago, I got fired 6 weeks into paid family leave and I’ve started to realize that drinking is becoming a habit :(
Ehhhhh https://youtu.be/LFhT6H6pRWg
Think of all the breastfeeding children we could save by making white screen black. SMH. Fuck Nestle
Thank you for your kind words. There’s been a lot of that the past month or so. At this point I am probably going to start over.
As someone who just got fired while on family leave to care for their mother on her deathbed, I feel this.
I had no idea about this actually. What are some good books or sources to read up on this? That's fascinating
It was tough at first, but I haven't logged in or looked since deleting all of my comments. The only time I go there now is when I absentmindedly click a Google result.
Hey!
Would it be possible to add a quick toggle to move thumbnails from the left side to the right side or vice versa? This would only really apply to compact mode so I can understand if it's lower priority.
Thanks for your time, and awesome work so far! I am loving Voyager.
Liftoff feels like a love letter to Relay for Reddit. It's just missing a quick toggle to move thumbnails to the left or right in compact view.
Props for referencing the NoPoop meme in the settings too 🤣
ZorinOS is a pretty good and consumer friendly "distro" if you can call it that.
Something one of my college professors pointed out a long time ago is that a lot of DVD players and smaller consumer electronics ran a custom version of Linux. Here we are 10-15 years later, with Android being easier to work with. It's probably replaced a lot of those Linux installations.
More on your point, the giant smart display/kiosks in each room at the allergy clinic I went to last year still ran Android 10. Because I had to spend long periods of time alone waiting to see if I was allergic to things, I ended up tinkering and managed to get it out of Kiosk mode and setting a security policy lol (don't worry I reverted my changes and let them know!)