You probably don't remember since you've been eating glue at an LLM's advice, but search engines have existed for a while, and even worked at one point!
I switched to helix editor since last I saw, it appears to lack AI use. That said, Neovim isn't awful and is less enthusiastically pro-ai. Helix also still does not have a plugin system so for the time being you're kind of constrained to its built-in features and customization options
it may be broken... but at least it's stable
which client do you use on android?
Out of curiosity, what problems have you experienced with it? At least on Debian I've not experienced any issues
Debatable
My issue with the orphan-crushing machine isn't only that it's not in my children's bedroom
Guess I'm going to church
You probably don't remember since you've been eating glue at an LLM's advice, but search engines have existed for a while, and even worked at one point!
I mean I get the concern but I'd be surprised if even 1% of Debian users had any interest in running snaps
Ditto, good as it gets
I don't want to use a web browser maintained by the guy responsible for our JavaScript hell
It might be wholly irrational but it's kind of why Debian's my home distro at this point :p
This guy's gonna be a great salesperson for the orphan-crushing machine
Get fucking real
No, this would be absurd.
Tumors can get cancer?
Apparently god-tier bait?
I switched to helix editor since last I saw, it appears to lack AI use. That said, Neovim isn't awful and is less enthusiastically pro-ai. Helix also still does not have a plugin system so for the time being you're kind of constrained to its built-in features and customization options
What's wrong with LW?
Then they're probably dog with a blog
This is awesome. I would love to see more Linux distros and projects adopting this or similar policies.