I love Steins; Gate, but it is definitely not for everyone. I actually dropped it the first time I tried watching after 2 episodes and then gave it another shot years later.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say with arbitrary numbers pulled out of the air about the amount of "coders" and potential users on codeberg.
A lot of people go to codeberg to get away from big tech.
All their policy is saying is that they don't want vibe coded projects on the platform. They would rather their storage and bandwidth go to real people, not dead-end vibe coded slop projects.
AI generated code is verbose, incredibly verbose, as you stated yourself... and a lot of the time verbose and bad.
This policy allows them to get rid of the worst offenders and point to the policy as their reason.
The AI code thing is geared towards vibe coded projects. Using AI to clean it doesn't mean it's vibe coded.
Codeberg e.V. members voted to ban projects that “mostly” consist of code written by generative AI tools.
You can argue, it's hard to prove that etc, etc... But you need to remember that they have limited funds/storage and if vibe coders start using that storage with dead-end projects, that can be a problem.
Not milking it is what has kept my faith in the company and what will continue to encourage me to buy their collectors editions even though I know I'm overpaying.
Always loved Armored Core as well and got the collectors edition.
Joplin stores everything in a database and back up / sync can fail and/or corrupt... It's nice that it's FOSS but that was a deal breaker for me.
Obsidian stores everything in plain folders and markdown files and you can sync it between devices however you want. It's not FOSS, unfortunately, but at least the data is easily accessible even without a program.
I bought the Plex Lifetime Subscription at like $80 (or maybe $120?) years ago. I still moved to Jellyfin.
Plex became too cumbersome and... They hide the "local IPs that can connect without auth" behind "advanced settings" and when I moved... I couldn't use my own media through Plex for over a day until internet was setup.
This was 100% beginners luck.
I love Steins; Gate, but it is definitely not for everyone. I actually dropped it the first time I tried watching after 2 episodes and then gave it another shot years later.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say with arbitrary numbers pulled out of the air about the amount of "coders" and potential users on codeberg.
A lot of people go to codeberg to get away from big tech.
All their policy is saying is that they don't want vibe coded projects on the platform. They would rather their storage and bandwidth go to real people, not dead-end vibe coded slop projects.
AI generated code is verbose, incredibly verbose, as you stated yourself... and a lot of the time verbose and bad.
This policy allows them to get rid of the worst offenders and point to the policy as their reason.
The AI code thing is geared towards vibe coded projects. Using AI to clean it doesn't mean it's vibe coded.
You can argue, it's hard to prove that etc, etc... But you need to remember that they have limited funds/storage and if vibe coders start using that storage with dead-end projects, that can be a problem.
A friends mother blames Biden for losing her SNAP benefits earlier this year.
We're doomed.
Seems like this can run headless and starts it's own compositor instead of needing you to be logged in and have a monitor.
Yes
https://github.com/LawnchairLauncher/lawnchair
Lawnchair has this and is the closest to Nova that I've found.
Lawnchair Settings > Homescreen > Widget settings > Allow overlap
Here it is in action:
Not milking it is what has kept my faith in the company and what will continue to encourage me to buy their collectors editions even though I know I'm overpaying.
Always loved Armored Core as well and got the collectors edition.
Long term loyalty > Milking and burning bridges
I built a PC last year for my living room and I'm running bazzite on it. Works great. Slightly larger than a console but this is the case I used.
https://a.co/d/09asiNdc
What was promised that they didn't deliver on?
Just grabbed it myself. Was on sale for $18. Loving it so far.
Joplin stores everything in a database and back up / sync can fail and/or corrupt... It's nice that it's FOSS but that was a deal breaker for me.
Obsidian stores everything in plain folders and markdown files and you can sync it between devices however you want. It's not FOSS, unfortunately, but at least the data is easily accessible even without a program.
I never finished Breath of the Wild and didn't buy Tears off the Kingdom due to that mechanic. So pointless.
ProxiTok doesn't work anymore. Dev hasn't worked on it in years.
I'm excited for this but really upset that the beta is in FALL OF 2027...
Thank you for the quick reply!
Are there instructions on what to check? I have an X1C from May 2023. Would that be affected?
I bought the Plex Lifetime Subscription at like $80 (or maybe $120?) years ago. I still moved to Jellyfin.
Plex became too cumbersome and... They hide the "local IPs that can connect without auth" behind "advanced settings" and when I moved... I couldn't use my own media through Plex for over a day until internet was setup.