Ulrich

Has been for a long while. Also there are tons of unofficial apps as well.

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framework mainboards are price comparable to equivalent entire laptops

No.

I recently got a steam deck and that kinda demystified the (unrealistic) expectation I had of Linux was all command line stuff and techno babble.

Outside of gaming, browsing and flatpaks it still very much is. People here will lie and tell you it’s not. It is. But as long it’s just Steam gaming, it’s very simple.

so is there a Linux… idk what to call it, type? OS? Thing??? that runs out of the box without me having to install additional software manually or at least automatic setup wizards

Not really sure what you’re asking here but I think it’s a “package manager”. Basically an app store for Linux. Discover store in KDE or “software” in GNOME. Open it, search for your software, click the “install” button and be done.

Outside of the package manager, installations become complex quickly.

is there any specific hardware that works easier with Linux

Yes, generally new hardware won’t work as well. Linux drivers are a second class citizen. Also you’ll likely experience lower performance and extra difficulties with Nvidia vs. Windows.

Lots of people consider it and choose not to due to the complexity involved. One of many reasons to hate email.

Judging by the URL I assume this site will serve a wide variety of specific topics. (ie: covid.infitok.com, nuclear.infitok, etc)

Algorithms are awesome when they don’t have ulterior motives.

It’s a reference to TikTok. In the case of “wikitok”, instead of browsing brainrot you flip randomly through Wikipedia articles. Check it out (on mobile): https://wikitok.vercel.app/

In the case of OP it is similar except exclusively AI academic papers (click the OP link on mobile). The interesting thing is this appears to be a subset of another site that is yet to be launched, so presumably you could, in the future, be able to browse other lists by replacing the “papers” in the URL with some other topic.

Well there was sub.club but it died.

I’ve been using Bazzite for a good while. It just turns your PC into a fancy console. Boots right into Steam. Everything can be done with a controller. If you can use a console, you can use Bazzite.

Of course Chimera and Nobara are very similar in that way. Bazzite is just the new hotness.

That literally doesn’t even remotely resemble what I said.

Oops you need a whole new mainboard anyway to upgrade the CPU

Yes that would be the 10% I was referring to.

oops you need new DDR5 RAM for the new CPU

…and the other new computer you want to buy doesn’t?

oops these framework parts cost a premium

You pay a little more for the 10% of new parts but it’s easily accounted for in the other 90%.

Congrats, you now have…an old case that’s already gone through wear and tear…

…so? You saved buckets of money in the process…

Yes but in the future when you need or want to upgrade again, it’s a fairly trivial cost because you’re reusing 90% of the parts. It’s an investment.

Not to mention if there’s any kind of mechanical issue in the future.

I hope someone hacks all the UK gov iCloud accounts and leaks the contents.

ElevenLabs is pretty much the premiere AI voice transcription service. It’s pretty wild.

Apple’s decision to disable the feature for U.K. users could well be the only reasonable response at this point

Hard disagree. The most reasonable response would be to refuse to comply, organize, and fight it in court. But that would cost them money. And they don’t care about their users that much.

E: Meta says they will not comply

I mean isn’t that at least some extent technically true to a level.

It’s completely true. That’s why a lot of people don’t seed. And why your ISP won’t bother you if you don’t.

Your ISP forbids what, exactly?

It is complicated but Yunohost does make it a lot simpler.

Has Ghost refused to host “Nazi” publications?

I don’t think we’ve been saved just yet. Their market share is still growing and they don’t support importing RSS feeds. Nor do they support outgoing video feeds for RSS. And they continue to pay for exclusive partnerships.