Wait, it does? Including in the mobile app? I don’t see it.

Wait, are you blaming the Russia thing on us, or…?

Right but what about this case specifically

But maybe the point is for display, and this is what they want to display

This comment feels like it misrepresents what parent comment said.

I like train models

Yeah don’t do that one

So - PoE = bad? Otherwise not sure what real-world scenario your second case covers?

Does it automate setting up and maintaining Immich?

38, though not literally forever

CloudAfterNsxt

I really want to like Nextcloud, but it had way way too many issues and limitations for me the last time I set it up (May, I think?)

Depending on your use case, it can be fantastic.

There’s good reasons why it is the world’s most popular programming language (by a wide margin).

You are not, generally, going to be using it to write kernels or device drivers, though.

Wait, so Borderlands 3 runs on the MBP using DirectX…?

Edit: nevermind, I missed the comment about using Crossover

This post hits several of my indicators for the question they’re asking.

I’m filing this away for some future argument. Thank you.

I mean, I guess it’s more money if it’s better. But turning the goal of being more stable and less hackable into something insidious seems weird.

Yeah (on the flatpak) although I still had a problem, and don’t remember what/why.

Kpatience is nice.

Also I have a fundamental problem with pysol wins being just “you did it. Click OK”.

Those bouncing cards in Windows sol.exe were early computer dopamine addiction that sold millions of computers.

What does this have to do with AI or with bubblesort?

This looks like just a list sorted alphabetically. Which unfortunately doesn’t work for the use case. But has been a problem in computing for like literally 70 years.

I like it, but kept running into weird bugs (and I think dependency issues) with different versions of python.

Kpatience for me.