making it easier to run complex simulations without relying on supercomputers or artificial intelligence (AI) tools.

I stopped reading there. Is it any good?

I mean, just scan and 3D print it, if you want like new?

Usenet is still in use. And so is Nostr and Geminispace.

I guess a good start would be to look at some minimal package managers like opkg. Maybe xbps, pacman too; the format is simple but for pacman you need rather look at libalpm.

Cheap Linux desktops for a charity?

Because all of them have AI shares.

They train their AI with it. 22998110

*transport-encrypted.

LLM-psychosis?

Ah, please utilize prefers-color-scheme and just place your --color-variables in it, if possible. It’s the simplest and most compatible way.

I like the “take things appart, recombine, look what breaks” approach, same line of thought.

Btw, i think the current tech stack (CPU, initram, X/Wayland server, input handling, pam/polkit) is just shoehorned Desktop on tech made for server and a lot of historical baggage.

What “will”? They and asocial media didn’t have already?

In a “Our cars are faster” move?

These include illegal U-turns, aggressive lane switching, rolling through cross walks, and running red lights.

They like fines?

Not anymore.

AI legal-tech companies are exploding in value […]. Law firms feed tools like this enormous amounts of highly confidential information.

No warning lights?

I mean i agree, but how does this help me building an affordable gaming rig?

Since nobody can afford memory, this means mainboards and cases will get cheaper, right?

You can’t see it because it’s hidden.

For now.

Guess Explorer is now a webapp too?