candyman337

Yes that’s probably bad

Ubuntu wayy back in the day, started on mint, then nobara, then bazzite on my laptop and steam deck, then nobara to cachy os on my desktop, and I quickly switched the laptop and steam deck to cachy because I liked it so much

Can you really tell the difference? Like even compared to lossless streaming, I know there are some songs where it seems to be better detailed but that also could be my own bias, on top of that, I know some songs don’t even have lossless versions released so if you buy the flac you’re literally just getting the CD quality version anyway.

Tbh, we rely too much on smart phones, even though it’s really cool to have a single device that does all these things, I think it was overall bad for society. Now the releasers of the software for these devices basically monopolize how so many things are distributed and what content they can have.

That’s why you do everything with human review, I said that in my comment, come on now

Analytical AI is much more useful than generative AI and even if it were LLMs doing the work, with a doctor checking it can be very beneficial

The skeleton is absolutely killing me

Yeah that doesn’t make sense at all

Do you have a podcast? I saw a podcast clip on tiktok saying almost verbatim the same thing

https://youtu.be/Pa1vXovXn-M

Kinda defeats the purpose of wifi

What was their username?

I keep seeing people mention this violet person, who are they talking about?

Yeah I’ve experienced the nobara issue a few times

Do yourself a favor and never turn on WiFi on your smart TV, get an android streaming box, and install projectivy launcher on it. Then you can sideload smartube the adfree YouTube client with downvotes, dearrow and sponsorblock built in.

I mean, I didn’t make the chart, I’m just speaking on what the creator’s reasoning might be

Based on the image, it seems like the argument is that Windows can be installed on a larger variety of devices than the other two

Yes, It’s what’s called a hypervisor, it is an operating system designed to manage vms, it can do a lot

Edit: I’m thinking of proxmox oops

Portainer is for docker containers