Depends on usecase and Xorg vs. Wayland. I like Niri on my Thinkpad with touchscreen, using Wayland.

Screen? In a elevator?

Btw, germany has a law about “Computersabotage”. Wondering why HP & co still can make your paid (computer) hardware not working anymore?

The elevator was running Windows XP.

Clearly a extreme case of overengineering. An elevator has no business running more than a few microcontrollers.

How much months was this again, since they would have needed multiple times the internet in data amounts, just to have some progress? Sorry, but it’s a bubble.

Edit: AI being LLM, like @TheBeege said.

Ok, children might be safe, since they don’t geht half of it. But not teens.

Let them watch Grave of the Fireflies once and ask them, if they would show it to a child.

It’s also not only about upvotes here.

First create the HTML DOM, then beautify with CSS, then script stuff with JS for functionality you can’t do with HTML and Backend.

And read up on HTML tags, please. There’s too much div-only crap already. And better go basic than fancy; fancy is more technical debt that blows up (or leaks your users passwords) along the road

Don’t listen to the naysayers, they never did a website from scratch. And the usual frameworks have gone complex to a point that learning them and adjusting them to your needs eats more time than creating a basic website from scratch, while your websites performance and accessibility tanks. Imagine, a button not working just because you blocked third-party scripts!

Dear Microsoft
We use your AI to commit genocide now.
Kind Regards, Netanjahu

Or how they think it works?

From a cybersecurity perspective, it is nearly impossible to create a backdoor to a communications product that is only accessible for certain purposes or under certain conditions.

Oh? It is possible? Pray tell, how?

Remembers me of them:

Is there some science to what facilitates common standards vs. dotzens of islands? Convenience of the user is only one factor (if at all), see printers.

If it works, you can add the rmmod and modprobe to your login. Either to your Display Manager (login screen) or, since Silverblue uses Systemd and that command needs to be run as root, create a before-login service.

This is illegal, they are required to be opt-in, default toggled off.

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For seven years, the tracking industry has used the TCF as a legal cover for Real-Time Bidding (RTB), the vast advertising auction system that operates behind the scenes on websites and apps. RTB tracks what Internet users look at and where they go in the real world. It then continuously broadcasts this data to a host of companies, enabling them to keep dossiers on every Internet user.[2] Because there is no security in the RTB system it is impossible to know what then happens to the data. As a result, it is also impossible to provide the necessary information that must accompany a consent request.[3]

In short, RTB makes it impossible for the user to know where his data goes, which is a requirement for consent.

Soo… the ad income is higher than the energy costs of gen. AI? They lied about the pennies per visit? 😢

Also, 🏴‍☠️

Capitalistic assholes are everywhere. As long as you keep them in check, you can build a good system.