Not from Mastodon, but from looking at the map for September:
Here’s a link to the rest of the map You’ll have to mouse over the different countries here, but regardless of whatever the heck is happening in Singapore, windows 7 is still sitting between 15-5% in other countries across Asia. and 10 is still nowhere near the “safe” levels for EoL coming up.
I can confirm Mint, specifically with the Cinnamon Desktop environment. Although I would also recommend Debian with the Cinnamon Desktop. Ubuntu has been making some pretty weird choices lately for a while now. And while Mint has been trying to move it’s upstream straight to Debian, they haven’t done so yet.
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Quick someone share this with the math people on here. There has to be some sort of incredible theorem here
From my experience, AI just seems to be a lesson in overfitment. You can’t use it to do things nobody has done before. Furthermore, you only really get good responses from prompts related to Javascript
seems you were already a Google fan, they are a unique breed of horrible.
You can already patch windows as much as you want.
“My belief is that art should not be comforting; for comfort, we have mass entertainment and one another. Art should provoke, disturb, arouse our emotions, expand our sympathies in directions we may not anticipate and may not even wish.” - Joyce Carol Oates
Caught my teenage cousins bragging about how they can “make a video game without any coding”. It was this shitty iPad app I’d never heard of.
Life long windows user. I switched to Arch a few months ago and I’m not looking back. Will only be using windows in a sandboxed VM if absolutely necessary. Which, I haven’t needed to yet.
Some sort of arctic animal I would assume.
Using wine and Proton, I’ve been able to play old windows games that haven’t worked on real windows for over two decades.