This is not the logo, it’s a new mascot. Firefox did not have a mascot before, just a logo.

Well, yes. I’m just responding to the anthropic doing it better part, yes but not by much.

‘const timePassed = (start, end) => end - start;’ is much simpler than creating a whole timer.

It could simply save a timestamp of the “begin timer” message and compare it to the timestamp of the “end” message. It’s not that complicated, and writing a script and executing it is overkill… It just needs access to a calculator skill.

Yes, it handles it better, but it’s still a dumb approach and waste of energy.

They’re just refusing to be wrong, they’re doubling down on a technicality, not on who actually authors the legislation text.

Oh boy. Have you heard of this concept calling lobbying?

Your politicians don’t represent you, they represent the highest bidder, which are the wealthy corporations trying to enslave you.

Make it support Podman next.

So does Plex… It transcodes AV1 just fine.

Clearly their hardware isn’t powerful enough to transcode it smoothly. So they resort to codecs that play natively on their hardware

I just scrub it with rubbing alcohol, works great. Is that not good?

Jellyfin somehow makes his hardware support AV1?

The Hyundai engineers, technicians, and equipment installers were not teaching anyone how to make chips.

How would they prevent it? If they allow your app to read a value client side, it can do whatever it wants with it, including sending it.

If your app needs to present different behavior based on user settings, it needs to read it.

If you can do it client side, you can send it to a server…

The difference is intent.

Solution in search of a problem?

I have never seen a scam call involving sideloading an app on a phone… Why would they whenTeamViwer is in the Google app store?

Well yes, but Plex started as a port of XBMC to run on Mac os; you installed XBMC directly on the Xbox, it turned your Xbox into a streaming box.

Doesn’t work everywhere…

And Google sucks more and more every day…

There’s a good way to point people to existing documentation without being a jackass.

If someone doesn’t find the wiki article that answers their question because they didn’t know how to ask it with the right keywords, just point them to the wiki article and add any missing context to help the next person out.

A rude “rtfm” response with closing the ticket isn’t helpful.

Or we can back an option without a gatekeeper…

I’m commenting on the context given, I don’t intend to waste energy seeking more context on this story…

They didn’t even attempt to negotiate. They rescinded their acceptance as soon as “IT specialist” told them they only officially support Windows.

That happened to me prior, and I actually told them “hey, I really want this position, but you can’t expect me to do it properly on the same hardware/software you give the data entry employees.”

They gave me a budget to buy whatever hardware I want and told me I can install anything I want but I cannot reach you the sysadmin for any support outside of roles/permissions.

I don’t watch any “Linux vet YouTubers” so I have no clue what they may be experiencing and running into, but I’ve been running it daily since alpha, and it’s been rock solid. I’ve had a couple times where the Nvidia driver crashed that could have been caused by cosmic, but I didn’t verify. Though both times I was messing with OBS and a virtual second display.

I don’t like the file manager, the dock/panel are not as customizable as I wish, it’ll glitch after running updates sometimes but a restart of cosmic fixes that. I was never a fan of tiling windows but with cosmic I use it daily on some workspaces.

There aren’t a lot of applets yet, but I like these: package updater, privacy indicator, nitrate, minimon.

I wish I could have expanded ungrouped tabs in the app tray instead of a grouped icon, definitely my biggest annoyance. Otherwise I absolutely love cosmic. I’ve stopped using gnome after gnome shell, and it’s never won me back, kde always felt like a side project just to get it to look how I wanted. Cinnamon is my second choice if Cosmic isn’t available, but I really like Cosmic.