tl;dr arr[len(arr)] is wrong; arr[len(arr)-1] is right because Go uses zero-based indexes like a bunch of other languages.

I guess he wants free labor to work on it?

a license that better protected your project from corporate theft

See: https://philiplaine.com/posts/getting-forked-by-microsoft/

They also moved to Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/ziglang ❤️

aarg. claude not happy.

arg. warn. go away.

ah, claude happy now.

Dev cycles now.

Creating an environment that incentivizes not thinking is peak stupid.

Psht. I wish! This is wrong and will set people up for failure. There is absolutely hardware that will work well with Linux and hardware that will not.

I tend to run into problems with brand new laptops. Microphones don’t work, web cams don’t work, fingerprint readers don’t work.

I have a Dell Dell Pro next to me with a web cam that doesn’t work. Arch, btw.

I also have a Lenovo T14 where everything does work.

The point is you have to RESEARCH before you buy. Otherwise, you’re gonna get mad a Linux for not supporting your hardware, instead of being mad at yourself for not researching first.

Hardware that’s too old is problematic and hardware that’s too new can be problematic.

I can try it. Which banking app do you use? DM me your username and password.

Try both and report back.

I’ve only used SailfishOS and the hardware experience on the Sony Xperia 10 III was good. I think everything worked.

doesn’t work natively with Android apps

Technically, I guess. But the Android emulation layer they have is superb, so you can still run tons of Android apps quite well.

Missing shepherd from Guix.

Same.

They always say that so proudly too. “It was all the AI bros!”

me staring at the mountain of shit they just plopped in front of me

Yes, I can tell.

not the most reliable as in case of a house fire or a flood it will burn or drown along with the machine

Yup, or if someone breaks into your house and steals your computer.

My backup plan:

• primary - a ZFS server at my house
• secondary - an offsite ZFS server at a relative’s house
• primary takes ZFS snapshots periodically and sends encrypted snapshots to secondary
• both are connected via netbird

The primary server is actually a bigger more powerful desktop, while the secondary is just a small, power-efficient, weak NAS that’s just for storage. Small is good so you can hide it and it doesn’t annoy your family member.

I GOT AN EMAIL!!! OMGOMGOMGOMG!

When we did the one-time randomization of the list, your place in line ended up beyond the number of units we’ll have in this production run.

As we work our way through the reservation queue, some customers may cancel their reservations. If that happens, you may be moved into the reservation queue, and you’ll be notified via email that you have a reservation after all.

This is the only email you will receive about the results of the randomization. If you ended up with a waitlist spot for one or more models, you’ll be placed on the waitlist for the model that you were closest to the front of.

Awwww… damn it. 😢

Don’t they list your queue status here?

https://store.steampowered.com/hardware/steamcontroller

Mine says I won’t be able to place an order until 2027…

No… :(

Hmm… not sure about a specific client… but maybe you could create a child profile and then make sure all your media has the correct parental ratings? Then you can limit the profile to a certain rating.

Not sure what specifically about YouTube Kids you want.

Next time I get assigned a bug ticket, I’m gonna comment “largely solved” or “85% solved” and then close the ticket. I guess that’s the standard now.

• Steam Machine is a mid gaming PC.
• You could DIY a similar or slightly more powerful machine yourself for cheaper, but not that much cheaper.
• Your DIY would probably not be as small or as quiet though.

but I’ll probably pick up a steam controller!

See ya in 2027… 👋