I’m an Australian based Data Engineer, who enjoys making sub-40% custom keyboards.
The challenge is that these days a phone is rarely used for calls or texts, but used with apps like WhatsApp or Teams or Slack or your mobile banking app, or things like that. And so there would need to be a critical mass of these apps to get me to switch.
An RSS feed is a publication that you can subscribe to without needing to give any personal information, such as your email address.
Website would publish their blog entries to an RSS feed so you didn’t need to keep going to their website, or give your email address to get it sent to you that way.
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication.
I’ve just cancelled my Medium subscription. I was finding myself going there less and less. So many articles saying the same thing in various levels of broken English.
I think it gives everyone the same list of 29, but it’s the order that’s important. Gentoo came back as my top. I use Void which came back as 4th in my list.
Well at least at the end of the questions the distro I use (Void) was somewhere near the top of the list (4th).
Thank you!
But does that equate to the power of AI doubling every 3.5 months?
I’ve been thinking about this, in conjunction with quantum computing and AGI for some time.
If AI follows anything like Moore’s Law, I don’t think it will be too long (decades) before we’ll be breaching the limit of 64bit, and we would need to go one way or another.
That said, based on the above, 99%+ of our existing jobs would have likely been fully automated, so the world would likely be a very different place, and 128bit computing likely would stand out as too big of an achievement.
True. I think someone else pointed this out as well. But I don’t eat a poultry drumstick. The English language is a funny thing!
Fascinating! Thank you all for the answers! I got an F in French at high school, which might explain why I hadn’t made the connection.
I’m an avid Void user, so I get the value of linux. But I cringe every time I see a comment like this. The OP has asked a specific question about a specific version of a specific OS. Someone asking about an OS should not be considered an invitation to tell them about another.
Whoops. My bad. Adjustment made. Sorry :-/
Cool, thank you.
Ah, that’s a really good point. I hadn’t thought about that. I use Apple CarPlay and haven’t carried a wallet/cards in years.
Are there any non-Google, non-Apple OSs that allow for these (even if it is the Google app sitting in a sandbox)?
Cool, thank you for clarifying!
Is it absolutely 0% or is it 0% with a $10/month administration fee? If the former, don’t pay it off early, just set up a standing order/direct debit and let it pay itself down. If the latter, you need to calculate the comparison rate (which will get higher the closer you get to zero balance), and work out what the break even is. Then carry on paying until you hit the point that the effective interest is greater than the interest on your savings account and at that point pay it off in full.
I’m curious what value you get from a bot? Were you using it to upvote your posts, or to crawl for things that you found interesting?
I use it as my primary home machine, running bspwm. I enjoy it, and find once configured it just works. Primarily web browsing, Kicad and OpenSCAD, and some Python development.
While I think we can agree it’s not a mass exodus, and as a percentage it’s fractional, I would be really curious on the relative percentage of mods and higher activity users.
I wouldn’t be surprised if these were proportionally higher than the total percentage as they would be more attuned to what was happening.
Does that translate to ‘it will be nice to chat with people using Threads from my Mastodon account?’
Yes. But if 90% of your friends use it, and have groups in it where things are planned and organised, then by not having it you’re going to be missing out on a big chunk of things going on around you.