I don’t know, I was talking about getting piss stains on the walls.

figure out how it works.

It’s not like there is a manual.
https://man.archlinux.org/search?q=flirt ^/j

As long as you didn’t have to repaint—

“God sees everything.”
“Nah, doesn’t count.”

There’s Debian with GNU Hurd, though not realistically usable on real hardware: https://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/

In the past there was also Debian with FreeBSD kernel: https://wiki.debian.org/Debian_GNU/kFreeBSD

Flock camera proceeds to raise outside the window.

Lmao

In what way? To me, this seems viable.
Hell, really any laptop with 4G/5G modem. Internet connectivity anywhere is mostly my concern. A pocket-sized computer is still fairly convenient, but it doesn’t provide me with anything unique a laptop can’t replace.

“Lemmy has just hit a second tesseract”

Guy writes you a free tool and all they can do is look a gift horse in the mouth.

Misunderstanding.
Main point here was that the person should disclose they used LLMs if they did, and to what degree. So, like, one line of text in the README. Similar to how food products list allergens - might be important to some people.

Linus Torvalds also has some vibe-coded stuff for private use that he published. But he also made that clear:

Also note that the python visualizer tool has been basically written by vibe-coding. I know more about analog filters – and that’s not saying much – than I do about python. It started out as my typical “google and do the monkey-see-monkey-do” kind of programming, but then I cut out the middle-man – me – and just used Google Antigravity to do the audio sample visualizer.

Subjective, but I’d also trust it less to not have serious mistakes, such as deleting everything in your home directory. Or unexpectedly running insecure HTTP server on all interfaces.
Or perhaps just having a temporary file stored on SSD which gets written to way too much, causing great wear to the drive. Or slow memory leaks.

Just things a human would likely think of.

If you want to go most obscure, write your own OS in assembly.

I was randomly thinking about posting this meme 14 hours ago before going to sleep.

And an annoying one. Gets in the way, and makes screwing the cap back on harder because it keeps pulling it.

avooded

Awoooo!

I felt like I should add something to defense side, so I did a quick install of Linux Mint limited to 4GB of RAM, with no swap.

I didn’t know what to run, so here’s LibreOffice Impress, SuperTuxKart, and Firefox with this Lemmy post open, streaming internet radio, playing 1080p YouTube video, and an additional tab with forum post about forcing software rendering as SuperTuxKart was horribly broken inside the VM.

Fits into the 4GB.

Additionally, just for fun, you can see the RAM usage on my host, also nearing full usage. You may also see a pretty solid benchmark of the VM disk in the screenshot. This is because I installed the VM into tmpfs on the host.

Seems pretty damn usable, even for some multi-tasking.

Yeah, a lot of programs are just really inefficient.
I’ve recently been looking around my system to see what’s eating my RAM. Mullvad VPN eats around 200MiB because the GUI is using Electron…

I have 12GB of RAM in my phone (in comparison to 4GB in my mini PC (good enough for XFCE (although the browser will still eat a good chunk))), the only thing that runs realiably is Termux.

But the power management is just shit. My last 2 phones kill the fucking built-in alarm clock. I can set it to unrestricted in settings, I can enable exception in DuraSpeed, or do whatever many steps the current device needs, but at best it’s a coin flip whether alarm will work or not.

Cannibals agree.

I switched to only drinking water

What do you do with saliva? /j