No hard feelings, but I am obligated to post it when relevant :P

Undertale.

It’s inherently uncreative and it’s even more likely to produce same-y material when you 1. Don’t give it a specific art direction and 2. Use the same generic models everybody else is using (a result of Googling, “AI art generator”.)

Which, in fairness, there are plenty of. I have seen 2 presentations this week at work where they were 1. Obviously AI-generated and 2. Obviously not proofread or changed at all.

Other parts of the internet would agree with you

I know the Skyrim part, but somebody fill me in: where is the animation of the people from?

That’s a first for Nintendo consoles. Not a good first, but still a first.

I did. That’s my opinion, most people won’t care I care, but most people don’t.

They absolutely have their users by the balls and I guarantee most people will continue to use the app after this, unfortunately.

I was anticipating my gym to be this way and it was dead quiet the first week of January. I was not mad. It’s actually busier now than it was in January. 🤷

In short: no, because they were already doing this.

I use GParted on a live CD/ISO for similar situations. I personally have never put my home directory on a separate partition, so I don’t know if this would somehow not work for you and I suggest backing up your data!

I have! Upgrading from Fedora 41 to 42 worked well on the 3 machines I use it on.

I think most people who use Ubuntu, in general, aren’t posting about their experience with it online. So, yes, I’d say I agree with your observation.

One of the biggest reasons I won’t use Ubuntu on anything I care about is because I had numerous upgrade issues with it.

If you want simple: Visual Studio Code. If you want fancy: Rider. That being said, Rider, I find, tends to work better out of the box.

I think the weakest computer I’ve had Linux on was an original Xbox running DSL.

“In 2007, the popemobile”

This has nothing to do with preventing people from talking about non-work topics and is entirely about silencing people who protest the ethically questionable (at best) actions the company makes in relation to said country. Not only that, but they involved themselves in politics by selling to organizations that are entirely involved with politics.

Edit: I would love to hear your rebuttal, rather than just downvoting everybody who has replied to you with no written response. It sounds like you have none otherwise.

Does this mean I no longer have to disable it in 5 different places each time I setup Firefox?