Hell, this service might still have zero “AI” in it but count as an “agent” for marketing purposes.
True. I do think that’s where we might find something useful after the bubble pops.
But it’s some shit marketing though.
“Microservices, but sometimes it hallucinates.” is a sales pitch targeted for gullible suckers.
I’ve wiped better ideas off of the used shoes of an old bash profile than the average agentic AI solution.
Yes. One could imagine the privacy invasion will be completely “coincidental”, and fairly complete, for many users.
Everyday that passes my satisfaction has grown since jumping over to Linux Mint.
Yes! Our recent Linux Mint software update drama was some nice new quality of life improvements coming to the next version of KDE Plasma.
Watching Windows 11 unfold from this side has been like sipping a cup of hot tea on the porch, wearing a good jacket, during a rain storm, while holding the storm door open for folks coming in out of the bad weather.
Please hold. The invisible hand of the market is on its way. Please hold. Nothing is wrong with your economy. The invisible hand of the market is on its way. Please hold. Do not attempt to adjust your economy. Trust the invisible hand. Please hold…
You’ve just never seen him because he hasen’t accepted a meeting invite is 14 years.
And counting!
…what?
I forgot that other competitive games exist. I only play Pac-Man.
Somebody set a reminder to make sure this person says “rabbit rabbit” next January 1. We don’t need another year like this one.
Why would you single out MMO veterans in this scenario?
Not op, but I took it as being because MMOs are the only one form of modern games where anyone really cares if the player cheats. So MMOs tend not to leave developer cheat codes lying around.
(Edit: Yes, other competitive games do exist, I guess.)
At least 2000 is both the largest number, and the best OS, in that group. :)
I tried to get on board with this one, but “cross platform apps” made me throw up in my mouth a little. The unholy things we did back then are best left forgotten in their shallow binary graves.
These days your basic Linux installation requires very little time and knowledge.
True! But the perfect Linux install only needs just one more hour…and then one more hour after that…for the rest of my life.
The bit about making it do all the things Windows never would is accurate. Power users tend to migrate to Mac and perfectionists are practically pre-destined to discover Linux.
Can we unburn it before the next deliverable date?
Ow. I can feel that one in my gut. Project managers have asked me equally stupid questions. And I had to just politely say “No. I don’t think we can.”
The goal is no longer to keep having a business next year.
Exactly. Which is why it feels like the stockholders are screwed.
Thanks. I hate it.
Alternately, perhaps we can look forward to
You’ll be happy to rent the megacorporation owned and configured computers whether you like it or not.
If I built this, there would be a third, much larger one labeled “Snaps”.
Yes. LibreWolf ships correctly configured, no switches needed.
Holy cow. How far does idiocy have to go before it becomes treason?