Yeah it’d be a LOT of constant wireshark and reverse engineering to figure out every API it calls. Then probably something in the middle to sit on the host, need to figure out https certs since you’d be spoofing the host, and of course making sure you get the responses absolutely correct.

Not impossible, but it’s not trivial anymore either.

Oh good private equity. Well, any profits will be funneled out of tech crunch into their pockets, expect nothing new out of it, layoffs and cost cutting.

Even more if it was a leveraged buyout.

Techcrunch is officially dead folks.

Yup, seeing that too. They’re all proud of the work they didn’t do, but the second there’s a syntax error they panic.

Was playing around with it. It’s neat tech. It’s interesting all the side projects I can spin up now. It absolutely cannot replace an engineer with a brain.

I’ve caught so many little things I’ve had to fix, change. It’s an amazing way to kick off a project, but I can’t ever trust blindly what it’s doing. It can get the first 80% of a small project off the ground, and then you’re going to spend 7x as long on that last 20% prompt engineering it to get it right. At which point I’m usually like “I could have just done it by now”.

I see kids now blindly trusting what it’s doing, and man are they going to fall face first in the corporate world. I honestly see a place for vibe coding in the corporate world. However I also see you still needing a brain to stitch it all together too.

All of these are possible and very configurable. I chose synapse for my home server and it’s set up like this

Dear God how shitty is that. “We never said it was ten gig you stupid moron”. We just took a fairly standard industry term and flipped it around.

You can but it’s finicky as hell. Definitely more than what the vast majority of users can do, and if they cared they would make an official easy way to do it. But they don’t want you to, they want you to buy a new computer

Good luck on your journey! It can be frustrating at times, but please feel free to make posts asking for help if you can’t find it online!

Wine will probably run it fine. Try posting to the linc gaming community though

Just think of how few user metrics they get out of Windows 10 though!

I recommend Zorin. My mother didn’t notice a difference. I just told her I “upgraded it”, and most she said was “oh they changed it again”. Did the normal setup of helping her sign into things, but haven’t heard a peep since

I mean, I’ll always take a cheap Linux box…

I remember that “promise” too. And here we are

Thank you!

Very good point!

I’ve tried and failed a couple of times, would you mind sharing (or dming) your example config? Maybe I’m just a been with sso and can’t figure it out

Unless you absolutely need CUDA for AI workloads, I only recommend AMD for Linux at this point

It took about a year of dual booting for me to finally feel confident using it, but now I’d never go back. It’s definitely not an overnight or weekend thing, learning the “Linux way”, but it’s worth it. It’s so much easier than it was even just 5 years ago, let alone 15

Is it relevant to the email at all? Nope! But we’ll keep them addicted to OneDrive out of fear!

Most don’t support windows 10 without a tpm