I can only say good things about kagi. They let you adjust your search results according to how much you trust a given source, and the business model makes sense. You pay them, they give you a service. Heck, if you pay for unlimited searches, they have an actual incentive to make you search less and make you find results quickly

I’d like a link for the repo pls

What’s the model, just for starters

Tell that to the average computer user, and they’ll crap their pants. I’m all for the command line being there for power users and people who actually have to manage complex systems, but if you want Linux to go to the moon, you have to consider the average Joe

Wow. This is kind of idiotic, hope that both implement a gui option

Linux appears to largely be done with the transition to the modern tech stack (wayland/Pipewire) and can now focus on getting more features. Packaging hasn’t improved (flatpaks largely stagnated, snaps barely evolved and kept the same issues, so did app images and system packages. On the gaming front, while steamOS has gained users, market share is still somewhat anemic, and support for multiplayer games is now worse than before. Desktop usage did show some ok growth though and now has a solid 4%

Here we simply have a tool that on dangerous commands like power off or reboot asks for the host name of the machine in question. Didn’t stop me from accidentally rebooting a machine once, but no matter

That’s probably compressed, raw sounds impossible to do those

Man is great to check quickly what something does. I use atuin as my shell history to make it a lot easier to search

The difference I think is mostly regarding consent. You’re getting fucked either way.

I’m unique :) this ain’t great

We should have an AI code interpreter that assembles code line by line so it can be executed

Define normal? More like Ms Office? (Under tools if im not mistaken, you can select user interface and there you have the tabbed one)

Essentially they claim they don’t sell data. They say instead they process it in house and just have advertisers indicate a certain desired profile and then yhey show the ads, without transferring info

Just make a better browser… you literally pioneered RUST

Chances are yes. Simply because to build the machines, such an astronomical amount of money and energy is needed to build them, that even if electricity during dead times cost a bunch more (which for businesses probably does), it probably is still worth it, just to bring it to maximum capacity

“Thanks Steve”

Wonder if this is just the website not being able to cut the number in half, or whether they did this on purpose

Say what you will about business school CEOs, they at least know when to stay shut up… hopefully this engineer CEO is able to keep Intel engineering centric and to actually sort their crap out…

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