billwashere

Yggdrasil somewhere around ‘93… maybe ‘94. Recompiling a kernel took a VERY long time.

I’ve been doing this a while.

All replaced my AI and stock holder profits.

I’m gonna burn a bunch of music to cd this week just because I can. Might even archive some movies.

I wonder what this would do to those Hall effect keyboards

I got mine in ‘87. Hello fellow old person.

Well it took me 15 years (started in ‘89 graduated ‘04) and I’ve been in IT for almost 30 years (there was obviously some overlap). But honestly after your first job, nobody cares.

Good analogy …. 🤯

Indeed. Forgot about that one.

This way to human trafficking.

For the most part I’d agree. But he was honestly pretty good in Dallas Buyers Club. Most everything else I can think of is shit.

Yeah she just comes across as a pretentious little child who knows better than you. And I even agree with her on some things.

I will actively avoid anything of hers in the future.

I can never not get hear him say that word when I read it. And he somehow made it sound dirty.

Edit: I should really pay attention to what stroke laden nonsense spell check has “helped” me write.

I feel you. I started coding before the internet even existed (well technically it existed, just nobody had access to it)

Isn’t all the code in git somewhere? I would totally do that for code projects.

I do the same thing with arduino code so I know where you’re coming from.

Honestly I maintain a list of file types I care about and copy those off. It’s mostly things I’ve created or specifically accumulated. Things like mp3, mkv, gcode, stl, jpeg, doc, txt, etc. Find all of those and copy them off. I also find any files over a certain size and copy them off unless they are things like library files, dlls, that sorta thing. Am I possible going to kiss something, yeah. But I’ll get most of the things I care about.

Say it with me boys and girls… Infinite growth is not sustainable…

What and destroy 90% of their traffic?!?

“That’s a bold move, Cotton. Let’s see if it pays off for ’em.”

Ok let me play devil’s advocate and preface this with I’m not a big windows fan at all since I primarily use MacOS and Linux, but I could see this as moderately useful but used in a slightly different way. I don’t want the AI to actually make the changes by itself, even with my permission. But being able to ask it a natural language question about how to make a specific change and then walking me through how to make those changes, like showing me where in the the menu or OS that setting is hiding could be very useful. In the long run it could help teach the end user more about the OS and how things are organized and setup.

Just my 2¢

0% is “up to 30%”

Ok this made me chuckle.